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and later transferred to Cape Canaveral Hospital, where he served as director of Risk Management and Medical Staff operations. “Chris brings a wealth of experience to the Health First
Health Plans team during a time when the overall healthcare climate remains relatively unpredictable,” said HFHP President and CEO Margaret Haney. “His depth of knowledge will be critical to ensuring that Health First Health Plans continues to deliver the best services and opportunities to our members.” u
LONG NAMED PORT’S DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/CFO
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eff Long, CPA, recently joined the Canaveral Port Authority
as Deputy Executive Director/ Chief Financial Officer. He brings 20 years of diverse experience as an executive for several large organizations in which he was responsible for developing and directing the fiscal functions. Prior to joining the Port’s staff,
Long served as vice president of Finance and Controller for the Golf Channel in Orlando, where he led the company’s accounting, financial reporting and analysis functions. He was Senior Director of Finance, Operations, and Administration with Bass Anglers Sportsmen Society (BASS), a division of ESPN, before his employment with the Golf Channel. His career began as a financial auditor at Deloitte & Touche in Birmingham, Alabama, where he earned his CPA certification. u
CROSSWINDS EDUCATOR NAMED ‘JUVENILE JUSTICE TEACHER OF THE YEAR’
J
anet Jacupke of Crosswinds Youth Services has been selected as the regional winner of the 2009 Juvenile Justice Teacher of
the Year. Jacupke is the lead educator in Crosswinds’ Rainwater Center, a day treatment program for girls ages 12 to 18 who are currently on “probationary” status or Minimum Commitment with the juvenile court. Ms. Jacupke and four other regional winners were recog-
nized at the Juvenile Justice Education Institute and Southern Conference on Corrections in Tampa on August 3rd. Her selection for this award was made by the Juvenile Justice Educational Enhancement Program, with the panel of judges representing the Florida Department of Education, Department of Juvenile Justice, public schools, and the local community. Crosswinds Youth Services is a nonprofit organization
offering programs and services for children, youth and families in crisis since 1974. u
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