We're thrilled to announce that Dr. Ethan Long, VIA's President & CEO, received a Commonwealth Fellowship, a year-long scholarship for nonprofit leaders to attend UVA Darden’s The Executive Program (TEP), which is historically attended by corporate leaders and entrepreneurs.
“The evolution of what’s needed with this growing organization – how we scale, what types of business opportunities we want to take advantage of, and how we evaluate those – all of those things are big pieces that I’m looking forward to learning about, not just from the faculty but also having [TEP] colleagues that I’ll get to work alongside, basically having a network of folks,” said Ethan.
Under Ethan's leadership that began 14 years ago, VIA has grown from serving 24 students in Charlottesville, Va., to over 300 individuals and families throughout 33 school districts and other services in four Virginia cities.
Congratulations, Ethan Long!
Meet one of The Executive Program (TEP) Commonwealth Fellowship winners, Ethan Long, president and CEO at the VIA Centers for Neurodevelopment. Based in Charlottesville, VIA Centers reach more than 300 individuals and families throughout 33 school districts and other services in four Virginia cities. Through TEP, Ethan is hoping to leverage business strategy and acumen to meet the supply and demand challenges in the mental health arena.
Check out our blog to learn more about his aspirations for TEP and his organization. https://bit.ly/3Yss83H
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