I have a boutique impact advisory practice, connecting ultra-high-net-worth individuals, family offices, advisors, investors, foundations, and companies to the partnerships, resources, and platforms they need to implement their philanthropy, advocacy, and impact investing, all while driving towards their intended social and environmental impact.I serve as advisor and connector for a select portfolio of companies and funds. I am passionate about many areas of impact, including: the arts and support for individual artists and writers, climate and conservation of our earth, civic engagement and protection of democracy, education, gender and racial equity, mental health, social-emotional learning and leadership development (especially for adolescents), sustainable agriculture and food systems, and public interest technology.

Arabella Advisors is a social enterprise that helps powerful changemakers with ambitious philanthropic goals move from idea to impact. A Certified B Corporation, Arabella has helped hundreds of ultra high net worth individuals and families, foundations, and companies representing more than $100 billion in assets to implement their philanthropic impact, using grantmaking, impact investing, advocacy, and philanthropic partnerships.Along with a handful of nonprofit partners—including New Venture Fund, Hopewell Fund, Windward Fund, and 1630 Fund— Arabella helps to launch, manage, and fiscally sponsor hundreds of collaborative philanthropic efforts across the United States and around the world.

The Resilient Election Network designs and implements evidence-based, collaborative strategies to address the acute challenges impacting American democracy, while simultaneously building the infrastructure required to close the gap between America’s democratic ideals and our actual practice of democracy over the medium and long term.

Civic (Re)Solve is a ten-year program of the Wend Collective designed to foster enduring civic capacity across the United States in service of a thriving and representative democracy.

The Public Interest Technology Fund is a funder collaborative focused on building the field of public interest technology and galvanizing a ground force of diverse technologists dedicated to the protection of human rights, society, and the planet. Lead funders and current advisory board members include Ford Foundation, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, Pivotal Ventures, Schmidt Futures, and Siegel Family Endowment.

Rare Impact Fund is the philanthropic initiative of Selena Gomez's company, Rare Beauty, focused on addressing the epidemic of loneliness and giving people access to the resources they need to support their mental health. One percent of all Rare Beauty sales are dedicated to the Rare Impact Fund, which is partnering with other individual, foundation, and corporate funders to increase access to mental health services, social and emotional learning, and crisis prevention and response for young people in educational settings, with a focus on underserved communities.

Peripheries is a literary and arts journal, published annually by Harvard Divinity School, exploring the peripheries between discourses, languages, forms, and genres. Peripheries proudly publishes emerging writers and artists, including those underrepresented in traditional literary circles, alongside established luminaries.

Certified by 21/64 as a consultant addressing the issues and opportunities of multigenerational family philanthropy. Services include tailored consulting and coaching to individual and family philanthropists, as well as strategic planning, theory of change, and strategic implementation thought partnership for foundations and corporations. Selected to co-lead and curate an ongoing series of educational teleconferences aimed at an alumni network of 50 philanthropic professionals and 21/64 trainers.Worked directly with families and family foundations to engage the next generation of philanthropists, galvanize the entire family system, and leverage positive change in the world. My goal is to help funders approach their philanthropy with an eye towards the opportunities, as opposed to the limitations, that it might uncover. I encourage integrity, equity, self-examination, curiosity, and a sense of wonder and courage in doing this important work.

Myno builds large-scale carbon removal facilities that remove and sequester carbon to mitigate the climate crisis, provide economic growth, generate green jobs, and deliver excess investor returns—all while making carbon history by scaling carbon-negative biochar, renewable energy and Verra-certified carbon credits.

Good Food Ventures (GFV) is a private, impact investing club focused on transforming our food and agriculture systems by identifying fully-vetted, early-stage investment opportunities in sustainable agriculture, healthy food, sustainable seafood, food waste, and food access and equity. GFV provides its members a quick onramp to investing in good food; guidance from industry experts, in-house advisors, and peer investors; and an opportunity to create change in the US food system.

Edible Schoolyard NYC’s mission is to support edible education for every child in New York City. We partner with New York City public schools to cultivate healthy students and communities through hands-on cooking and gardening education, transforming children’s relationship with food.

The Tauck Family Foundation invests in the development of social and emotional skills that lead to better prospects for children from low-income families in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Our vision is that Bridgeport children will cultivate the skills they need to take control of their futures, succeed in their education, break the cycle of poverty, and reach their full potential.

Kucetekela Foundation (KF) is a non-profit organization which provides scholarships to Zambian boys and girls who are academically promising but financially disadvantaged to attend excellent secondary schools. This scholarship, combined with a system of mentoring, will endow the children with outstanding education and guidance which will empower them to contribute and compete successfully in life.

Steamboat Foundation invests in individuals who show the promise to become leaders and pioneers across a range of professional fields. Steamboat fulfills its mission through two core programs:The Summer Scholar Program gives a group of talented undergraduates the opportunity to participate in a ten-week summer fellowship.The Special Grants Program provides pioneering individuals working on humanitarian projects around the globe with financial grants to fulfill their work.

Summer Search is a high-impact program that gives students from low-income backgrounds the opportunities and support they need to transform their lives, achieve their own potential, and create change as role models and everyday leaders.I was honored to work at Summer Search for ten years in the following leadership roles:National Director of Strategic Partnerships, 2006-2007Founder and Executive Director of Summer Search NYC, 2003-2006Executive Director of Summer Search North San Francisco Bay, 2000-2003Associate Director of Summer Search San Francisco, 1997-2000