Susan Gunter is the Principal/Owner of Gunter Group, Inc. – a consulting firm specializing in strategic planning and organizational design for small to mid-size organizations in the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Susan has served on the Board since 2020 and enjoys working as part of a dynamic team to forward the mission of Rhode Island Coalition to End Homelessness.

As Chief Financial Officer, John oversees all financial activities at the Escher Group, including strategic financial planning, funding initiatives, risk management, financial strategy and analysis, auditing, and financial reporting. A seasoned financial executive who has worked across multiple industries, John is also responsible for streaming business processes, strengthening company culture, and implementing Escher’s strategic vision.

Before joining Escher, John held leadership positions in closely held and private equity-backed companies. He has a proven track record of increasing shareholder value, successfully acquiring and integrating organizations, developing high-performing teams, and building world-class financial business processes. John holds an MBA from Babson F.W. Olin School of Business and a BA from Hobart College.

Nathan Nagbe-Lathrobe is the Assistant Inspector General of the RI National Guard.

Kim is an Assistant Vice President at Gatehouse Management, Inc., an industry leader in the development and management of affordable apartment communities. She earned a Graduate Certificate from Northeastern University in Project Management, a Bachelor of Music in voice performance from the University of Rhode Island, and studied voice at Boston University and New England Conservatory’s Extension Division. A passionate public-school advocate, she was a member of the East Side Public Education Coalition, the Providence Parent Advisory Council, and has served on the leadership team of the PTOs of her children’s elementary, middle and public schools. She looks forward to working with the Board as it works with RICEH and its partners to end homelessness.

Hello, I am Andre Marines, a highly skilled and dedicated licensed real estate agent, bringing a wealth of experience and a passion for serving clients to REALPRO By The Water. Raised in a prominent "real estate family" in Providence, Rhode Island, I have had the privilege of being immersed in the industry from an early age, developing a deep understanding of its intricacies.
With a solid background in hospitality and customer service, I excel in catering to my client's unique needs and providing exceptional experiences. I am committed to maintaining the utmost professionalism in every interaction and always prioritize my clients' goals and satisfaction. Building strong and lasting relationships is at the core of my approach, ensuring that each client receives personalized attention and guidance throughout the real estate process.
In addition to my dedication to real estate, I enjoy spending quality time with my family, as their support and inspiration drives me to succeed. During my leisure hours, you can often find me engrossed in the melodies of music, delving into motivational and informative books, and continuously honing my real estate skills to better serve my clients.
I am truly passionate about helping individuals and families, and I would be honored to serve the less fortunate, ensuring a seamless and rewarding experience every step of the way.

Davin is a 12-year Navy submarine veteran, graduate of Brown University, former Deloitte strategy consultant and now helps lead strategy/growth initiatives for a large insurance provider in Massachusetts. After experiencing poverty firsthand throughout his childhood, he now has a strong passion for helping those in need. As a board member he hopes to continue his commitment to serving his community by supporting the Coalition in its mission to end homelessness.

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Neville Bedford is a dedicated attorney-at-law with a steadfast commitment to serving his community. Since 2003, Neville has practiced law in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, specializing in family law. Over the years, his focus has evolved to concentrate on advocating for children in care, juveniles, and young adults.

Throughout his career, Neville's dedication to assisting those in need has been unwavering. He has actively engaged in efforts to address pressing societal issues such as housing insecurity, addiction, and poverty that affect many members of his community. Neville's passion for supporting his neighbors and extended family underscores his deep-rooted commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of others. As a valued member of the board, Neville brings both legal expertise and a compassionate perspective to the table, ensuring that the voices of those most vulnerable are heard and represented.

Wendy is a community leader with the RI Organizing Project (RIOP) on transportation issues. She has worked with RIOP to save the No Fare Bus Pass and improve conditions at Kennedy Plaza. Wendy is a peer-to-peer counselor and is a regular speaker on “Breaking misconceptions about homelessness.” She shares her story about homelessness to churches, community groups and schools. Wendy is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Providence Community Health Centers. She is also a member of the state of Rhode Island Implementation Council for dual eligible Medicare & Medicaid recipients and the Neighborhood Health Plan Member Advisory Board. Wendy provides input and advice on both the progress and continuing issues facing the homeless community. She has performed community outreach in the homeless community for the constituent advisory committee. Wendy works with the 134 Collaborative in Providence to provide peer- to- peer support for community residents at the Friday Community Meal for Better Lives RI. She also provides information on social services and programs available in Providence County.