Our Team
Our team of more than 20 scientists, researchers, consultants, and others experienced in quality improvement training has worked with individual behavioral healthcare organizations and national, state, county, and city agencies on multiple projects.
Board of Directors
The NIATx Foundation is led by industry leaders in their respective fields.

Todd Molfenter, Ph.D.
NIATx Foundation Executive DirectorDeputy Director, Center for Health Enhancement System Studies (CHESS), University of Wisconsin

Neil Campbell, MS
NIATx Foundation Board MemberExecutive Director, Georgia Council on Substance Abuse;
Co-Founder, Certified Addition Recovery Empowerment Specialist (CARES) Academy

David Gustafson, Ph.D.
NIATx Foundation Board MemberFounder and Director, Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies (CHESS);
Emeritus Research Professor, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Wisconsin

Thomas Kunes, P.E.
NIATx Foundation Board MemberFounding Principal, Kestrel Tellevate LLC;
Professor of Practice, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Wisconsin

Lynn Madden, Ph.D., MPA
NIATx Foundation Board MemberPresident & Chief Executive Office, APT Foundation;
Post-doctoral Associate, Department of Internal Medicine-AIDS at Yale School of Medicine

Michael Reagan, MA
NIATx Foundation Board MemberChief External Relations Officer, Cherry Health;
Adjunct Faculty, Western Michigan University and Grand Valley State University

Arthur Schut, MA
NIATx Foundation Board MemberIndependent Consultant, Arthur Schut Consulting

Christopher Wilkins, Sr., MHA
NIATx Foundation Board MemberSr. Vice President for Operations, Mountain Lake Associates;
Strategic Consultant, Discovery Behavioral Health
Experience You Can Count On
The NIATx Foundation team is committed to working with all stakeholders to break through barriers that limit delivery of life-saving SUD care. Our network of experts offers the experience, expertise, and guidance to ensure that efficient, effective, impactful, accountable, and, importantly, sustainable systems of care emerge to serve patients and families.
Consultants bring experience from many fields, including:
· Social Work
· Clinical Services
· Quality Improvement
· Business Systems
· Process Improvement
· Implementation Science
· Engineering
· Healthcare Management
· State Government