the Montrose Center Leadership

Kyle Honed His Counseling Skills By Working With Victims of Violence and Abuse Kyle Leisher Began His Time With the Montrose Center As A Licensed Professional Counselor – Intern Working As A Staff Therapist In the Anti-Violence Program In Late 2013. During This Time As Well As Conducting Outreach To Communities and Participating In Panels Focused On Increasing Awareness of Sexual Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Hate Crimes Within the Lgbtq+ Community. After Three Years As A Staff Therapist, He Took On the Role As the Center’S Compliance and Admissions Coordinator. Kyle Has A Passion For Quality Improvement, and Has Spearheaded Several Projects At the Center That Have Focused On Improving the Quality of Care Provided To Clients. Kyle Also Works Diligently To Ensure That the Working Environment Is Conducive To Allowing Staff To Provide the Highest Levels of Care To Their Clients. Kyle Makes It His Personal Goal To Ensure That All Clients At the Center Are Treated In A Dignified Manner and Can Access the Care They Need To Improve Their Quality of Life. Kyle Holds A Masters of Counseling Psychology Degree From Northwestern Oklahoma State University. In His Free Time, Kyle Can Be Found Spending Time With His Wife and Two Sons, Jase and Jackson. Kyle Is Also An Avid Woodworker, A Hobby Which His Sons Enjoy Helping With As Much As They Can.

Raised Kennedy “Kent” Loftin Is A Driven Nonprofit Development Professional Who Learned About the Dignity of Hard Work From His Grandfather On Their East Texas Farm. A Texas Native Born and Educated In the Houston Area, Kent Began His Career In Development In the City As Well. Soon Thereafter He Was Invited To Serve As the Director of Special Events For Miami-Based Best Buddies International, A Position Which Gave Him the Opportunity To Liaise With Celebrity Partners and Plan High-Profile Events With Broad Global Impact. In 2008, Kent Returned Home To Houston To Serve As Executive Director For Best Buddies Texas, and Was the Youngest Executive Director In the History of the Organization. Kent Was Tapped To Become the Director of Development For Interfaith Ministries In 2008. During His Tenure, the Organization Grew Its Annual Campaign By 30%, Increased Their Donor Base By 63%, and Completed A $14.5 Million Capital Campaign For the New Meals On Wheels Building. Kent Is A Sought-After Development Educator and Leader In the Industry, With Guest Teaching At Rice University, Glasscock School Center For Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership. In His Spare Time, Kent Is A Devoted Fan of Live Music, Sparkling Wine, and Delicious Foods.

Ann J. Robison

Gary Powers

Gary Wood

Horacio Rodriguez

Jason Doxey

Karen Carlson

Mark Jacobs

Michael Sirimaturos

Kyle Honed His Counseling Skills By Working With Victims of Violence and Abuse Kyle Leisher Began His Time With the Montrose Center As A Licensed Professional Counselor – Intern Working As A Staff Therapist In the Anti-Violence Program In Late 2013. During This Time As Well As Conducting Outreach To Communities and Participating In Panels Focused On Increasing Awareness of Sexual Abuse, Domestic Violence, and Hate Crimes Within the Lgbtq+ Community. After Three Years As A Staff Therapist, He Took On the Role As the Center’S Compliance and Admissions Coordinator. Kyle Has A Passion For Quality Improvement, and Has Spearheaded Several Projects At the Center That Have Focused On Improving the Quality of Care Provided To Clients. Kyle Also Works Diligently To Ensure That the Working Environment Is Conducive To Allowing Staff To Provide the Highest Levels of Care To Their Clients. Kyle Makes It His Personal Goal To Ensure That All Clients At the Center Are Treated In A Dignified Manner and Can Access the Care They Need To Improve Their Quality of Life. Kyle Holds A Masters of Counseling Psychology Degree From Northwestern Oklahoma State University. In His Free Time, Kyle Can Be Found Spending Time With His Wife and Two Sons, Jase and Jackson. Kyle Is Also An Avid Woodworker, A Hobby Which His Sons Enjoy Helping With As Much As They Can.

Ann J. Robison

Gary Powers

Will Batts