I offer nonprofits more than 20 years experience in nonprofit leadership developed during my 15 years as President and CEO of The Campagna Center in Alexandria, VA and subsequent consulting engagements as interim executive director, executive transition manager and consultant for fundraising, board assessment and development, and strategic planning.

In addition to my professional experience I've been a volunteer leader in numerous organizations including Leadership Greater Washington (Class of 2005), the Women’s Giving Circle of Alexandria, the WETA Community Advisory Council, the Virginia Prevention and Promotion Advisory Council, the Rotary Club of Alexandria (President 1999-2000), Alexandria Call to Community, Washington Street United Methodist Church, Arlandria Health Clinic Coalition, Northern Virginia Coalition of Nonprofit Human Services Agencies (Chair, 1994-96), Hopkins House Board of Trustees and the Junior League of Northern Virginia (Community Advisor).

I have a BA in sociology/psychology from Duke University and an MA from George Washington University.

I have a strong personal and professional commitment to strengthening organizations that serve vulnerable persons.