
Board and Staff
Who We Are

Board of Directors
- Ryan V Klitzsch
President
- Megan King-Wright
Vice President
- Nancy Mutchmore
Secretary
- Brad Ray
Board Member
- Logan Hall, CPA
Board Treasurer
- Alfie McGinty
Board Member
- Alex Boutselis
MD, Medical Director
- Walt Justus
Board Member
- Kathleen Weissenberger
Board Member
Staff

Justin Phillips
Masters Clinical Addictions Counseling
Chief Executive Officer and Founder
- justin@overdoselifeline.org
- 317-828-6883

Keith Beaven
Chief Operating Officer
- keith@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Kourtnaye Sturgeon
Director of Education
- kourtnaye@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Cameron McNeely
Director of Youth Education
- cameron@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Nicki Cochran
Director of Research and Program Evaluation
- nicki@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Julie Buck
Clinical Director of Youth Programming
- julie@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Leah Edge-Reetz
Director of Youth Programming
- leah@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Charlotte Crabtree
Diversity & Outreach Program Manager
- charlotte@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Bre Baldwin
Manager of Harm Reduction
- breanna@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Derek Richey
Manager of Events and Development
- derek@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Jennings Tennery
Grants & Finance Manager
- jennings@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Megan Collins
Marketing and Development Coordinator
- megan@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Rachel Trempe
Content Creator
- rachel@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Ann Eaglesfield
Harm Reduction Program Manager’s Assistant
- ann@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Lindsay Ramion
Administrative Assistant
- lindsay@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Rachel McFadden
Clinical Director of Camp Mariposa-Aaron’s Place
- rachelmc@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354

Stacey Albrecht
Education & Training Administrative Assistant
- stacey@overdoselifeline.org
- 844-554-3354
Justin Phillips is a mother of three children, two boys, and a girl. One of her sons, Aaron age 20, resides in heaven due to an overdose of heroin in October 2013.
She has spent her career in the nonprofit and public sector educating parents and caregivers on the prevention of childhood injuries. In her personal life, she has involved herself with the important cause of alcohol and drug recovery. Despite her best efforts, she could not help Aaron win his fight or beat the powerful drug heroin.
Justin believes in advocacy and grassroots efforts to make an impact in the community. Following the death of Aaron, his friend Jake, and countless other lives from heroin and other drugs, Justin has decided to dedicate her life to their memory.
She provides her expertise, passion, and experience through Overdose Lifeline, Inc., a nonprofit created to raise awareness and eliminate the stigma of drug addiction.