Our Leadership Team
Building Upon a Legacy of Service
Hunterdon Helpline is entering an exciting new chapter of growth, revitalization, and renewed community engagement. Guided by dedicated leadership and strengthened by both new and longstanding Board members, staff, and volunteers, the organization is building upon more than five decades of service while honoring the compassion, commitment, and institutional knowledge of those who have shaped its history.
Together, we remain deeply committed to ensuring Hunterdon Helpline continues to be a trusted source of information, support, and hope for individuals and families throughout Hunterdon County. Through thoughtful stewardship, strong community partnerships, and a shared sense of purpose, we are advancing a legacy of caring and service within our community.
Our leadership team reflects a blend of experience, fresh perspectives, and a collective dedication to serving others. Drawing upon backgrounds in healthcare, law, business, education, nonprofit leadership, humanitarian response, and community service, they bring valuable expertise and a shared commitment to strengthening Hunterdon Helpline for generations to come.
Meet Our Team
Robert “Bob” Wise
Trustee
Robert “Bob” Wise is a new member of the Hunterdon Helpline Board of Trustees, but a familiar and respected leader throughout Hunterdon County. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Boston College and a Master’s degree in Public Health Administration from the University of Pittsburgh.
Ellen McArdle
President, Board of Trustees
Ellen McArdle lives on the farm in Alexandria Township where she grew up. She attended Alexandria Township Elementary School and graduated from Delaware Valley Regional High School before earning degrees from Marymount College, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and Columbia University.
Laine Nauman
Trustee
Laine Nauman is a seasoned human services and nonprofit leader with more than three decades of experience in social work, public administration, behavioral health, housing, and community-based services. She served as Division Head for Hunterdon County’s Division of Senior, Disabilities and Veterans’ Services, where she led the Area Agency on Aging.







