Aspire Indiana Health Announces Four Additions to Board of Directors
Aspire Indiana Health has named four new members to its board of directors to help set strategic vision and provide strong oversight for the nonprofit provider of comprehensive healthcare services.
“We want to acknowledge and thank these new directors for their time, expertise and commitment to Hoosier health,” Aspire President & CEO Barbara Scott said. “As a nonprofit provider serving some of the state’s most vulnerable populations, Aspire Indiana Health needs a board of outstanding individuals to help us think strategically and innovatively. Their service is greatly appreciated.”
The new board members are (photographed from left to right):
- Lee Cannon, a Certified Public Accountant and financial advisor with Edward Jones. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Miami University Farmer School of Business, where she served as President of Alpha Chi Omega. Cannon previously served on the board of the Boone County Chamber of Commerce and currently serves on the board of the Zionsville Rotary.
- Chandler Lawson Flynn is an attorney with Church, Church, HIttle + Antrim, focusing her legal practice on education and schools. Flynn graduated Cum Laude from the University of Tennessee College of Law and earned her bachelor’s degree in international and comparative studies from UT. She is a guest lecturer at Lee University and serves as board member for the Tennessee Distinguished Young Women Program.
- Kyle Morris is owner of Morris Property Group, leading a team of Realtors under the FC Tucker brokerage that in less than three years became one of the top 1% in real estate sales in Indiana. Morris has been extremely active in the recovery community and serves on the boards of both Aspire Indiana Health and its subsidiary, Progress House, a recovery resident for men with substance use disorder.
- Audrea L. Racine is an attorney with Taylor, Chadd, Minnette, Schneider & Clutter, P.C. She previously served as a policy specialist with the Indiana Primary Health Care Association. Racine received her law degree from Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law with a concentration in health law and her bachelor’s degree in legal studies from Ball State University. She serves as a board director with United for Support and Encouragement (FUSE) and is a member of the Boone County Bar Association.
About Aspire: Aspire Indiana Health is a fully integrated nonprofit health system serving central Indiana that addresses behavioral health, primary medical care, substance use disorders, infectious diseases, deaf services, veteran programs, abused/neglected children and social drivers of health such as housing and employment. Aspire is supported by a strong network of community organizations, state/federal entities and generous benefactors. Those interested in partnering with Aspire in making health and well-being a reality in central Indiana are encouraged to contact us at: info@aspireindiana.org.