Our Team
Our Unite Us team is dedicated to improving outcomes in your community. To learn more about our commitment to to diversity, equity, and inclusion, click here.
John Paul Perez
Northeast Regional Network Director
Based in Rochester, NY, John Paul has an MBA from the University of Rochester Simon Business School as well as an MS MFT from Eastern Nazarene College. John Paul has 23 years of experience that spans across nonprofit leadership, clinical therapy, community engagement, and business development.
Chris Boerner
Regional Vice President, Northeast
Based in Greensboro, North Carolina, Chris has a BS in Economics from the University of Puget Sound. Chris has 20 years of experience in strategy, employee benefits, and entrepreneurship.
Eva DeBeliso
Community Engagement Manager
Based in New York, Eva has a B.A. from New York University, specialized in urban public policy and community empowerment. Eva has experience in nonprofit management and homeless services, most recently as the Director of Operations for a street homeless outreach program contracted by the NYC Department of Homeless Services.
Chelsea Sexton
Community Engagement Manager
Based in Brooklyn, Chelsea has a MPA from New York University Wagner School of Public Service. Chelsea has experience in community organizing and partner engagement both in the non-profit and city government sectors. Chelsea is a passionate systems thinker and community builder.
Isa Del Signore Dresser
Community Engagement Manager
Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY and San Diego, CA, Isa has an MPH from CUNY School of Public Health and a B.S. in community and regional development from UC Davis. Isa has experience in school wellness programs, health equity, and community partner engagement through her work in city government and the nonprofit sector.
Marc Natale
State Network Director, New York
Born and raised in Rochester, NY, Marc has an M.S. in strategic leadership. Marc has experience serving in officer positions on the boards of several community-based organizations, as well as participating in collaboratives and committees across health, youth, and human services, both locally and on a state level.
