Chris Masters Joins Leadership Team at Access: Supports for Living

Middletown, NY – Chris Masters has joined the leadership team at Access: Supports for Living Inc. as Executive Director of the Access: Supports for Living Foundation and Senior Vice President of Business Development, announced Ron Colavito the agency’s CEO and Amy Anderson-Winchell, LCSW, its President.  In this role, Masters will oversee the development of the Access: Supports for Living Foundation and lead regional and national growth opportunities for Access: Business Solutions.

“For more than 10 years, Chris has been a leader among our dedicated friends, volunteers, and donors,” said Ron Colavito.  “Now, using his expertise in sales and marketing, Chris will continue to lead in the development of strategic partnerships for Access.  With a multifocal role, his work will support the growth of Access, Access: Business Solutions, our industrial operations division, and the Access: Supports for Living Foundation, enabling us to continue to innovate and provide new opportunities for the people we support across the Hudson Valley to find wellness, recovery, and meaningful employment.”

“Chris’s talents, expertise, and dedication to supporting people to live healthy and rewarding lives has been demonstrated through his ongoing commitment to Access’s mission as a trusted volunteer. We are thrilled to have him help us achieve even greater success,” said Amy Anderson-Winchell.

Access: Supports for Living was founded in 1963 by a group of families who believed in a bright, positive future for their children with disabilities. Today, Access is mission-driven to help people live the healthiest and fullest lives possible and supports more than 10,000 people each year through services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health and substance use concerns, and children and families with a range of needs. Access summarizes its worldview in four words: Rewarding Lives, Healthy Communities. For more information, visit the website: www. accesssupports.org or call 1-888-750-2266.