LPCA Staff

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CEO / EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Gale Marshall Macke

For the last 20 years, Gale has served as the executive director and CEO for one of the nation’s leading advocates for counselors, LPCA! Gale manages the association’s affairs, directs legislative efforts, and oversees efforts to build public support for counselors and to expand learning opportunities and services for members. She also represents counselors before the state Licensing Board-GA Composite Board of PC, SW, MFT, the Georgia Legislature and Congress. Gale joined LPCA in 2002 and previously served as a subcontractor for the retiring VP of Goldman Sachs, CFO, and Director of public relations/communications for several other companies.

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Caroline Halliday

Caroline is earning her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Mercer University. She provides exceptional professional services to LPCA members, staff, board members, and the public. Her contributions include licensure consultations, website development, data collection and statistical analysis, strategic planning, and facilitating meetings.

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Hailey Johnson

Ms. Johnson is earning her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Mercer University. She provides additional support services to LPCA members, staff, board members, and the public.


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CPCS SERVICES DIRECTOR

Andrew Blackmore, CHN

Andrew joined LPCA after his time as a school counselor in Virginia Beach City Public Schools for eight years. He was the head coach of varsity soccer and golf before moving to the corporate world. He is currently a Certified Holistic Nutritionist, dedicated to empowering individuals on their journey to optimal health and wellbeing. Andrew has become a vital part in the development of LPCA's CPCS services and CCALP growth.