Our Staff & Board

From policy experts to administrative all-stars, our team gets the job done.

Jocelyn Frye

Jocelyn Frye

Position: President
Categories: Featured

Jocelyn Frye is President of the National Partnership for Women & Families. Under her leadership, the organization is focused on advancing economic justice, affordable and equitable health care, civil rights, and reproductive freedom for women who face the steepest barriers – including women of color, women with the lowest incomes, women with disabilities, and transgender women.

Prior to taking the helm of the National Partnership, Frye was a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress (CAP), one of the country’s foremost progressive think tanks. In that role, she shaped policy development for CAP’s Women’s Initiative across a wide range of issues – including narrowing the gender pay gap, improving women’s employment opportunities and economic stability, combating gender-based discrimination and gender-based violence, and addressing the Black maternal health crisis.

Before joining CAP, Frye served in the White House during the administration of Barack Obama. As Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Policy and Special Projects for the First Lady, she oversaw a broad issue portfolio focused on improving the lives of women and families. She helped lead the two signature initiatives of then-First Lady Michelle Obama: tackling childhood obesity and supporting military families. She also played an important part in fostering career development opportunities for young women through the White House Leadership and Mentoring Initiative.

Frye’s current tenure at the National Partnership marks her second stint with the organization. She previously acted as the National Partnership’s General Counsel, concentrating on employment and discrimination issues facing women of color and low-income women. Furthermore, she helped spearhead the organization’s advocacy around judicial nominations and the Supreme Court.

Frye began her legal career at the firm of Crowell & Moring. She received her J.D. from Harvard Law School and her undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan.

Jocelyn Frye

President

Jocelyn Frye is President of the National Partnership for Women...

Samuel Agyeman

Samuel Agyeman

Position: Managing Director of Development
Categories: Staff

Samuel Agyeman is the managing director of development at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where he Serves as deputy and thought partner to the Vice President for Development to develop a long-term growth plan for fundraising, including strategies, capacity needs, goals, and benchmarks.

Prior to his work at the National Partnership, Samuel worked in different fundraising roles with several organizations such as IESC, Christian Relief Charities, Global Ministries and CARE International.

Samuel is originally from Ghana and moved to the US in 2017 to pursue a graduate degree in International Development. He’s a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE). Outside of work, Samuel enjoys watching soccer and can be found cheering DC United at Audi field.

Samuel Agyeman

Managing Director of Development

Samuel Agyeman is the managing director of development at the...

Tucker Ball

Tucker Ball

Position: Chief Digital Officer
Categories: Staff

Tucker Ball is chief digital officer at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where he leads a fabulous team responsible for the organization’s digital communications and engagement efforts … from social media to online fundraising to website development to email outreach and more. Tucker was the organization’s first full-time digital hire, joining the communications team in 2006.

Prior to his work at the National Partnership, Tucker served as chief marketing officer at Sojourners in Washington, D.C., as a mission volunteer in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and as a webmaster for a TV station in Seattle.

Outside the office, Tucker is all about spending time with his kids and loved ones — including two impossibly sweet doggos — and enjoying the great outdoors, live music, stand-up comics and offbeat television.

Tucker Ball

Chief Digital Officer

Tucker Ball is chief digital officer at the National Partnership...

Sarah Broudy

Sarah Broudy

Position: Director of Individual Philanthropy
Categories: Staff

Sarah Broudy is the Director of Individual Philanthropy at the National Partnership for Women and Families, where she develops and executes the strategy for individual giving, including major gifts, the annual campaign, grassroots fundraising, and planned giving, and manages the team responsible for cultivating, stewarding, and soliciting individual donors.

Before joining the National Partnership, Sarah was an Associate Director at LAPA Fundraising, a full-service nonprofit fundraising consulting firm, where she led the assessment and strategy work, evaluating clients’ current fundraising efforts and existing operations. Serving as a Trusted Advisor to her clients’ senior leadership, she designed strategies and project plans to enhance systems, launch campaigns, and build best-in-class development programs. Prior to LAPA, Sarah served as the Director of Development at the National Council of Jewish Women New York, where she helped the 125-year-old organization update and elevate its fundraising strategies and systems, resulting in increases in individual giving by 68% and institutional funding by 60%.

Originally from Metro-Detroit, Sarah received her BA in Political Science from the University of Michigan and a Master of Public Administration Nonprofit Management and a Master of Hebrew and Judaic studies at NYU through the Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service and the Skirball Department’s dual MPA-MA program. After more than a decade as a New Yorker, she now resides in the Philadelphia area with her husband.

Sarah Broudy

Director of Individual Philanthropy

Sarah Broudy is the Director of Individual Philanthropy at the...

Miriam Cash

Miriam Cash

Position: Director of National Media
Categories: Staff

Miriam Cash is the director of National Media at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she is responsible for developing communications strategy and engaging national press to amplify the National Partnership’s core work to create an equitable economy, advance workplace fairness, and advocate for health and reproductive justice to uplift women and families. She helps to lead the communications team and coordinate with policy staff across the organization to maximize the impact of our policy and advocacy work.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Miriam gained experience advocating for progressive economic and health care policy on Capitol Hill where she helped lead communications strategy and press efforts for U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand – and most recently served as Communications Director for U.S. Representative Mondaire Jones. She was also Press Secretary at EMILYs List, where she built relationships with national political reporters to uplift stories of the historic number of women running for office during the 2018 and 2020 cycles.

Miriam grew up in northeastern Pennsylvania and graduated from Emory University in Atlanta, GA, before moving to Washington, D.C., where she lives with her cat, Ceci.

Miriam Cash

Director of National Media

Miriam Cash is the director of National Media at the...

Sarah Coombs

Sarah Coombs

Position: Director for Health System Transformation
Categories: Staff

Sarah Coombs is director for health system transformation at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she manages policy and programmatic work on health access and system transformation, including health equity, health coverage and affordability, and payment and delivery system transformation.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Sarah worked in the Office of the Secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services, where she contributed to the policy development and implementation of the Affordable Care Act and delivery system transformation initiatives. Before that, Sarah worked at the Office of Management and Budget, where she coordinated the Health Division’s development of the federal health budget and oversight responsibilities of Medicare, Medicaid and Marketplace coverage. Sarah received her master’s in public health from the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University and her bachelor’s in government and legal studies and French from Bowdoin College.

Sarah is a proud Bostonian and moved to Washington, D.C., in 2012. She enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband and young son.

Sarah Coombs

Director for Health System Transformation

Sarah Coombs is director for health system transformation at the...

Jaclyn Dean

Jaclyn Dean

Position: Director, Congressional Relations, Reproductive Health
Categories: CR, Staff

Jaclyn hails from Dallas, Texas, and is the proud daughter of Taiwanese immigrants. She is the Director of Congressional Relations, Reproductive Health, at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she manages the organization’s relationships on the Hill and its key legislative priorities on abortion and contraception. Jaclyn is passionate about working with Congress on reproductive rights through an intersectional and racial justice lens that centers the full lived experiences of people who can become pregnant.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Jaclyn was the Policy and Government Affairs Director at the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum, where she worked at the intersection of reproductive health and immigrant rights. She also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco and worked for Annie’s List, which helps elect pro-choice, Democratic women to statewide office in Texas.

Jaclyn holds a BA in Political Science and Sociology from Rice University and a Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School. Outside of work, she can be found working author events with Loyalty Bookstore in DC, reading, bouldering, doing yoga, crocheting, and caring for her houseplants and fluffy orange cat.

Jaclyn Dean

Director, Congressional Relations, Reproductive Health

Jaclyn hails from Dallas, Texas, and is the proud daughter...

Portrait photo of Marissa Ditkowsky. She has long straight brown hair with a pearl-colored hair barrette on the right. She's wearing a black and white woven suit jacket.

Marissa Ditkowsky

Position: Policy Counsel for Disability
Categories: Staff

Marissa is a disabled activist and attorney. She serves as the Disability Economic Justice Counsel at the National Partnership for Women & Families. Prior to her time at the National Partnership, she was a Staff Attorney at Tzedek DC, a non-profit dedicated to safeguarding the legal rights and financial health of DC residents with low incomes dealing with debt and consumer issues. She led and formed Tzedek DC’s Disabilities Community Project.

Prior to joining Tzedek DC, Marissa served as a litigation fellow at the AARP Foundation, where she assisted with legal research on cases involving age discrimination, reverse mortgages, nursing facilities, elder abuse, and other issues facing Americans ages fifty and older. Marissa’s legal research on issues including disability rights, reproductive justice, and workers’ rights has been featured in publications such as the National Lawyers Guild Review; the Journal of Gender, Social Policy, and the Law; and the UCLA Women’s Law Journal. Marissa is a former leader of the National Disabled Law Students Association and an organizer and founder of the National Disabled Legal Professionals Association.

Marissa graduated magna cum laude from the American University Washington College of Law in 2019. She is an inaugural Capital Chai of the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington awardee and a 2022 Brandeisians of the Last Decade (BOLD) 9 award recipient.

Marissa Ditkowsky

Policy Counsel for Disability

Marissa is a disabled activist and attorney. She serves as...

Corinna Dragulescu

Corinna Dragulescu

Position: Director of Finance
Categories: Staff

Corinna Dragulescu is the director of finance at the National Partnership for Women & Families. As director of finance, Dragulescu has primary oversight responsibility for strategic financial planning for the National Partnership. She manages all accounting and financial functions, ensuring compliance with government regulations at the federal, state and local levels; monitors cash flow; and manages the annual budget and audit. She also works with the director of administration in monitoring the organization’s fringe benefits.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Dragulescu was chief financial officer for Goodwill of Greater Washington in D.C. Before holding that position, she worked as a certified public accountant for the public accounting firm of Rubino & Company in Bethesda, Md.

Dragulescu has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from George Mason University and received her certified public accountant license in 1996.

Email Corinna at cdragulescu@nationalpartnership.org.

Corinna Dragulescu

Director of Finance

Corinna Dragulescu is the director of finance at the National...

Natasha Ewell

Natasha Ewell

Position: Senior Operations and HR Manager
Categories: Staff

Natasha Ewell is the senior operations and human resources manager at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she works to keep the office running smoothly day to day.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Natasha has worked with different nonprofits in various administrative roles.

Natasha Ewell

Senior Operations and HR Manager

Natasha Ewell is the senior operations and human resources manager...

Michellle McGrain

Michelle Feit (McGrain)

Position: Director, Congressional Relations, Economic Justice
Categories: CR, Staff

Michelle Feit is Director, Congressional Relations, Economic Justice, at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she manages day-to-day federal policymaker relationships and develops and leverages partner relationships to advance the National Partnership’s legislative agenda. Michelle is primarily focused on educating Congress about the issues within the National Partnership’s workplace and economic security agenda: paid family and medical leave, paid sick days, equal pay, pregnancy discrimination, workplace harassment and fighting harmful proposals that erode workers’ and women’s economic rights.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Michelle spent almost five years on Capitol Hill serving on the policy teams for Senator Barbara Mikulski and Congresswoman Jackie Speier. While on Senator Mikulski’s team, she led the effort to bring the Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument into the National Park System.

Outside of work, Michelle is an active member of Jews United for Justice, served as a volunteer leader for the DC Paid Family Leave Campaign, and has volunteered on various national and local campaigns. She also founded the Columbia Heights chapter of Swing Left, one of the most active chapters in the country, which helped elect Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger (VA-07). Michelle lives in Washington, D.C., and holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Public Policy from the University of Maryland.

Michelle Feit (McGrain)

Director, Congressional Relations, Economic Justice

Michelle Feit is Director, Congressional Relations, Economic Justice, at the...

Katherine Gallagher Robbins

Katherine Gallagher Robbins

Position: Senior Fellow
Categories: Staff

Dr. Katherine Gallagher Robbins is a Senior Fellow at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she works to build the Partnership’s research capacity to tell a more holistic story of how the policies the National Partnership has pushed for over the last five decades support women with a focus on women of color, disabled women, LGBTQIA+ women, and women with other marginalized identities. She works alongside the organization’s health justice team in its call for access to abortion and an improved healthcare system focused on equity in underserved communities; and she contributes to the economic justice team’s goal of passing a national paid family and medical leave program and winning other policies supporting women at work.

Katherine brings to the role over a dozen years of experience in policy and advocacy organizations, with work on a range of issues, including economic justice, caregiving, racial, and gender equity. Her research and commentary have been featured in The New York Times, NBC, CNN, CBS, Vox, The Economist, and numerous other news outlets. Before joining the National Partnership, Katherine worked in leadership roles at TIME’S UP, the Center for Law and Social Policy, the Center for American Progress, and the National Women’s Law Center. She holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Michigan and lives in Santa Fe, NM.

Katherine Gallagher Robbins

Senior Fellow

Dr. Katherine Gallagher Robbins is a Senior Fellow at the...

Ethan Gonder

Ethan Gonder

Position: Development Database Manager
Categories: Staff

Ethan Gonder is the development database manager at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where he leads the team in crafting and refining development processes, produces reports on various data points within Salesforce, and participates in the strategic planning and implementation of all fundraising activities and events.

Ethan is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel hill, holding a BA in Economics and Sports Administration.

Ethan Gonder

Development Database Manager

Ethan Gonder is the development database manager at the National...

Shaina Goodman

Shaina Goodman

Position: Director for Reproductive Health and Rights
Categories: Staff

Shaina Goodman is the director for reproductive health and rights at the National Partnership for Women & Families. She manages policy and legal work on reproductive health, rights and justice issues, including federal and state policy on abortion coverage and access, contraception, and other sexual and reproductive health issues. She also provides strategic, policy and technical assistance to policymakers, researchers and advocates, and collaborates across National Partnership programs to holistically address the barriers that women face and advance proactive policy solutions.

Shaina’s prior experience has focused on issues of gender-based violence, including the intersection of domestic violence and family policy, economic justice, housing and public benefits. She has also deeply engaged in work related to social justice and movement building, and is a trained dialogue facilitator.

Shaina received her JD, master’s in social work, and bachelor’s degree in women & gender studies from Washington University in St. Louis. She is licensed to practice law in the state of Maryland.

Shaina Goodman

Director for Reproductive Health and Rights

Shaina Goodman is the director for reproductive health and rights...

Jasmine Goodrich

Jasmine Goodrich

Position: Vice President for Development
Categories: Staff

Jasmine Goodrich is vice president for development at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she leads all fundraising efforts and donor engagement strategies across the organization.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Jasmine worked in the central offices of advancement at the Smithsonian Institution and the George Washington University. In these roles, she focused on corporate relations and major gift opportunities for pan-institutional initiatives centered around women and diversity. Jasmine graduated from Indiana University with a major in African American African Diaspora Studies and Sociology and a minor in Public and Environmental Affairs.

Jasmine is a proud Hoosier from Indiana and an avid volunteer in the Washington, D.C., area. She is the Chair of the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ African American Affinity Group Leadership Council and former Co-Chair of the affinity group. In addition, she volunteers at the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria and a number of other nonprofits. She is also a proud mom of guinea pigs, rescuing seven over the years. When not volunteering or playing with animals, Jasmine enjoys interior decorating, fashion and music.

Jasmine Goodrich

Vice President for Development

Jasmine Goodrich is vice president for development at the National...

Venicia Gray

Venicia Gray

Position: Senior Manager, Maternal & Infant Health
Categories: Staff

Venicia Gray is the senior manager for maternal and infant health at the National Partnership for Women & Families.

Venicia Gray

Senior Manager, Maternal & Infant Health

Venicia Gray is the senior manager for maternal and infant...

Stephanie Green

Stephanie Green

Position: Coalition and Partnerships Manager
Categories: Staff

Stephanie Green is a coalition and partnerships manager on the Health Justice team at the National Partnership, where she coordinates projects that intersect health policy and community engagement. On her current project, she is assisting measure developers and other health care stakeholders collaborate with patients and families to ensure that care design and delivery meet the needs of patients and families.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Stephanie has worked in social services as a support broker for a D.C.-based self-directed disability caregiving program, called Services, My Way. She has many years’ experience working in and understanding caregiving services for the elderly and disability populations and in helping individuals navigate social services programs. Before that, she has also worked to addressed food insecurity in the District for The Food Research and Action Center and D.C. Hunger Solutions as a bilingual outreach associate hosting workshops on barriers to access and assisting elderly individuals apply for SNAP benefits. Stephanie graduated from University of Maryland-College Park with major in family science and minor in human development.

Stephanie is a native Washingtonian, currently residing in Silver Spring, MD. She enjoys watching 90’s sitcoms, like Boy Meets World, indulging in true crime podcasts and playing with her black cat Rosemary.

Stephanie Green

Coalition and Partnerships Manager

Stephanie Green is a coalition and partnerships manager on the...

Sharita Gruberg

Sharita Gruberg

Position: Vice President for Economic Justice
Categories: Staff

Sharita Gruberg is Vice President for Economic Justice at the National Partnership for Women & Families where she will lead the economic justice team in providing expertise and thought leadership in research, advocacy and policy work around many of the issue areas the organization has led on in its 50-year history.

Sharita most recently conducted successful advocacy campaigns, engaged with diverse stakeholders and led policy change at the Center for American Progress. There, she served as vice president for the think tank’s LGBTQI+ Research and Communications Project where she worked to expand legal and lived equality for LGBTQI+ people, particularly those living at the intersection of multiple identities.

Throughout her career, Sharita has made it clear that the best way to advance economic justice policies that benefit women and families is to develop them through a lens of racial justice and with an awareness of the history that systemically has left out underrepresented communities.

Sharita earned her J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center, and her B.A. in Women’s Studies and Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Sharita Gruberg

Vice President for Economic Justice

Sharita Gruberg is Vice President for Economic Justice at the...

Bianca Gutierrez

Position: Director of Human Resources
Categories: Staff

Bianca Gutierrez is the Director of Human Resources at the National Partnership for Women & Families. In this role, she oversees the National Partnership’s human resource matters and fosters a diverse, fair and inclusive workplace.

Prior to her time at the National Partnership, Bianca worked as the Head of People and Culture at Rising Tide Interactive and worked in nonprofit human resources and operations at Giffords and Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR) Coalition.

A New Jersey native, Bianca is a graduate of the George Washington University and is a SHRM Certified Professional (SHRM-CP). Outside of work, she can be found searching for the best restaurant patio and volunteering with CASA for Children of DC.

Bianca Gutierrez

Director of Human Resources

Bianca Gutierrez is the Director of Human Resources at the...

Areeba Haider

Position: Senior Executive Administrator and Research Manager
Categories: Staff

Areeba Haider is the Senior Executive Administrator and Research Manager at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she supports research for President Jocelyn Frye and the Partnership’s cross-cutting priorities. Prior to her role at the Partnership, she was a Policy and Data Analyst at the Georgetown Center for Poverty and Inequality, where she conducted policy research and data analysis on projects related to market power, health and human services, and racial equity. She was also previously a research associate with the Center for American Progress Poverty to Prosperity team, supporting research on vital anti-poverty programs including SNAP and the Child Tax Credit. When she isn’t working, she enjoys attending concerts, buying cookbooks, and taking the scenic route.

Areeba Haider

Senior Executive Administrator and Research Manager

Areeba Haider is the Senior Executive Administrator and Research Manager...

Sinsi Hernández-Cancio

Sinsi Hernández-Cancio

Position: Vice President for Health Justice
Categories: Staff

Sinsi Hernández-Cancio, JD, is a vice president at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she leads the Health Justice team. She is a national health and health care equity policy and advocacy thought leader with 25 years of experience advancing equal opportunity for women and families of color, and almost 20 years advocating for increased health care access and improved quality of care for underserved communities. Sinsi is deeply committed to transforming our health care system to meet the needs of our rapidly evolving nation so we can all thrive together. She believes that our future prosperity depends on ensuring our health care system routinely provides excellent, comprehensive, culturally centered and affordable care for every single person, family and community, and that this requires the dismantling of structural inequities including racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia and religious bigotry.

Sinsi is a recognized leader in the national health equity movement, a sought-after strategic advisor and a dynamic, inspiring speaker. She has presented at national events across the country and served on numerous advisory committees for organizations including the National Academy of Medicine, the National Committee for Quality Assurance, the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs and the American Association of Pediatrics. She has published extensively and has appeared in national and state level English and Spanish television, radio and print media.

Sinsi’s extensive experience in health and health equity policy and advocacy spans the state government, labor and non-profit arenas. Prior to joining the National Partnership’s staff, she was the founding director of Families USA’s Center on Health Equity Action for System Transformation, where she led efforts to advance health equity and reduce disparities in health outcomes and health care access and quality by leveraging health care and delivery system transformation to reduce persistent racial, ethnic and geographic health inequities with an intersectional lens. Prior to that, she advised and represented two governors of Puerto Rico on federal health and human services policies, and she worked for the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) as a senior health policy analyst and national campaign coordinator for their Healthcare Equality Project campaign to enact the Affordable Care Act.

Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sinsi is bilingual and bicultural. She earned an A.B. from Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and a J.D. from New York University School of Law, where she was an Arthur Garfield Hays Civil Liberties Fellow, and won the Georgetown Women’s Law and Public Policy Fellowship. She lives in Fairfax with her husband, teenage son and two rescue dogs. She loves sci-fi, board games and expressing her love for family and friends by feeding them.

Sinsi Hernández-Cancio

Vice President for Health Justice

Sinsi Hernández-Cancio, JD, is a vice president at the National...

Travis Hunter

Travis Hunter

Position: Director of Information Technology
Categories: Staff

Travis Hunter is the director of information technology at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where he oversees the streamlined operation of the organization’s IT infrastructure and ensures that it aligns with the strategic objectives of the organization.

Travis Hunter

Director of Information Technology

Travis Hunter is the director of information technology at the...

Llenda Jackson Leslie

Llenda Jackson-Leslie

Position: Senior Communications Specialist
Categories: Staff

Llenda Jackson-Leslie is a senior communications specialist at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she works to showcase reproductive health and health care issues.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Llenda was a senior communications associate at McKinney & Associates, where she led campaigns on transformative justice, gender justice and health equity. Previously, she served as director of legislative communications for the American Civil Liberties Union where she managed communications initiatives to reauthorize the Voting Rights Act.

A native Detroiter, Llenda served as communications director for Michigan’s largest trial court and marketing director for the Detroit Branch NAACP before moving to Washington, D.C.

Llenda Jackson-Leslie

Senior Communications Specialist

Llenda Jackson-Leslie is a senior communications specialist at the National...

Danielle Hosein Johnson

Danielle Hosein Johnson

Position: Director of Institutional Relations
Categories: Staff

Danielle Hosein Johnson is the director of institutional relations at the National Partnership for Women & Families, overseeing the organization’s corporate and foundation fundraising.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Danielle was grants manager for the National Health Law Program (NHeLP). In this role, she amplified the organization’s work as a grant writer, efficiently managed the full pre and post-award grant portfolio, played a pivotal role in shaping the foundation fundraising strategy, and skillfully built a system for administering subgrant awards to state-based advocacy partners.

With more than a decade of experience in advancing nonprofit missions, Danielle has focused on addressing issues impacting communities of color, women and children. She is passionate about fostering cross-sector collaboration, encouraging diverse stakeholders to align efforts and confront root causes of issues by transforming systems, policies and power dynamics to improve how people live, work, learn and play. Before NHeLP, she held various program and development positions in local, state and national nonprofit organizations, working on issues ranging from youth tobacco prevention, smoke-free housing, reducing cancer disparities in Black women, strengthening systems for chronic disease care delivery and improving clinical care provided through school-based health centers.

Danielle earned her BS in Health Service Administration from Lehman College and a Master of Public Health from the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy. A Bronx, New York native, Danielle now resides in Maryland with her husband, young son and her fur baby, Mars.

Danielle Hosein Johnson

Director of Institutional Relations

Danielle Hosein Johnson is the director of institutional relations at...

Molly Kozlowski

Molly Kozlowski

Position: Policy Associate
Categories: Staff

Molly Kozlowski is a Policy Associate at the National Partnership for Women & Families where she provides research and administrative support to the Economic Justice team.

Molly Kozlowski

Policy Associate

Molly Kozlowski is a Policy Associate at the National Partnership...

Jessi Leigh Swenson

Jessi Leigh Swenson

Position: Director, Congressional Relations, Health Justice
Categories: CR, Staff

Jessi Leigh Swenson is Director, Congressional Relations, Health Justice, at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she manages the National Partnership’s federal government relations and cross-movement strategic partnerships on reproductive health, rights and justice issues. She joined the National Partnership in 2015 as the senior policy counsel for reproductive health and rights. Jessi Leigh has nearly a decade of experience in building effective coalitions to move federal policies forward for women and families. Prior to her work at the National Partnership, she was the Federal Policy Director at the National Abortion Federation, Director of Policy and Advocacy at Rights4Girls, and was an If/When/How and Georgetown Women’s Law and Public Policy Fellow. Jessi Leigh hails from Maine and attended Hampshire College and UC Hastings College of the Law. She loves climbing, boxing, reading and spending time with her partner and their beautiful strong daughter.

Jessi Leigh Swenson

Director, Congressional Relations, Health Justice

Jessi Leigh Swenson is Director, Congressional Relations, Health Justice, at...

Judith L. Licthman

Judith L. Lichtman

Position: Senior Advisor
Categories: Staff

Judith L. Lichtman has been a guiding and influential force in the women’s movement for more than 40 years. She stepped down as president of the National Partnership for Women & Families in 2004, and is presently senior advisor at the National Partnership. Her commitment, vision, and talent as an attorney and advocate have made a profound difference for women and families across the United States.

Lichtman often says: “I went to law school because being a lawyer gave me a license for activism.” After receiving her law degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1965, Lichtman worked for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Jackson State College, the Urban Coalition, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, and as legal advisor to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. In 1974, Lichtman became the executive director and first paid staff person for the Women’s Legal Defense Fund (WLDF), which became the National Partnership for Women & Families in February 1998.

Under Lichtman’s leadership, the National Partnership has been at the forefront of every major piece of civil rights legislation related to women and families for more than 40 years. Founded as a small volunteer group, the National Partnership has grown into a national organization with thousands of members and has become one of the country’s most influential strategic forces, shaping national policy through its advocacy, lobbying, litigation, and public education. Lichtman’s vision and the National Partnership’s strength and direct leadership have resulted in the passage of some of the most important legal protections for American women and families, including the Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993. In 1996, the National Partnership helped shape key provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) that make it easier for women and their families to get and keep health coverage. More recently, Lichtman has led efforts to promote patient protections and to bring paid family and medical leave to California.

Lichtman has been recognized by civic and legal organizations, business and labor leaders, and others for her strategic abilities, political savvy, effectiveness in creating powerful and diverse coalitions, and her tireless commitment to building a truly just society. President Clinton called Lichtman “a remarkable national treasure,” and Washingtonian magazine has identified her as one of Washington, DC’s most powerful women and Washingtonian of the Year in 1986. The Sara Lee Corporation awarded her the 1989 Frontrunner Award in the area of Humanities. That same year, the Women’s Bar Association named her Woman Lawyer of the Year. In 2000, Lichtman received the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights Hubert H. Humphrey Award for her contributions to the advancement of human and civil rights.

Says Lichtman, “For over 40 years, I’ve tried to make this world a better place for women and families. We’ve come a long way, but our work is far from done. My daughters, and all our children, deserve a future where every school and workplace is truly free of discrimination, and where all families have the support they need to succeed at home and on the job. I know from experience — if we can imagine it, we can make it happen.”

Lichtman lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband Elliott. They have two married daughters and four grandchildren.

Judith L. Lichtman

Senior Advisor

Judith L. Lichtman has been a guiding and influential force...

Hang Liu

Position: Senior Writer to the President
Categories: Staff

Hang Liu has composed speeches and shaped messaging strategies for two cabinet secretaries, the leaders of global businesses and major nonprofits, and a presidential campaign. Today, at the National Partnership, he draws upon this experience to help craft executive communications on behalf of President Jocelyn Frye.

Before his current role, Hang served as director of speechwriting at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), where he supported Secretary Marcia Fudge in championing all housing-related initiatives of the Biden-Harris administration. Prior to that position, he worked as a director with the speechwriting firm West Wing Writers—and as director of speechwriting at the Center for American Progress, one of the country’s leading progressive think tanks. Hang also served previously at HUD as a speechwriter for then-Secretary Julián Castro. In 2016, he joined the communications team of the Hillary for America campaign, where he helped prepare Hillary Clinton for her national media interviews.

Hang is a graduate of Harvard College and Brooklyn Law School. The son of Chinese immigrants, he was born and raised in New York City.

Hang Liu

Senior Writer to the President

Hang Liu has composed speeches and shaped messaging strategies for...

Betsy Macdonnell

Position: Executive assistant to the President
Categories: Staff

Betsy Macdonnell is the executive assistant to the President at the National Partnership.

Betsy Macdonnell

Executive assistant to the President

Betsy Macdonnell is the executive assistant to the President at...

Erin Mackay

Erin Mackay

Position: Managing Director for Health Justice
Categories: Staff

Erin Mackay is the managing director for health justice at the National Partnership for Women & Families. Erin supports strategic and operational planning, and also leads a portfolio of Health Justice programs and projects. Erin is a respected consumer advocate with subject matter expertise in health information technology policy and consumer health data access. She represents the consumer voice in federal and private sector efforts, including participation in expert panels and working groups on health data and privacy, patient-centered care, and quality measurement. She is gifted writer, communicator and coalition-builder who brings humor and joy to her work. Erin has undergraduate degrees in English literature and women and gender studies from the University of Virginia, and a master’s degree in public health with a concentration in community health from George Mason University.

When not hard at work building a better health care system, Erin enjoys teaching yoga and baking chocolate chip cookies.

Erin Mackay

Managing Director for Health Justice

Erin Mackay is the managing director for health justice at...

Anwesha Majumder

Anwesha Majumder

Position: Economist
Categories: Staff

Anwesha Majumder is the first Economist at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she will play a central role in the National Partnership’s development of quantitative economic research to advance the organization’s research and policy agendas.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Anwesha pursued health equity and health care quality improvement at the Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission and the US News & World Report Best Hospitals team, as well as economic justice for women of color at TIME’S UP. She has also performed field epidemiology for vaccine-preventable diseases and monitored public health priorities at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization.

Anwesha holds a Master of Health Sciences in infectious disease epidemiology from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and a bachelor’s in psychology from Washington University in St. Louis. Outside of work, she can be found tending to her houseplants and house rabbits, volunteering, running slowly, and exploring interior design and fashion.

Anwesha Majumder

Economist

Anwesha Majumder is the first Economist at the National Partnership...

Jessica Mason

Jessica Mason

Position: Senior Policy Analyst
Categories: Staff

Jessica Mason is the senior policy analyst and engagement manager for workplace programs at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she oversees in-house research and data analysis, tracks developments in academic and other research and develops advocacy resources related to the workplace and economic security agenda. She also helps find ways to engage with current and new allies in this work.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Jessica was an instructor in Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a researcher on economic justice and anti-corruption issues for the Center for Media and Democracy. She has also conducted research on gender politics, nationalism, social movements and authoritarianism in contemporary Russia. She holds a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

A Midwesterner, Jessica enjoys regular trips back home to visit family and friends, sample cheese and marvel at affordable housing prices.

Jessica Mason

Senior Policy Analyst

Jessica Mason is the senior policy analyst and engagement manager...

Danielle Mathias

Position: Senior Digital Content Specialist
Categories: Staff

Danielle Mathias is the Senior Digital Content Specialist at the National Partnership.

Danielle Mathias

Senior Digital Content Specialist

Danielle Mathias is the Senior Digital Content Specialist at the...

Jesse Matton

Jesse Matton

Position: Director, Corporate Social Impact Policies
Categories: CR, Staff

Jesse Matton is the director of corporate social impact policies on the congressional relations and social impact team. Jesse builds alliances with corporations and other private sector stakeholders to identify common policy priorities and develop partnerships that further joint policy goals and systems change. Jesse also leads the National Partnership’s Business Working Group for Gender Equity and works collaboratively with the Economic Justice and Health Justice teams to make an impact in the private sector.

Jesse comes to the National Partnership with over 10 years of nonprofit experience, which covered partnerships, operations, and programming related to social investments, corporate citizenship and ESG strategy. Jesse was the Director of Economic Opportunity and Empowerment at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Corporate Citizenship Center where she led strategic programming and partnership opportunities to further the business communities’ impact on women’s economic empowerment, diversity and inclusion in the workplace, LGBTQ+ inclusion and equality, supplier diversity, and inclusive entrepreneurship.

Jesse hails from Northern Virginia and attended University of Tennessee where she studied International Business, Russian, and Economics. She lives in Richmond, VA with her husband, son, and dog.

Jesse Matton

Director, Corporate Social Impact Policies

Jesse Matton is the director of corporate social impact policies...

Mona Papillon

Mona Papillon

Position: Chief Operating Officer
Categories: Staff

Mona Papillon is the chief operating officer at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she is responsible for leading National Partnership infrastructure and operations functions to ensure effective management and oversight across the organization and to ensure that internal operations align with the Partnership’s priorities and mission.

Prior to her work at the National Partnership, Mona spent over 20 years at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and began her career as a legal associate specializing in employment law and labor management relations at a large law firm.

Mona is a first generation Haitian-American and grew up in Chicago and Florida before moving to Washington, DC to attend Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. She is a graduate of Columbia University Law School and is avid traveler and polyglot who enjoys exploring new cities and cultures.

Email Mona at mpapillon@nationalpartnership.org.

Mona Papillon

Chief Operating Officer

Mona Papillon is the chief operating officer at the National...

Aimee Peoples

Aimee D. Peoples

Position: Vice President for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Anti-Racism
Categories: Staff

Aimee D. Peoples is Vice President for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Anti-Racism (DEIA) at the National Partnership for Women & families. As the first person to hold this role, Aimee’s work is focused on taking intentional and significant steps to transform the National Partnership to live our values both internally and externally, operationalizing strategic initiatives, and confronting and disrupting bias in all of its forms.

An unapologetic DEIA agent of change and “good troublemaker”, Aimee brings over 15 years of knowledge and experience advocating for and creating positive change in workplaces. An experienced employment attorney and advisor, Aimee is also a trained mediator, workplace investigator, and labor negotiator. Aimee is a transformational leader with a proven history of using equity-driven design thinking to solve specific problems and using policies to cultivate a culture of accountability, equity, and inclusion.

Aimee is a proud graduate of Howard University (B.A.) and also earned her J.D. from Columbia Law School. In addition to her passions around DEIA, Aimee has been recognized for her commitment to community service and is an active volunteer in the DC area. She currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors for Critical Exposure.

Aimee D. Peoples

Vice President for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Anti-Racism

Aimee D. Peoples is Vice President for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion...

Karen Pesapane Zadrevec

Karen Pesapane Zadravec

Position: Associate Director, Digital Fundraising and Data Management
Categories: Staff

Karen Pesapane Zadravec is the associate director for digital fundraising and data management at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she manages the online fundraising program. Central to this work is a commitment to cultivating donor relationships and communicating the impact donors have through their support. A database enthusiast, Karen also oversees database operations to support all aspects of the fundraising cycle.

Karen has more than 15 years of progressive fundraising experience and enjoys learning something new every day. She feels fortunate to raise her children in the Washington, D.C. area and to work for a mission-driven organization that reflects her values. Karen’s commitment to fighting for equality and fairness comes from her younger sister Alicia, who has Downs syndrome and is the most beautiful person inside and out.

Karen Pesapane Zadravec

Associate Director, Digital Fundraising and Data Management

Karen Pesapane Zadravec is the associate director for digital fundraising...

Meera Rajput

Meera Rajput

Position: Huber Equity Fellow for Reproductive Health and Rights
Categories: Staff

Meera Rajput is the Huber Equity fellow for reproductive health and rights at the National Partnership for Women & Families.

Last year, she was a If/When/How Fellow at Physicians for Reproductive Health, where she did work on equitable contraception access, SMA, and other reproductive health, rights and justice issues. In law school, she interned with the Women’s Law Center, the Women’s Law Project in Pittsburgh, and UPMC Health’s Corporate Legal Department.

Meera received her J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh School in Law and a B.S. in Psychology also from Pitt.

Meera Rajput

Huber Equity Fellow for Reproductive Health and Rights

Meera Rajput is the Huber Equity fellow for reproductive health...

Vasu Reddy

Vasu Reddy

Position: Senior Policy Counsel
Categories: Staff

Vasu Reddy is the Senior Policy Counsel for Economic Justice at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she serves as a legal and policy expert on policies that improve the lives of workers and their families. She helps policymakers and advocates across the country craft and enact strong, inclusive policies on paid sick days, paid family and medical leave, and other policies that empower workers and family caregivers.

Prior to the National Partnership, Vasu’s work focused on domestic violence, reproductive rights, and ending the school-to-prison pipeline. She received her JD from Georgetown University Law Center and her bachelor’s degree in government from Harvard College.

Vasu is a native Texan, currently residing in Washington, D.C. She enjoys cooking, D&D, and spending time with her husband and young son.

Vasu Reddy

Senior Policy Counsel

Vasu Reddy is the Senior Policy Counsel for Economic Justice...

Emily Roe

Emily Roe

Position: Senior Communications Associate
Categories: Staff

Emily Roe is a Senior Communications Associate at the National Partnership for Women & Families. Emily provides communications and administrative support to the communications team, and works to amplify the voices of women who face the greatest barriers to equity and opportunity but are often excluded from the narrative.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Emily worked as a Digital Fundraising Strategist at a small firm where she spearheaded digital fundraising programs across a diverse client portfolio as well as at several state-based reproductive justice organizations on communications and community outreach.

Emily was born and raised in the DC suburbs and graduated from Boston University. In her free time, you can find her reading with her cat Ivy, baking challahs, or working on her homemade hot sauce, Female Rage.

Emily Roe

Senior Communications Associate

Emily Roe is a Senior Communications Associate at the National...

Carol Sakala

Carol Sakala

Position: Senior Director for Maternal Health
Categories: Staff

Carol Sakala leads maternal health and maternity care programming at the National Partnership for Women & Families. She is a long-time maternity care advocate, educator, researcher, author and policy analyst, with a continuous focus on meeting the needs and interests of childbearing women and their families. Sakala sits on advisory bodies and work groups focusing on payment reform, performance measurement and other ways to improve the quality of maternity care. She has been an investigator on all national Listening to Mothers surveys (2002-) and was principal investigator of the most recent Listening to Mothers in California survey. She helps create or commission foundational resources for the field on such topics as the cost of having a baby, maternity care and liability, evidence-based maternity care, effectiveness of labor support, hormonal physiology of childbearing and performance of the nation’s maternity care system. She led the National Partnership’s recent convening and collaboration of 17 national leaders resulting in the consensus report, Blueprint for Advancing High-Value Maternity Care Through Physiologic Childbearing. Through her guidance, the National Partnership maintains childbirthconnection.org, which features results of systematic reviews to support childbearing women in informed maternity care decision making and helps them navigate the maternity care system. She was a Pew Health Policy fellow at Boston University, where she received her doctorate in health policy through the University Professors Program, and has master’s degrees from the University of Utah and the University of Chicago.

Carol Sakala

Senior Director for Maternal Health

Carol Sakala leads maternal health and maternity care programming at...

Dior Seck

Position: Senior Accountant
Categories: Staff

Dior Seck is the Senior Accountant at the National Partnership for Woman & Families. Reporting directly from the Director of Finance, Dior Seck is responsible for performing accounting, financial processing, and data management functions. This includes systems administration and management of NetSuite functions, maintaining and reconciling the general ledger, accounts payable and receivable, month-end and year-end closings, preparation of audit schedules, assisting with forecasting and budgeting and other critical fiscal management responsibilities.

Dior Seck has over 20 years of experience in accounting and finance working with for-profit and nonprofit organizations.

She received her bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Quebec in Chicoutimi, Canada and her M.B.A. from the University of Maryland Global Campus.

Dior speaks French and loves to cook.

Dior Seck

Senior Accountant

Dior Seck is the Senior Accountant at the National Partnership...

Amaya Smith

Amaya Smith

Position: Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Categories: Staff

Amaya Smith is vice president for marketing and communications at the National Partnership for Women & Families. In that role she oversees strategic messaging as well as digital and earned communications around issues important to women and families. These issues include reproductive justice, women’s health care and workplace fairness. Smith works to ensure that stakeholders and the public understand that women’s health and reproductive freedom is inextricably entwined with economic justice. Before joining National Partnership she served as Communications Director and Strategic Advisor to the President, at the AFL-CIO. Prior to joining the AFL-CIO Smith served as a Press Secretary for the American Association for Justice (AAJ). She also served as the South Carolina Press Secretary for the Obama for America campaign during the 2008 Democratic primary.

Smith developed experience working with diverse media outlets and constituencies as a Regional Press Secretary for the Democratic National Committee, where she handled press for the women’s, African American, labor, faith, college and youth communities. She got her start in legislative advocacy working for former Congressman Albert R. Wynn, her local representative. She served as a Communications Director for Congressman Wynn for four years and built relationships with Capitol Hill and Washington reporters. Smith is a graduate of American University and is originally from Silver Spring, Md. Her passion for social justice and women’s health comes from a mom who is a retired registered nurse and an eternal activist.

Amaya Smith

Vice President for Marketing and Communications

Amaya Smith is vice president for marketing and communications at...

Girado Smith

Girado Smith

Position: Senior Development Operations and Outreach Specialist
Categories: Staff

Girado Smith II is the Senior Development Operations and Outreach Specialist at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where he manages day-to-day development operations and provides direction and oversight on all functional and operational elements that support fundraising excellence.

Prior to his work at the National Partnership, Girado was the Onboarding and Workflow Manager in the Member Services Department at First Book. He spent over eight years working at First Book after graduating from the University of Maryland, College Park with a bachelor’s degree in Japanese.

Girado is a native to the Washington DC Metropolitan area. He has a desire to help improve the lives of others whenever he can and is a fitness fanatic. He runs his own business as a certified personal trainer and nutritional coach helping to improve the quality of life of his clients. When not in the office or training clients, you can find him engaging in fun activities, such as weightlifting, basketball, walking, gaming, and spending time with his loved ones.

Girado Smith

Senior Development Operations and Outreach Specialist

Girado Smith II is the Senior Development Operations and Outreach...

Anagha Sreevals

Position: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism (DEIA) Associate
Categories: Staff

Anagha Sreevals is a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism (DEIA) associate at the National Partnership for Women & Families. She works with Aimee Peoples to drive DEIA initiatives through actionable insights and goals. Both in and out of the workplace, Anagha plans to intentionally cultivate a more inclusive environment and address barriers to equity.

Prior to joining the National Partnership, Anagha worked at a healthcare company where she spearheaded several initiatives on the Diversity & Inclusion committee. During this time, she realized the need for purposeful and mindful approaches to DEIA work. In addition to DEIA, her passions include locally led community development, immigrant justice, and improved access and support for disabled persons.

Anagha moved to Northern Virginia for her undergraduate degree at George Mason University where she studied international development and cultural studies. She loves language learning, baking, and reading historical fiction!

Anagha Sreevals

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism (DEIA) Associate

Anagha Sreevals is a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism (DEIA)...

Constance Torian

Constance Torian

Position: Chief of Staff
Categories: Staff

Constance Torian is the chief of staff at the National Partnership for Women & Families where she manages internal and external strategy for the President and organization. She has spent her professional career as an operator, using and growing multiple skill sets to reach success and drive institutional priorities. Prior to her time at the Partnership, she was the associate director of outreach and special events at the Center for American Progress where she led strategic outreach and directed many high-impact, high-visibility projects specifically focused on criminal justice, racial justice, women’s rights, and c4 outreach. Prior to joining American Progress, she was the deputy scheduler for Sen. Mark Warner’s re-election campaign where she assisted with his campaign schedule, built and advanced multiple campaign events, and led areas of political outreach. She also spent three years working in marketing and promotions for the University of Virginia Athletics program, while also earning her B.A. in government.

In her personal time, she enjoys curating playlists, trying new restaurants, and watching her cat have the zoomies.

Constance Torian

Chief of Staff

Constance Torian is the chief of staff at the National...

LaKisha Wiley

LaKisha Wiley

Position: Senior Operations Associate
Categories: Staff

LaKisha Wiley is the accounts payable specialist at the National Partnership for Women & Families.

LaKisha Wiley

Senior Operations Associate

LaKisha Wiley is the accounts payable specialist at the National...

Portrait photo of Brittany Williams. She has long black hair that's slightly curled, is wearing black rimmed glasses, and a black dress.

Brittany Williams

Position: Policy Counsel, Economic Justice
Categories: Staff

Brittany Williams joins the National Partnership as Policy Counsel on the Economic Justice team. Brittany has a background reproductive justice, religious equality, and victim-centered advocacy for survivors. As Policy Counsel, Brittany’s portfolio includes advocating for equal pay and nondiscrimination in the workplace.

Brittany Williams

Policy Counsel, Economic Justice

Brittany Williams joins the National Partnership as Policy Counsel on...

Gail Zuagar

Gail Zuagar

Position: Senior Communications Specialist
Categories: Staff

Gail Zuagar is a senior communications specialist at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she works to amplify the organization’s economic justice work to a range of audiences. Prior to joining the National Partnership, Gail developed a passion for combining communications with advocacy and outreach in previous roles at The Education Trust and the National Women’s Law Center.

Gail earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism from Temple University and her master’s degree in public relations and corporate communications from Georgetown University. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and their children.

Gail Zuagar

Senior Communications Specialist

Gail Zuagar is a senior communications specialist at the National...

Board of Directors

We are incredibly grateful for the time, talent and resources contributed by our exceptional and esteemed board of directors*

Sharis Pozen, Chair
Clifford Chance
Washington, D.C.

Chris Sale, Treasurer
Washington, D.C.

Shreya Jani, Vice Chair
BeiGene
New York, N.Y.

Jocelyn Frye, President
National Partnership for Women & Families
Washington, D.C.

Nicole Berner
SEIU
Washington, D.C.

Sheila Cheston
Northrop Grumman
Falls Church, VA

Jeannie Kedas
First Look Media
New York, NY

Judith L. Lichtman
National Partnership for Women & Families
Washington, D.C.

Nina Matis
New York, NY

Shilpa Phadke
Washington, D.C.

Lisa Osborne Ross
Edelman
Washington, D.C.

Philippa Scarlett
RELX
Palo Alto, CA

Joe Solmonese
Montefiore Medical Center
New York, NY

Marcy Wilder
Hogan Lovells LLP
Washington, D.C.

* Affiliation listed for identification purposes only.