Rosecrance Health Network
Rockford, IL

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Rosecrance Announces
New Board Leadership

Jeffrey C. DiBenedetto, executive vice president of DiBenedetto & Associates, has been named to lead the RHN Board. Lisa Lindman, vice president of CBro Development, will chair the Rosecrance Foundation Board.

Both are seasoned members of Rosecrance boards who have worked under the outgoing chairs. DiBenedetto succeeds Tom Furst, who has chaired the RHN Board for 8 years. Lindman follows John Griffin, who served 8 years at the helm of the Foundation, the organization's fundraising group, which also oversees the endowment accounts.

Furst will continue to serve on the RHN and Foundation boards, and Griffin continues on the Foundation board.

DiBenedetto said he is honored to lead the organization's governing board. He has served on the Foundation Board for 7 years and joined the RHN Board 3 years ago.

"I am proud to be involved with an organization that helps children and adults deal with some of the toughest issues around," DiBenedetto said. "The staff we have is the best of the best. We are dedicated to care and to producing positive outcomes and changing lives."

Lindman has served on the Foundation Board at various points in recent years. She returns to the board in the leadership role during a period of rapid growth for the organization.

"The intricacies of substance abuse treatment and mental health care are intertwined," she said. "By serving both populations, we are reaching a much broader community and making a more profound difference.

"I am honored to be a part of an organization that helps so many individuals overcome obstacles that prevent them from leading healthy, productive lives."

In addition, Rosecrance has announced three new members on the Rosecrance Foundation Board. Bill LaFever, president of Doran Wholesalers, and Laura Rosecrance were named to the Foundation's Rockford Board. Mary Cesare-Murphy, retired executive director of the Behavioral Health Care Accreditation program for The Joint Commission, has joined the Foundation's Chicago Board.

Rosecrance is a private not-for-profit organization offering behavioral health services for more than 17,000 children, adolescents, adults and families each year in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Rosecrance provides addiction treatment through inpatient and outpatient programs in Rockford, IL, and services at six satellite offices in Chicagoland. In addition, Rosecrance offers community mental health services in Rockford, Belvidere and McHenry County. The organization was founded in 1916.