Leadership

Kellie Battaglia

Executive Director

Kellie joined ACCESS in November 2018 and was appointed as Executive Director in March 2026. Since joining the organization, she has played a key leadership role in advancing ACCESS’s mission, most recently serving as Chief Advancement Officer and Interim Co-Executive Director. In her current role, Kellie provides overall leadership and direction for the entire agency, guiding strategy, operations, partnerships, and community impact.

With more than 20 years of experience in leadership, business development, program management, and stakeholder relations, Kellie brings a strong commitment to community impact and organizational health. As Chief Advancement Officer, she led the organization’s fundraising, communications, marketing, and public engagement strategies, strengthening donor and community relationships, expanding philanthropic support, and elevating the organization’s visibility and impact. Prior to ACCESS, she served as Administrator for the City of Boulder’s Department of Housing and Human Services in Colorado, Director of Homeword’s Regional Homeownership Center in Montana, and Client Services Manager for the Salem Housing Authority in Oregon. Kellie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Metropolitan State University of Denver.

Kellie is deeply committed to ACCESS’s mission to provide food, warmth, and shelter to those in need and is honored to lead a passionate team of dedicated employees working to strengthen the community and create lasting impact.

Renee Schroyer

Chief Organizational Officer

Renee has been serving as Chief Organizational Officer for ACCESS since December 2024 and is currently also serving as Interim Co-Executive Director. She previously held the position of Human Resources Director beginning in April 2024. In her role, Renee leads a dynamic team overseeing all aspects of human resources, including employee relations, compensation and benefits, HR technology, operations, talent acquisition, training and development, and organizational culture initiatives.

With more than 15 years of executive leadership experience, Renee brings extensive expertise in finance, accounting, human resources, compliance, organizational strategy, and leadership development. She holds a Master of Business Administration in Human Resources Management and a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. Renee’s leadership philosophy is grounded in integrity, collaboration, and mentorship. She is passionate about helping individuals discover and cultivate their strengths and is dedicated to fostering a positive, empowering workplace culture where employees can thrive and contribute to ACCESS’s mission and long-term success.

Agnes Maina

Chief Financial Officer

Agnes brings a wealth of experience in financial management and strategic planning. Relocating from Tucson, Arizona, Agnes holds both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in accounting from the University of Arizona, Eller College of Management.

Before joining ACCESS, she served as the Controller in Southern Oregon University and has held various positions across local and state government, non-profit, and higher education sectors. Her diverse background includes expertise in accounting and financial reporting, audit, budgeting, financial planning, and leadership roles that have shaped her approach to innovative financial stewardship.

Melanie Doshier

Chief Program Officer

Melanie Doshier has served as Chief Program Officer at ACCESS since July 2025. She previously served as Chief Human Services Director. She oversees state, federal and foundational funds that are designed to support housing stabilization programs.

Melanie has 18 years of experience in Human Resources Leadership and program development fields. She believes people best serve people, and is passionate about the impact these programs make in Jackson County.

Sgt. Jason Antley

Board Member

Jason was born and raised in Medford as was his wife of 26 years, Kim. They raised their three children in Medford and have deep family ties to this area. Jason serves at his local church and has served the community as a Medford Police Officer for the past 21 years. Jason currently supervises the Medford Livability Team.  

Jessica Ayres 

Board Member

Jessica has dedicated her time to the public. She is a current Medford City Councilor, active board member of SOREDI and serves on several committees including ACCESS. She was a long-serving board member of Rogue Valley Habitat for Humanity, ending as Board President in 2025.

Jessica was born and raised in Medford and believes that this is a community that supports those in need. She has been in the banking industry for over 20 years and currently works for Evergreen Business Capital as a Commercial Loan Officer. Her experience with non-profits, the business community, and finance have all prepared her to be a contributing board member and trusted advisor to ACCESS.

In her spare time, Jessica spends time enjoying the beautiful outdoors of Southern Oregon with her family and dogs, hiking or on the water.

Lucinda Brophy

Board Chair

Lucinda joined the ACCESS Board in 2022 after years of dedicated volunteerism and experiencing firsthand how ACCESS can change lives. She began serving as Board Chair in July 2025. Lucinda also serves as Co-Chair for the Community Builders Celebration Steering Committee, which is ACCESS’ premier annual fundraising event. In addition to her work with ACCESS, Lucinda has volunteered with organizations all over the valley including Meals on Wheels, Hearts with a Mission, and United Way. She is looking forward to raising awareness about community causes and inspiring others to get involved in volunteering.

Lilia Caballero

Board Secretary

Lilia currently serves as Secretary of the ACCESS Board of Directors, as well as the Cultural Liaison for the Medford Police Department and Chair of Latino Interagency Committee (LInC). She also serves as a Board member for the Gordon Elwood Foundation and Center for Non-Profit Legal Services, and has served on the Medford School Board since 2015. Lilia helps plan local events like the Greater Medford Multicultural Fair and Martin Luther King Celebration, and has been a CASA volunteer and mentor since 2018.

Dennie Conrad

Board Vice Chair

Dennie retired from Asante as Chief Strategy Officer, overseeing strategic planning, capital planning, business development, marketing, communications, project management and real-estate. His varied background includes positions in the US Navy, oil exploration, university administration and over 30 years in health care strategy. Dennie attended BYU as an undergraduate, and California State University, the University of Southern California, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a graduate student. 

Greg Perkinson

Board Treasurer

Greg most recently served as Vice President for Finance and Administration at Southern Oregon University for seven years, and currently serves as Treasurer on the ACCESS Board of Directors.  Greg formerly led The Boeing Company’s Consolidated Facilities Operations and Maintenance (CFOAM) program, and served in the public sector for over 34 years, retiring as a Colonel in 2009. Greg received a bachelor’s degree in architecture from Kent State University and a master’s in architectural engineering from Penn State University. 

Cassie Rose

Board Member

Cassie is the Executive Director of Community Volunteer Network, a nonprofit serving older adults. Over the past seven years, she has served as Treasurer for the Seniors Serving Oregon Coalition representing National Service programs across the state and collaborating closely with Oregon Serves, the governor’s commission on volunteerism. Since 2021, she has also been a member of the Board of Directors for the National AmeriCorps Seniors Association and in 2023, was honored to be elected Chair of the Foster Grandparent Program Committee, where she now leads national advocacy initiatives and oversees bimonthly townhall meetings, fostering dialogue and support for senior volunteerism nationwide. She is eager to bring her experience and passion for nonprofit leadership to ACCESS, with a particular focus on leveraging community partnerships, advocating for older adults.

Michael Zarosinski

Board Member

As a board member since 2018, Michael has brought his expertise in municipal government to help advance the goals of ACCESS. Michael was elected Mayor of Medford in 2024, and has been a Medford City Councilor since 2014 and has filled ex officio roles within many different organizations in the Rogue Valley including the Rogue Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization, the Area Commission on Transportation, Medford Water Commission, and the Southern Oregon Regional Economic Development Corporation. Michael has a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from McNeese State University and a master’s in bridge engineering from the University of Surrey.