Our Leadership

Beginning as a Direct Support Professional in residential services, Ruth’s career has centered around community services for children and adults who experience challenges due to mental health issues, intellectual disability, traumatic brain injury, autism, and other disabilities. Ruth established InVision Human Services (formerly SharpVisions) in 1992 and is widely known not only as a staunch supporter of people with disabilities and their DSP staff, but also as an expert in providing services to those individuals who are often underserved by traditional programs. Today, InVision supports over 500 people across Pennsylvania through its fully customized approach to its services. InVision also has a Global Partnerships program in place, currently supporting four organizations in South Africa.

Ruth has also dedicated time to the ID/A community through her professional affiliations including as co-founder and president of The Provider Alliance; as an officer for multiple terms on the board of Pennsylvania Advocacy and Resources for Autism and Intellectual Disabilities (PAR); co-founder and chair of the board of directors of William Penn Human Services; and co-founder of the Network for Quality ID Services in Pennsylvania. Ruth continues as an active member of the Residential Strategic Thinking Group, convened by ODP Deputy Secretary, Kristen Ahrens.  Ruth also serves on the boards of InVision Human Services, InVision Customized Services, InVision Foundation, and InVision Behavioral Health, as well as other community organizations.

Kim has spent the majority of her 33-year career in social services devoted to working with people with intellectual disability and autism, supporting their right to have and use their voices. Prior to joining InVision Human Services in 1998, Kim worked as Direct Support Professional, Social Worker and Supports Coordinator. At InVision, Kim has held many positions of increasing responsibilities and currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer.  She is a member of the board of directors for the Pennsylvania Diversity Council and has served on various non-profit boards through the years. Kim holds a BA in psychology from Point Park University, as well as a Master’s in Psychology from Duquesne University.

Deb is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor who has experience in a variety of social service systems, including the mental health, foster care, family counseling, and juvenile justice arenas. She most recently served as an associate professor in the counselor education program at Duquesne University. Deb holds a master’s degree in mental health counseling from Heidelberg University and a doctoral degree in counselor education and supervision from Duquesne University. She served on the board of directors of InVision from 2012-2022.

Ray brought more than 20 years of experience in financial and accounting management, along with 10 years in nonprofit operations and management to InVision in October 2022. Prior to joining InVision, he served as CFO at Familylinks, where he oversaw the finance, revenue cycle, facilities and human resources departments. 

Ray earned his Bachelor’s in accounting and management from LaRoche College in 2000 and is a Certified Public Accountant. He received the 2021 Pittsburgh Business Times CFO of the Year Award for the positive impact he had at Familylinks during the COVID-19 pandemic. He was raised in McKees Rocks and now lives with his family in McCandless Township since 2003.

Chair, InVision Human Services
Chair, InVision Customized Services
Secretary, InVision Behavioral Health

Treasurer, InVision Behavioral Health
Treasurer, InVision Foundation

Vice Chair, InVision Human Services
Secretary, InVision Foundation

Chair Emeritus, InVision Foundation
Chair, InVision Behavioral Health

Secretary, InVision Customized Services
Member, InVision Human Services

Secretary, InVision Human Services

Treasurer, InVision Customized Services

Treasurer, InVision Human Services
Member, InVision Foundation
Member, InVision Behavioral Health