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RAP Staff: Wayne Kline | Executive Director | 503.489.0470 x202 Wayne Kline graduated from Harvard magna cum laude and then from the Harvard Business School. He worked in internal audit for a large international construction company, Dravo, in Pittsburgh. He then moved to Portland where he worked as a financial analyst at Hyster. When Hyster wanted to move him to Indiana, he decided to start a computer time share business which he ran for 9 years as Chairman and CEO. He sold his company in 1991. He then decided to realize a lifetime dream and go into History. He received an MA for Portland State and was accepted for a Ph.D. program at Cambridge University in Cambridge, England. He joined Oxford Houses of Oregon in 2002. From 2003-04 he was a Chapter Treasurer. From there he became the Chapter Chair and then the State Treasurer. He was hired as an Oregon Recovery Homes (ORH) outreach worker by Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon and then moved to RAP when the state decided to move the ORH contract to RAP. In 2006, he became the Business Manager for RAP and in 2007, the Executive Director. Monica Smith | Monica first entered drug treatment at the age of 15, entered treatment again at age 18 after which she became homeless. She moved up to Washington to pursue a ‘normal’ life. She graduated from a community college in Washington in 1998 and entered the workforce. She worked in the high tech industry during the silicon boom in Seattle and continued working her way up. After some lifestyle transitions, Monica moved back to Portland and worked in the environmental field while actively pursuing a renewed relationship with her addiction. Monica entered treatment again at the age of 28: coming out of chronic meth addiction, homelessness and severe hopelessness about the future. Monica has been in long term recovery, free from all drugs and alcohol since 12/23/04. Since entering recovery Monica has dedicated herself to helping to restore families suffering in transition by becoming a board member of My Sisters House. She is also employed fulltime as the Administrative Manager with Recovery Association Project in Portland, Oregon. She has been with RAP for almost 3 years and has been involved with projects ranging from Hands Across the Bridge, visionPDX, Community Connect and HBO Addictions: Communities Take Action.
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