Our Team
Leadership
Marianne Huff is President and CEO of Mental Health Association in Michigan (MHAM). Marianne has more than 20 years of leadership experience, including 12 years of executive-level staff leadership and advocacy within the behavioral health field. Marianne has a passion for improving the lives of people affected by mental health conditions and their families and is an advocate for changes in public policy and legislation that will positively impact the care and treatment of persons with mental illnesses.
Prior to her leadership roles at MHAM, Marianne served as the Executive Director of Allegan County Community Mental Health Services for six years and as the Director of Advocacy for the Ability Center of Greater Toledo in Sylvania, Ohio. Additionally, as an Advocate at the Michigan Protection and Advocacy Service, Marianne helped individuals and families access mental health services. Marianne uses her personal lived experience to optimistically and passionately lead, advocate and educate to improve the lives of those who struggle with behavioral health challenges and eliminate barriers to the timely and effective treatment of severe mental illness.
Matthew Hudkins serves as Operations Manager for MHAM. Prior to his role as Operations Manager, Matthew served as an accounting consultant for MHAM. Matthew is also the owner of MRH LLC which provides non-profit consulting and strategic insights to drive small business success. Before joining MHAM, Matthew spent several years in the golf course management industry organizing events and day to day operations.
Board of Directors
Arlene Gorelick, MPH
Board Chair
Southfield
Ben Robinson
Vice Chairperson
Harbor Springs
Oliver Cameron, PhD, MD
Treasurer Pro Tem
Ann Arbor
David Gruber, ESQ
Secretary Pro Tem
Lansing
Marianne Huff, LMSW
President & CEO
Lansing
Nick Ciaramitaro, ESQ
Roseville
Dawn Goldstein, PhD, RN
Lansing
Margaret Keeler, MS, NP
Lansing
Elizabeth Pratt
Lansing
Mark Creekmore, PhD, MSW
Ann Arbor
David Kallman, ESQ
Lansing
Joe Havemen
Grand Rapids