Sol Ryan

Vice President of Business Development

Sol Ryan brings over 13 years of experience working in the substance use recovery field. As a member of the senior leadership staff, he oversees marketing, networking, branding, strategic partnerships, expansion, and acquisitions and supports overall operations.

Previously, Sol was part of the leadership team at The Retreat in Wayzata, MN, for 12 years. He led Sober Living, Online Services, and Alumni and Community Relations. Having worked in the recovery field since 2010, he has held a variety of positions and oversaw much of The Retreat’s growth during this time. Sol also traveled nationally to build strategic relationships with treatment centers and actively taught The Retreat’s model of care.

With over 15 years of long-term recovery, Sol is actively involved in both the Twin Cities and national recovery communities. He is co-founder of Recovery Community Hockey and leads Recovery Nights with NHL teams across the country. He has also spearheaded many other local recovery community sports and activities.

Sol Ryan is the board chairman of SRHN (Steve Rummler Hope Network), board member of the NSLA (National Sober Living Association), and Chair of the Mental Health and Addiction Committee of Hockey Day Minnesota 2025.

Mollie Greenig, MA, LADC

Director of Treatment Services, Riverplace Counseling Center

Mollie Greenig is a dynamic behavioral health executive with more than 25 years of leadership experience across addiction treatment and mental health services. Most recently, she served as Executive Director of Operations at Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation (Plymouth), where she directed service lines overseeing medical detox, residential, PHP, IOP, outpatient, board & lodging, family, and mental health services. In this role, Mollie partnered closely with national leadership on system-wide initiatives and long-term strategic direction, while achieving sustained growth in census, revenue, and quality outcomes.

A hallmark of Mollie’s leadership has been her commitment to people and culture. She drove employee engagement through structured leadership development efforts, resulting in measurable improvements in staff retention and satisfaction. Prior to her executive role, Mollie served as Director of Clinical Services, where she led strategic initiatives that advanced clinical outcomes, length of stay, and patient satisfaction benchmarks. She supervised and coached clinical and administrative leaders, helping develop future leaders. Earlier in her career, Mollie held progressive leadership roles as Manager and Supervisor within Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, where she streamlined operations while maintaining high-quality care and enhanced multidisciplinary collaboration. She also designed and led staff training, quality assurance, and compliance initiatives that strengthened care delivery across the continuum.

Mollie holds a Master of Arts in Counseling & Psychological Services from St. Mary’s University and a Bachelor of Science in Corrections & Chemical Dependency from Minnesota State University, Mankato. She has been an active LADC since 2002.

Beyond her impressive professional background, Mollie is known for her steady presence, collaborative leadership style, and deep passion for developing people and programs that truly make a difference.

Mary Hausladen, MA, LPCC-S, LADC-S

Clinical Director, Riverplace Counseling Center

Mary Hausladen is a dedicated mental health professional and chemical dependency counselor with extensive experience in addiction treatment, clinical supervision, and program development. As Clinical Director at Riverplace Counseling Center, she brings dual licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor-Supervisor (LPCC-S) and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC), along with a strong background in trauma-informed care. Her leadership style emphasizes accountability, respect, and staff development, creating an environment where both clients and clinicians can thrive.

With over a decade in the behavioral health field, Mary has held key leadership roles and has successfully led clinical teams, managed regulatory compliance, and developed innovative programming such as aftercare services and mental health education groups. Her experience spans supportive housing, integrated mental health and substance use treatment, and crisis intervention.

Mary holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Christian Studies from Crown College. She is certified in trauma-informed care and anger management and is a Minnesota Board-approved supervisor for LPCC licensing candidates. Committed to enhancing clinical services and improving client outcomes, she continues to be a leader in the field of addiction and mental health treatment.