BRUNSWICK — Tedford Housing, a nonprofit agency working to find lasting solutions to end homelessness, recently elected new officers to its board of directors and welcomed a new member to its management team.
The new officers are:
Craig McEwen, of Topsham, was elected president; John Carson, of Harpswell, was elected vice president; Sarah Piper, of Poland, joins the officers as treasurer; and Nonny Soifer, of Harpswell, was re-elected to secretary.
McEwen is a retired educator from Bowdoin College; Carson is the minister of Elijah Kellogg Church in Harpswell; Piper is a commercial lending assistant at Bath Savings Institution; and Soifer is an attorney.
Also, Jennifer Iacovelli, of Brunswick, has joined the Tedford Housing management team as director of development. In this role, Iacovelli will plan, direct and implement the marketing, fundraising, special events and public relations initiatives for Tedford Housing.
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