Colleen Bozard
Interim President
Colleen is providing transitional leadership to SCANPO as Interim President. In this role, Colleen assures ongoing effective and efficient agency operations by providing administrative leadership and management services. Colleen brings over 25 years of experience working in the human services field with non-profit organizations, working with boards, as an Executive Director and as a consultant in many capacities through her firm ccbozard consulting. She brings many strengths and skills in the areas of organizational development, community partnerships, strategic planning, interim/transitional leadership, program development, staff and board development, governance, and leadership development. Colleen is a Masters level graduate from Long Island University in Community Mental Health and a graduate of Leadership Columbia.    

Sandra Smith
Finance & Administration
SCANPO is pleased to welcome Sandra Smith, who is serving as the Interim Finance and Administration Manager. Sandra will be responsible for the financial activities and maintain overall administrative operation of the organization. Sandra has strong administrative and financial background, having worked previously for Palmetto Trust for Historic Preservation, the Jannie R. Jackson Women’s Center and the Midlands Community Development Corporation, both at Bible Way Church of Atlas Road. She brings a wealth of skills and expertise, including client communication, records and data management, regulatory reporting, bookkeeping, training and event coordination, media and public relations outreach, and extensive administrative support.

Glenice Saddler
Director of Membership & Resource Development
The Director Membership and Resource Development is responsible for membership development and planning, implementing and directing programs and services that are beneficial and representative of membership needs, assists in implementing strategies to build relationships with funders , and supports program building through grant development. Glenice comes to SCANPO with a diverse background in fund raising, finance and operations, and community development. She has been employed with Claflin University, Imagine Schools, Inc., SC Center for Grassroots and Community Alternatives and Allen University. Glenice has a bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of South Carolina and is a Certified Grants Specialist

Sarah Conrad
Program Coordinator- Strengthening Communities Initiative
Sarah is responsible for coordinating and administering this federal grant program that – in partnership with United Way Association of South Carolina – works with nonprofit organizations in 14 counties to help build their capacity to better serve the needs of their communities. Sarah comes to SCANPO with a wealth of project administration experience, having worked for Richland County First Steps, SC First Steps and United Way Association of SC. Sarah received her Bachelor’s Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of South Carolina.