Ivy is a senior project manager at SECURA Insurance with a wealth of professional experience in strategic planning, optimizing project management, and supporting people to do valuable and rewarding work. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Madison with a degree in business administration. Ivy and her husband Dan have two children: a daughter at UW-Madison and a son at Appleton East High School. She and her family especially enjoy traveling and spending time together outdoors. Ivy is happy to be joining the board as she particularly values the spiritually integrated care that Samaritan offers.

Amy Henselin is the audit practice leader for Grant Thornton’s Wisconsin offices and is based in Appleton. She has two decades of experience in accounting and auditing within the manufacturing, health care, and non-profit sectors and holds an accounting and finance business degree from University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Amy was drawn to Samaritan because of the stressors she sees as a result of the pandemic. Amy’s sisters (who are teachers), her own children’s concerns, and her experiences in the community impacted her decision to actively support Samaritan as a board member. Amy and her husband Steve have two school-age daughters. As a family, they love to travel, follow the girls’ activities, and spend time with extended family, many of whom live nearby.

Over her 27-year career, Carla Rabe, MSE, served as the regional associate dean of student affairs for access campuses at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Fox Cities Campus (formerly UW-Fox Valley in Menasha) with additional responsibilities at the UW system’s Oshkosh and Fond du Lac campuses. She was instrumental in contracting with Samaritan to bring onsite mental health services to UW-Fox Valley students and staff from 2007-2019. She and her husband Todd have three grown children and one granddaughter. They are members of First Congregational United Church of Christ in Appleton. “I believe our sense of belief and hope, and our ability to grow and develop, are all made possible by the connections we nurture with one another.”