Sara Barry, RN, BSN, CSN-NJ

Sara is presently the School Nurse at Audubon Junior-Senior High School as well as a Clinical Nurse in the 177th Fighter Wing, New Jersey Air National Guard.

Sara has been a Registered Nurse in New Jersey for over 20 years, and has served in several fields within nursing including cardiac/pulmonary acute care, maternal and childhood health, community and public health, infectious disease, health education, hospice, Veteran care, hospital and school nursing. Sara has provided nursing services at the Federal, State, County, and local levels.

Sara earned her Associates of Science in Nursing and her Registered Nurse license from Helene Fuld School of Nursing in 2002. She also earned her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Seton Hall University in 2011. Sara has pursued her Masters in Science in Homeland Security at Thomas Edison University. Sara maintains several State and National certifications including School Nurse, CPR Instructor, Tactical Combat Casualty Care Instructor, and Stop the Bleed Instructor.

In 2013, Sara attained one of her life goals when she joined the New Jersey Air National Guard as a Clinical Nurse. Some of her highlights within the Air Force, her expertise areas are combat trauma, infectious disease, and counter-bioterrorism. Sara has deployed around the United States, including spending almost two years deployed throughout the Northeast where she helped build and staff the largest field hospital in New Jersey for the COVID-19 Pandemic. Sara traveled to Albania in 2023 and trained their Army nurses and medics in combat trauma. Sara was also the senior Infectious Disease Nurse for the New Jersey COVID-19 Task Force response. Today, Sara is still serving as a Major in the New Jersey Air National Guard and has received several military awards and accolades.

Sara and her husband stay busy raising their three children and live in Camden County, New Jersey. Sara enjoys volunteering and is the past Adjutant of American Legion Murray-Troutt Post 262,  Northeast Memorial Chair of Society of Air Force Nurses, lead coordinator for the Local Board of Health, a member in her local Lions Club International chapter, Chair for the Student Red Cross Club and the Co-Chair for Project Memorial in the local schools. In her free time, she loves to travel, garden, paint watercolor, bake, and has a keen eye with a lens. Sara gets excited when she can visit historical locations, has step foot in twenty-eight national parks, and counting!

Angeline Newman, Managing Director at UBS Private Wealth Management

Angeline has been a financial advisor for over 30 years. Angie offers extensive capital markets and investment knowledge. She shares her lifelong passion for investing in the markets, welcoming the opportunity to educate curious clients about how they can pursue their most important goals. She aims to make the conversations regarding investing less intimidating and more insightful. Since, her days with Smith Barney/Citigroup she has helped clients manage complex wealth through her client’s various life events and economic cycles.  

Angie can often be seen as an expert guest on CNBC and Bloomberg TV.

Accolades:

• Forbes Best In-State Wealth Advisors: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
• Forbes America’s Best-in-State Top Women Wealth Advisors: 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
• Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Management Teams: 2023, 2024

Outside of work, Angie continues to live a life of service. Her faith and family are top priorities. She has served on a number of nonprofit boards, including those of Matheny Medical and Educational Center and From Houses to Homes in Guatemala, where she traveled to build homes and ran fundraisers. Angie has also supported the Susan G. Komen foundation by participating on event committees and served on the Delbarton Mothers Guild and the Parents Committee of Far Hills Country Day School. She and her husband enjoy spending time with their blended family of six young adult children.

Dana Lichtstrahl

When asked, what do I do? I sometimes reply… You know the old adage, “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach him to fish and you feed him for life”? Well no matter its uncertain origin, I’m uplifted by it and I’d like to believe my facilitation strengthens people to become keenly adept at fishing—for a lifetime.

Mother of two sons, daughter, sister, aunt, colleague, friend, and guardian of earth and all of its beings, I am currently a practicing, integrative, non-clinical psychologist (danalichtstrahl.com), as well as an East-West Psychology, PhD student at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS.edu), where I completed my MA in East-West Psychology and received a Certificate in Psycho-spiritual Counseling. In 2023, I completed divorce mediation coursework with the New Jersey Association of Professional Mediators (NJAPM.org). 

My interest in the content and process of thinking and consciousness studies, was sharpened by completing shamanic coursework at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies (USA) and the Sacred Trust (U.K.); attending lectures in science and philosophy at Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study, (NJ, USA), and by studying awareness-based systems change, dialogue frameworks, dreamwork, neuroscience, and psychology coursework with experts in-person and online. Joy comes to me when facilitating individuals, couples, and groups, toward harvesting insight for win-win outcomes.