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Executive Director: Raun J. Rasmussen

Deputy Director: Andrea Zigman

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Chief Operating Officer: Wayne A. Francis

Chief Financial Officer: John J. Lever

Chief Human Resources & Diversity Officer: Kirsten Soberanis

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Brooklyn Project President: Hon. Betty E. Staton

Acting Bronx Project Director: Marie Richardson

Manhattan Project Director: Peggy Earisman

Queens Project Director: Michelle Burrell

Acting Staten Island Project Director: Nadia Hernandez

Raun J. Rasmussen

Mr. Rasmussen was named Executive Director of Legal Services NYC in June 2011. He has been a member of the LSNYC family for over 30 years, serving as LSNYC's Chief of Litigation and Advocacy since 2003. He began his career as a housing attorney at South Brooklyn Legal Services and later became SBLS's Director of Litigation, supporting the development of affirmative litigation, helping to create one of the first foreclosure prevention projects in the country, and developing the Child Care Network Support Project, which provides legal services and training to home-based child care providers.
Mr. Rasmussen has written numerous articles on residential displacement, foreclosure, ethics, affirmative litigation and child care work, and has received several awards for his public service. He is a member of the Permanent Commission on Access to Justice and the Board of Directors of the New Economy Project. He holds a B.A. from Amherst College and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.

Andrea Zigman

Andrea Zigman is the Deputy Director of Legal Services NYC. She is a national leader in the field of legal services who has fought for justice for low-income people for more than thirty years.

Immediately before joining LSNYC, Ms. Zigman operated a consulting firm that served legal services, legal aid and public interest law programs all over the United States. Previously, Ms. Zigman worked with the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati for fifteen years as the Managing Attorney of the economic justice and health practice group and as the Managing Attorney of Legal Aid’s first post-merger branch office. Ms. Zigman started her career as an attorney with the Legal Aid Society of Orange County, California, where she served as a staff and supervising attorney for nine years. She received her B.A. in Economics from Antioch College and her J.D. from the University of California.

Wayne A. Francis

Wayne A. Francis joined Legal Services NYC in April 2017 as the Chief Operating Officer in the NYC headquarters. In that capacity he is responsible for overseeing Compliance, Information Technology (IT), Contracts & Grants Management and Facilities across all offices citywide.

Prior to LSNYC, Mr. Francis worked for a champion in the Criminal Justice Reform and Social Justice movement at the Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO), the nation’s largest Reentry Services provider with offices in 20 cities nationally. He was responsible for overseeing the citywide operations for their flagship in New York City, a multi-million dollar complex Social Enterprise and national model which provides transitional work experience for hundreds of people each day, who have recently returned home from incarceration. With over 20 years of supervisory, project management, Operations, program and community outreach/development experience, Wayne has held various senior roles throughout his career. Mr. Francis also worked at Teach For America, where he served as their Managing Director for Strategy and Operations on the national Strategic Initiatives & Partnerships (SIP) team. His role helped him to build excellent operational systems and to serve as a great relationship builder for external and internal partners while liaising with senior leadership across TFA’s 50 Regions. Before joining Teach For America, Wayne was the Executive Director and Chief Professional Officer at the Boys and Girls Club of Harlem and the Director of Community Employment Programs in Columbia University’s Human Resources department. He earned his Master of Science in Education from Brooklyn College where he graduated summa cum laude and his Bachelor of Arts in History from Hunter College. Mr. Francis is a well-traveled adventurer who has been to over 20 countries around the world and is an active member of various community/charitable organizations, an international fraternity and Masonic lodge where he advances various humanitarian/Social Justice causes and service projects both domestically and abroad.

John J. Lever

Jack Lever joined Legal Services NYC as Chief Financial Officer in June 2017. As CFO he is responsible for LSNYC’s financial operations, reporting and financial internal controls. Mr. Lever comes to LSNYC with over 40 years experience in auditing and financial management.

Mr. Lever’s experience spans across both the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors. Prior to joining LSNYC, he held financial management positions at Estee Lauder (Executive Director – Finance), Institute of International Education (Controller), Breaking Ground (Assistant Controller), and Motorola / Symbol (Director of Internal Audit). Mr. Lever is a Certified Public Accountant, with a Master’s Degree in Taxation, and has attained certifications as an Information Systems Auditor, Fraud Examiner, and in Financial Services. He has also authored articles on taxation and basic programming in a professional newsletter, and has extensive international experience in the development and roll-out of global financial systems.

Kirsten Soberanis

Kirsten Soberanis is the Chief Human Resources and Diversity Officer at Legal Services NYC. She is a Human Resources professional with more than thirty years of experience in the field. Prior to joining Legal Services NYC, she worked as the Managing Director of Human Resources at Changing Our World, a subsidiary of The Omnicom Group. Ms. Soberanis also worked with Greenwich House, Boys and Girls Harbor and Thypin Steel Co, as a Human Resources professional responsible for the managing and directing of all functions of Human Resources.

Ms. Soberanis received her B.A in Business Management from Bernard Baruch College, City University of New York and her MPA in Personnel Administration and Labor Relations at New York University.

Hon. Betty E. Staton

After an initial career as staff attorney and deputy director of Bedford Stuyvesant Community Legal Services, Betty E. Staton became a founding partner in the first African American female law firm in the State of New York, Boyd, Staton and Cave. She then served for almost 20 years on the Kings County Family Court bench. In 2011, she returned to the Bedford Stuyvesant Community Legal Services Corporation as acting Project Director, and in 2012 was appointed President of the newly consolidatied programs that became Brooklyn Legal Services.

Ms. Staton received her undergraduate degree from Brooklyn College and graduated from New York University School of Law where she was a founding member of the Black Latino Asian Pacific American Law Alumni Association. She has taught at several colleges, including New York City College of Technology where she taught Business Law for more than 15 years. She is a member of several community organizations and has received numerous awards for her community service.

Peggy Earisman

Peggy Earisman is a poverty lawyer with thirty-five years’ experience advocating for low-income people. After graduation from Columbia Law School, Ms. Earisman

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