Posted on May 20, 2026
Chris J. Duncan
With 10 years of banking experience, I’m passionate about helping small business owners and entrepreneurs achieve their financial goals. I leverage Valley’s robust suite of services and banking tools to deliver tailored solutions for clients with complex banking needs. By understanding each business’s unique challenges, I help owners access the support and guidance they need to thrive at every stage. I am also active in organizations like NRBP, Gateway Chamber of Commerce, and WCEC, and enjoy supporting local businesses and driving positive change in the community.
Outside of work, I love spending time with my wife, Amanda, and our son, Shiloh. I also enjoy volunteering, mentoring young men from urban environments, and cheering on the Yankees, Jets, and Knicks.
Stephen Martin Eisdorfer, Esq.
Stephen is now retired. He is a graduate of Haverford College and Harvard Law School. He clerked for the New Jersey Supreme Court. He practiced law in New Jersey for 45 years, including 20 years of public interest practice with the Education Law Center and the N.J. Department of the Public Advocate and 25 years in private practice. His practice focused on public education, civil rights, low-income housing, land use and environmental law. Prior to joining the ACNJ board, he was an ACNJ volunteer for five years.
Rose Marie Ranuro, MSN, RN, CPNP
I am a certified pediatric nurse practitioner and have dedicated more than 42 years to nursing, specializing in pediatric home health and hospice care, with the past 35 years spent in leadership roles at Valley Home Care. My passion is in providing a safe home for children where parents are comfortable and parents are knowledgeable in care.
In 1991, I was honored to receive the New Jersey Governor's Nursing Merit Award. In 1999, we developed the Butterflies Program, which provides care for children with life-limiting diagnoses. This is the only comprehensive pediatric hospice in New Jersey.
Outside of my professional life, I enjoy traveling, spending time at the Jersey Shore, and being with my husband and two sons. My family also proudly owns Biggie's, a restaurant that began in Hoboken.
Dr. Minsun Shin
Dr. Minsun Shin is a Professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning at Montclair State University, specializing in infant and early childhood studies. She earned her doctorate in Early Childhood Education at Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Shin currently serves on the Board of Directors for Head Start Community Program of Morris County, New Jersey, and the Board of Trustees of Advocates for Children of New Jersey. With a strong belief that education takes place in and through human relationships, her research interests include social development among young children, infant caregiving, caring pedagogy, early childhood teacher education, and professionalism in early childhood care and education.
