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Mill Neck Appoints Dr. Asiah Mason as New CEO to Lead Deaf Services

Dr. Asiah Mason, with over 20 years of experience, will begin her tenure in February 2027.

The Mill Neck Family of Organizations has announced the appointment of Dr. Asiah Mason as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective February 2027. Dr. Mason brings over two decades of experience working with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, including roles as a professor of Psychology and Director of International Programs at Gallaudet University. The decision followed an extensive national search conducted by the Mill Neck Board of Trustees, in collaboration with the corporate search firm Korn Ferry. The Board unanimously selected Dr. Mason, citing her expertise in education, mental health, community-based services, and international projects. Dr. Mason expressed her enthusiasm for the role, stating her eagerness to collaborate with the staff to advance Mill Neck's mission. The Board, led by Chairman Rev. Dr. David H. Benke, welcomed Dr. Mason and looks forward to her leadership in the coming months. Mill Neck Family of Organizations has a longstanding commitment to empowering individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing through resources, technology, sign language, and support services. The appointment of Dr. Mason is expected to further strengthen these initiatives and expand the organization's impact.

Why it matters

  • Dr. Mason's leadership is poised to enhance services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community in Mill Neck.
  • Her extensive experience is expected to drive growth and innovation within the organization.
  • The appointment reflects Mill Neck's dedication to providing comprehensive support to its residents.

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