Former mayor joins national organization in advisory role [bizjournals.com]

Alicia Doktor 9/28/1712:00 PM

Former Memphis Mayor A C Wharton has been asked to serve in an advisory role for a national organization.

Wharton will serve on the advisory committee for the D.C.-based Campaign for Trauma-Informed Policy and Practice (CTIPP).

Memphian Ellen Rolfes, the executive director of Memphis' Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Awareness Foundation, was also tapped to serve on CTIPP's board.

CTIPP is a coalition of policymakers, doctors, psychologists and non-profit leaders advocating for trauma-informed, prevention-focused policies and programs.

[For more on this story by Elle Perry, go to https://www.bizjournals.com/me...organization-in.html]

Photo: Former Memphis Mayor A C Wharton

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Daniel Sumrok MD DFASAM FAAFPMember

I also work in Memphis and serve on this committee.
We are developing a critical mass in Memphis and into rural West Tennessee of trauma informed professionals from many disciplines.
Thanks for your tireless efforts.
Respectfully,
Daniel Sumrok MD DFASAM FAAFP
Director
Center for Addiction Science
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
College of Medicine

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