With over 15 years of leadership experience in the nonprofit sector, Stephanie is dedicated to cultivating impactful relationships that drive social change. A seasoned fundraising professional, she boasts a proven track record of exceeding revenue goals, excelling in corporate solicitation, nonprofit management, grant writing, and board leadership. Stephanie has effectively led high-performing teams at several prominent Philadelphia-based nonprofits, including Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region, Teach for America Greater Philadelphia, and Back on My Feet. Most recently, Stephanie worked at Vermont Public (NPR/PBS), where she managed business sponsorship accounts, overseeing both broadcast and digital media revenue.
As former Board President of The Caring Center in West Philadelphia, she provided strategic guidance to the Executive Director on organizational vision and financial sustainability, while successfully leading board members and committees to drive impactful outcomes. Known for her innovative thinking, Stephanie thrives on securing financial contributions and fostering lasting relationships with donors. She is excited to be serving as a storyteller on behalf of the Committee of Seventy's remarkable legacy.
A proud AmeriCorps alumna, Stephanie is deeply committed to fostering civic engagement through service. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from the University of Vermont and holds a certificate in Nonprofit Management from Drexel University. She is also a member of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter's Association of Fundraising Professionals.
In her free time, Stephanie enjoys teaching yoga, discovering new music, enjoying snowy days, and cherishing moments with her family and friends.
