Alka Mysore resides in Rutland Town with her husband, son, two cats, and several plants. Born and raised in India, Alka moved to the United States for graduate studies in 2008, and has since lived in Iowa, Minnesota, Washington DC, and now Vermont. Alka's child was a student at RCPCC for a pivotal 4 years, cementing her association with the center and its staff. Looking for opportunities to support the organization, Alka joined the Board of Directors in 2024. Outside of serving on the board, Alka works for a large consulting company helping clients implement software solutions. Alka is also a certified Mindfulness Meditation teacher, and finds stillness through gardening and hiking.
President
2024-Present
Anna McGee Hanson, lives in Belmont with her husband , two sons, who both attended RCPCC and their dogs & cats. She grew up in Killington prior to attending Castleton State College earning a BS in Environmental Science in 2012 and a Master’s in Business Administration and graduate certificate in Nonprofit Leadership at Southern New Hampshire University in 2016 as well as a Certificate in Women in Leadership from University of Vermont in 2024. Having previously held fundraising roles at New Hampshire Catholic Charities, Rutland Regional Medical Center & Reinbow Riding Center, Anna is currently the Development Operations Manager at Farm & Wilderness and Farm & Wilderness Conservation.
Carolyn Gregory has lived in Rutland County for almost 20 years, and has served on the board of the Rutland County Parent Child Center for four years. For many years she has volunteered in the community with organizations such as the Four Winds Nature Institute, The Rutland Health Foundation, as well as serving as a board member for the Paramount Theatre. In 2014, she graduated from the College of St. Joseph’s in Rutland with a Masters degree in Education. Carolyn now enjoys working as a high school social studies teacher in an alternative classroom setting. She is passionate about supporting the mission of RCPCC: Partnering with families and individuals to encourage education and connection in the community.
Vice President
2026-Present
A banking professional with over 10 years of experience in finance Christina serves as the Board Treasurer for Rutland County Parent Child Center. With a background in accounting and current role in banking, Christina’s expertise spans budgeting, account management, and financial guidance, currently holding a position locally at Berkshire Bank. Christina is dedicated to ensuring the organizations financial growth and passionate about being an active part of Rutland County Parent Child Center.
Treasurer
2026 - present
I have been on the board of directors for RCPCC since 2020. I was born and raised in Rutland County and received my Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology from Russell Sage College. I started my human services career in 2008 working with people with developmental disabilities, starting the Southwestern Vermont Hoarding Task Force, working with community members with the restorative justice programs, and being a life navigator for large local businesses. I currently work at Rutland Mental Health Services in the behavioral health department with adult services as a Case Manager. I am also on the board of directors for Social Tinkering, Rutland County Restorative Justice Center, and the President of the Chaffee Art Center board of directors. I am an avid lover of animals, the stars and books. I reside in the mountains of Shrewsbury with my husband, where I can be found gardening, reading, crocheting, watching the woodland creatures and blaring music.
2020-present
Stephanie transitioned from the non-profit sector to nursing after the birth of her premature twins. She has worked in various settings, including with the maternal and pediatric population. Stephanie values lifelong education, holding a Master of Science in Nursing Leadership along with multiple other degrees.
A resident of North Clarendon for over twenty-five years, she and her husband have two sets of twins-four daughters, now young adults. After receiving support from the Rutland Parent Child Center when her children were young, she is grateful for the opportunity to give back.
June 2026-Present