New board members join Orleans Community Health Foundation

Provided photo: Six of the seven new board members of Orleans Community Health Foundation posed for a picture shortly after their election. From left are Kenny Bieber, Danielle Figura, Andrew Meier, Lisa Christiaansen, Jesse Cudzillo and Elizabeth Landis. Missing from photo is Jeff Pasnik.
MEDINA – Orleans Community Health Foundation has elected seven new members to its board of directors for the 2026-2028 term.
“These individuals bring a broad range of professional expertise, community insight and a shared commitment to advancing health and wellness across Orleans County,” said Scott Robinson, director of Marketing for Orleans Community Health.
The newly appointment board members are Andrew Meier, business owner and attorney at Webster, Schubel and Meier; Lisa Christiaansen, co-owner of Mark’s Pizzeria; Jeff Pasnik, Council representative of North Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters; Kenny Beiber, owner of Weed Man; Danielle Figura, director of Orleans County Mental Health Department; Jesse Cudzilo, CEO of Reneu Wellness Club and former director of the Orleans County YMCA; and Elizabeth Landis, assistant vice president of human resources at GOBEL.
Meier brings expertise in elder law, legal services, grant writing and a strong focus on the aging population. His strengths include fundraising and deep community connections.
Christiaansen offers a strong focus on services for families and the school population, with strengths in community outreach and local engagement.
Pasnik is focused on supporting services and families and is known for his active participation in community events and outreach efforts.
Beiber brings a valuable perspective on outreach to underserved areas, helping ensure the Foundation remains inclusive and responsive to community needs.
Figura collaborates with multiple agencies and organizations and brings strengths in identifying and supporting potential grant opportunities.
Cudzilo contributes a focus on wellness and engagement with health and wellness initiatives throughout the community.
Landis brings professional expertise in human resources and organizational leadership. She is also an active member of the Rotary Club of Medina, further strengthening the Foundation’s connection to community service and civic engagement.
“These new directors reflect the diversity, dedication and expertise of the communities we serve,” said Megan Johnson, executive director of the Orleans Community Health Foundation. “Their collective strengths will help guide the Foundation’s mission and expand its impact across Orleans County.”
New board members join existing members – Jeanne Crane, president; Gloria Snyder, vice president; Clark Godshall, treasurer; Pamela Canham, secretary; Shannon Blount governing board chair; Marc Shurtz, OCH president/CEO; Matthew Backlas; Nicole Goyette; Matthew Kennedy; Barbara Outten; Scott Robinson; and Sandra Walter.
The Orleans County Health Foundation looks forward to the leadership and collaboration of its 2026-28 board as it continues to support programs and initiatives that improve the health and well-being of the region.





