NOVA, the leading nonprofit organization in Bucks County supporting victims of serious crime, announced that the following business and community leaders have joined its Board of Directors.
Eddie Hale is associate counsel, Parexel, a clinical research organization located in Princeton, N.J., that provides the full range of Phase I to IV clinical development services to help life-saving treatments reach patients faster. Prior to working at Parexel, Hale worked at the Princeton office of Troutman Pepper, a law firm that specializes in banking and financial services, corporate and securities, and commercial real estate. Hale is member of the New York and New Jersey Bar Associations.
Michelle Sooby-Saldutti is the diversity, equity and inclusion coordinator, Parx Casino, located in Bensalem. Sooby-Saldutti is a committee member of the Building a Better Bensalem Community Coalition, a board member for The Greater Northeast Chamber of Commerce and a member of the Bensalem Lions Club. She has three daughters and seven grandchildren.
“We are so pleased to have Eddie and Michelle join NOVA’s Board of Directors,” said Penelope Ettinger, executive director, NOVA. “They bring varied business experience, a dedication to service and a commitment to NOVA’s mission. I am delighted to have the opportunity to work with both of them.”
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