KSI honored its Vice President of Finance & Technology, Jim Greenwell with a retirement ice cream social which included KSI staff and program participants. Mr. Greenwell started his career with KSI in 2010 as Comptroller after having retired from DuPont where he first learned about KSI through a community-based work crew at the Seaford DuPont location. 

Mr. Greenwell is credited for guiding KSI through many organizational challenges including the COVID pandemic and leadership changes. Serving as Interim CEO for ten months, Mr. Greenwell took charge to keep KSI not only afloat, but thriving. It was during this time that KSI grew to include a facility in Georgetown and also acquired Kamp Lenape in Felton. KSI CEO Heath Chasanov said, “Jim allowed KSI to increase programming and opportunities for our participants through some of the toughest times the organization ever experienced.”

KSI is a not-for-profit agency, providing vocational training, employment, community integration, transportation, day habilitation, life enrichment and nutritional services to individuals with disabilities throughout Kent and Sussex Counties. KSI is committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in or denied the benefits of its transportation services based on race, color, or national origin, as protected by Title VI in the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Circular 4702.1B. For additional information on KSI’s nondiscrimination policies and procedures, or to file a complaint, please visit the website at www.ksiinc.org or contact Michelle Cain, Director of Funding Opportunities and Board Relations at 301 N Rehoboth Blvd, Milford, DE 19963.

For general information about KSI’s programs and services, please contact Alicia Hollis at 302-422-4014 ext. 3015 or hollisa@ksiinc.org.

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Retiring Vice President of Finance & Technology Jim Greenwell (right) celebrates his retirement with KSI CEO Heath Chasanov. An ice cream party on his last day enabled Mr. Greenwell to personally greet and wish each program participant well in the future. KSI CEO Heath Chasanov said, “Jim allowed KSI to increase programming and opportunities for our participants through some of the toughest times the organization ever experienced.”