Kathy Bernstein
About Kathy Bernstein
Kathy Bernstein serves as the Senior Manager of Teen Driving Initiatives at the National Safety Council, where she has worked since 2013. She also holds the position of Vice President of Development at the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance National Headquarters since 2019.
Current Role at Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Kathy Bernstein serves as the Vice President of Development at the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) National Headquarters. She has held this position since 2019, contributing to the organization's mission to support individuals affected by mood disorders. Based in the Greater Chicago Area, Bernstein focuses on development strategies to enhance the reach and effectiveness of the DBSA.
Previous Experience at National Safety Council
Prior to her current role, Kathy Bernstein worked at the National Safety Council, where she held two significant positions. From 2016 to 2019, she served as the Director of Volunteer & Awards Programs, overseeing initiatives that recognized and mobilized volunteers. Before that, she was the Senior Manager of Teen Driving Initiatives, a role she began in 2013 and held for three years. Her work in these positions contributed to the Council's efforts in promoting safety and awareness.
Education and Qualifications
Kathy Bernstein earned her Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. This educational background has equipped her with the skills necessary for her roles in both the National Safety Council and the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, allowing her to effectively address issues related to safety and mental health.
Professional Background
Kathy Bernstein has over a decade of experience in the field of safety and mental health support. Her career includes significant roles at the National Safety Council and the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance. Her background reflects a commitment to community service and advocacy, particularly in areas affecting youth and individuals facing mental health challenges.