The Board of Directors of NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome and Associated Disorders has announced the promotion of Hilary Kruchowy to Executive Director.

"Hilary is a seasoned non-profit professional with three decades of experience in strategic leadership, board development, program management, and fundraising," said Andrew Hendry, Board President. "In her almost two years as NJCTS' Director of Development, she has had the opportunity to meet many families and learn of their unique challenges. She embraces the mission of NJCTS and sees the potential for growth and expansion of our programs."

Prior to joining NJCTS, she served as the Director of Development at the Adult Day Center of Somerset County and Hunterdon County YMCA where she surpassed fundraising goals and launched successful campaigns. She holds an M.A. in Fine Arts Administration from Temple University and a B. A. in Art History from Rutgers University. She has been a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) since 2002, demonstrating her commitment to professional excellence in the field of philanthropy.  

"I know I have large shoes to fill," said Hilary, "but I want to ensure our families that my door is always open and I look forward to meeting and working with more of them, as well as our wonderful supporters and volunteers."

Hilary can be reached at hkruchowy@njcts.org, or 908.575.7350, ext. 13.

Santina Reichenbach Promoted to

Assistant Executive Director

In addition to a new Executive Director, NJCTS has also announced the promotion of Finance & Human Resource Director Santina Reichenbach to Assistant Executive Director.

Santina has been a member of the NJCTS staff for more than 20 years. She had a front row seat to Faith Rice's vision for a Center for Excellence in New Jersey and the creation of NJCTS. She has worn many hat’s during her tenure with the organization starting out as a volunteer, Board Treasurer, Finance Director and most recently Acting Executive Director. Santina is a Seton Hall Alumni and has previous corporate banking experience.

“I am honored to be a part of this amazing organization and in the board’s confidence and trust in me to lead NJCTS during its most difficult and trying period," said Santina. "I look forward to assisting Hilary as we continue to build on the strong foundation that Faith and Pat created.”.

Santina's new role and responsibilities will involve managing and overseeing the day to day operations including all financial, program, and human resource matters for the organization. She can be reached at sreichenbach@njcts.org, or 908.575.7350.