About SAVE - Leadership Profiles

Rodney Clark, Executive Director

Rodney Clark was hired as SAVE’s Executive Director in November 1995.  With a male  at the helm, it becomes obvious that domestic violence is not “just a women’s issue.”  Rodney came to SAVE from Florence Crittenton Services in San Francisco where, as Assistant CEO, he helped to establish an emergency shelter for pregnant and parenting teens who were victims of domestic violence.  Prior to that, he worked at Miramonte Mental Health Services in Palo Alto for 11 years. He earned his BA in Psychology from Pomona College in Claremont, CA and an MS in Counseling from San Francisco State University. 

Rodney is a member of the East Bay Asian Pacific Islander Coalition, Domestic Violence Collaborative of Alameda County, Greater Bay Area Domestic Violence Directors, and Leadership Fremont Class of 2006.  He sits on the Board of Directors for the Alameda County Domestic Advisory Council, the Washington Hospital Foundation, the City of Fremont Family Resource Center, and the City of Fremont Housing Scholarship Board.

Kate Hart, Director of Residential Services

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Heather Dinneen, Manager of Prevention Services

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Randi Shaw - Awarded the Kaiser Permanente "Every Day Hero" award for her work to end domestic violence through her involvement in SAVE and Kaiser's DV Committee.

Herminia Arroyo - Received an award at the 34th Annual Human Relations Award Breakfast for Santa Clara County for her work on Immigrant Issues for victims of DV in her role as an attorney at Bay Area Legal Aid.