MEET THE TEAM

Chief Executive Officer
Britt Sutton
Britt Sutton is the Chief Executive Officer of Conquer Paralysis Now, bringing over a decade of experience in healthcare law, disability policy, and nonprofit leadership to the role. She holds a Juris Doctor with a Certificate in Health Law from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law.
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Most recently, Britt served as CEO of ArtMix, an Indianapolis-based organization that empowers individuals with disabilities through the arts. She has also held leadership positions at Indiana Medicaid, the American Red Cross, and the Hall Center for Law and Health. Britt’s compassion, expertise, bold thinking, and servant-driven leadership are poised to accelerate CPN’s mission as the organization advances its national expansion and strategic growth

Chief Financial Officer
Christine Louck
As CPN’s chief financial officer, Christine is responsible for the organization’s financial functions, human resources, and systems. Born and raised in Indiana, Christine attended Butler University, receiving her B.S. in Accounting. For the past 14+ years, she has worked with non-profits, helping these organizations define their strategic direction, develop budgeting and forecasting models, streamline financial and procedural policies, and create monitoring and accountability systems. She has the keen ability to effectively translate complex financial concepts, engaging those lacking financial acumen. She is excited to be working with the team at CPN to advance the mission and grow the organization.

Director of Advancement & Impact
Michele Sullivan
Michele leads Conquer Paralysis Now's (CPN) development and evaluation efforts, driving revenue growth, strengthening donor relationships, and providing strategic oversight for program evaluation. A graduate of Bowling Green State University with a B.S. in Applied Human Ecology, Michele brings over 30 years of expertise in strategic fundraising, grant management, and donor engagement across nonprofit and government sectors.
Her career highlights include leading national initiatives for scholarships, financial assistance, and grassroots programs at a major nonprofit organization. Passionate about service, Michele is dedicated to advancing CPN’s mission and empowering individuals with paralysis on their journey to recovery.
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Operations Manager
Angeline Lowe
Angeline Lowe was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. She grew up visiting Las Vegas several times a year and developed a fondness for the desert and summer heat, finally taking the leap and moving to Las Vegas in September 2022. Angeline has a Bachelor of Art's degree in Psychology from California State University, Dominguez Hills. It was there that she developed an interest in the field of Neuropsychology and believes that that background lends itself well to a career at CPN. She has spent the last decade working in administration and operations in various industries including media, legal, and real estate.

Special Projects Manager
Brandylin Cole
Brandylin received a B.S. in Ecology, Behavioral and Population Biology from Purdue University and has several Agile and Scrum certifications. She has worked in nonprofits for 20+ years and has held roles in advancement, finance, event management and operations. Her work in various nonprofit roles has helped her understand the need for big-picture considerations when it comes to process development, project planning, change management and decision making. At CPN, Brandylin serves as the Special Projects Manager, supervising the organization’s unique projects from start to finish.

Administrative Coordinator
Greg Haslam
Greg has a B.S. in Accounting from Butler University. He has served in numerous financial management and analysis roles during his extensive career. He has worked a wide range of industries including not-for-profits, education, business and consumer services, and manufacturers. In 2024 he joined Conquer Paralysis Now at the Indianapolis DRIVEN NeuroRecovery Center as the Administrative Coordinator. He is pleased to be involved with CPN as the organization has a great mission and works to empower so many people.