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24 Worcester Business Journal | March 5, 2018 | wbjournal.com TECHNOLOGY MADE SIMPLE IT HEADACHE REDUCTION Are you a small business owner struggling to stay on top of your IT investment? Lean on the pros at Trivium Technology 86 Leominster Road Sterling, MA 01564 978.219.2500 www.triviumtech.net • Managed IT Services • 3CX Phone Systems • Specializing in serving small to mid-size companies for the LONG RUN • Let us help YOU get the most value from your IT investment. "Our single most important goal is to build long term client relationships built on trust and value." Frank Leonard President & CEO HOLLY CHAFFEE is the new president and CEO of VNA Care, a subsidiary of Atrius Health. Chaffee, a registered nurse, has more than 30 years of experi- ence in the industry and was most recently the president and CEO of Porchlight VNA/Home Care in Chicopee. She is also the president of the board of the Lee Chamber of Commerce and a member of the board of the Chicopee Chamber of Commerce. Chaffee replaces MARY ANN O'CONNOR, who retired after a 45-year career. The Health Foundation of Central Massachusetts has appointed new members to its board of directors. SEJAL M. DAGA is a pediatrician at Medical Associates Pediatrics in Leominster, and MARY M. LEE is physician-in-chief of the UMass Memorial Children's Medical Center and chair of the UMass Medical School's pediatrics department. FRANCIS M. SABA, the former Milford Regional Medical Center president and CEO, was elected the board's chairman. The foundation has two new community members serving on committees. KEVIN GROZIO, the senior vice president and chief financial officer at Fallon Health, was elected to a three-year term on the foundation's investment committee. SHEILAH H. DOOLEY, the executive director of Pernet Family Health Service, was elected to a three-year term on the nominating committee. NICK HARITOS is the new executive vice president of sales and distribution for AIS, a Leominster manufacturer of commercial office furniture and seating. Haritos' three- decade career in management and busi- ness development includes more than 25 ON THE MOVE M O V E R S & S H A K E R S years in contract fur- niture. He has a bachelor from Plymouth State University and a mas- ter from Saint Michael's College in Vermont. MIRIAM SIEGEL is the new senior vice president of human resources at Country Bank. Siegel, who has been in financial services for 26 years, including 21 years at United Bank, has a bachelor in business from the State University of New York at Albany. AL ROSE, the owner and operator of Red Apple Farm in Phillipston, is the new chair- man of the Johnny Appleseed Trail Association's board of directors. Rose is the fourth-generation owner of the farm, which was established in 1912. He and his wife, Nancy, took over the business in 2001 and have since added retail locations at Wachusett Mountain and at the Boston Public Market. ANTHONY J. SALVIDIO, a director at the Worcester law firm Fletcher Tilton, has been elected to the board of the Worcester Regional Research Bureau, a nonprofit conducting independent research and analysis on policy issues in the region. Salvidio is chairman of Fletcher Tilton's commercial lending department and serves on the board of directors for the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce. DAVID FRIEND, JANET RICO and PETER STRALEY are new members of the Fallon Health board of directors. Friend is the co- founder of The BDO Center for Health Care Excellence & Innovation and serves as managing director and chief transfor- mation officer. Rico is the assistant dean of graduate nursing programs at Northeastern University and a nurse prac- titioner at Massachusetts General Hospital. Straley is the former president and CEO of Health New England, a pro- vider-owned HMO in Springfield and has CHAFFEE Spring-Tacular 5TH ANNUAL SIGNATURE FOOD & BEVERAGE TASTING EVENT Proceeds will benefit the women & children who call Abby's House home Exceptional culinary experiences await, featuring local restaurants, wineries and breweries and silent auction. Thursday, April 19, 2018, 6–9 p.m. College of the Holy Cross, Hogan Campus Center, Worcester, MA PRESENTED BY Purchase tickets online at abbyshouse.org/spring-tacular $50 per ticket • Purchase by April 9, 2018 For more information, contact Kelly Whalen, Director of Develoment at kelly@abbyshouse.org or (508) 756-5486 x14 DAGA LEE SABA GROZIO DOOLEY HARITOS SIEGEL SALVIDIO FRIEND RICO STRALEY