Our Staff

Murray Ingraham
Executive Director

Lisa Paone
Parent and Fatherhood Education Manager
Lisa is responsible
for the HUB's programming, classes and groups, as well as training for
HUB facilitators. She oversees training materials and curricula that are
up-to-date and relevant for today's complex families. Currently, Lisa is
continuing her education at Granite State College with a degree in human
services. She has four wonderful children and her first grandchild.

Deirdre Siede
Healthy Beginnings Home Visitor
Deirdre has a bachelor's
degree in sociology from Wells College, Aurora, NY and over two decades
of experience working with families and home visiting programs.

Suzanne Weete
Marketing Coordinator
Suzanne became involved with the HUB as a
new parent with a 15-month-old son and another baby on the way. She
attended parent/toddler playgroups and also began to volunteer for the
HUB. Suzanne graduated from the University of Maine in Orono in 1994
with a bachelor’s degree. Her background includes sales and marketing
work in the minor league baseball and high tech industries.

Denise Lepine
Manager of intake and home visiting services
Denise has a bachelor's degree in
social work from the University of New Hampshire. She is the intake manager for all home visiting services and oversees Healthy Beginnings and Family Wellness for the HUB. Her experience comes
from working with families at Head Start and also from working at the
HUB several years ago. Denise is married and has three children, two
dogs, and three cats.

Marty Fenton
Healthy Beginnings Home Visitor
Marty has an associate's
degree from Chandler College and has been working for the HUB since
1999. In addition to home visiting for our Healthy Beginnings program,
she is a group facilitator at the HUB.

Tara Bianchi
Family Wellness Home Visitor
Coordinator and Intervention Specialist Tara graduated from Suffolk
University with a bachelor's degree in sociology and a minor in women's
studies. Tara has been with the HUB since 2008. Previously, Tara
interned at the YMCA Training, Inc. where she taught women the
necessary skills to enter or re-enter the workforce, as well as how to
create relationships in the workplace that would help them succeed.
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