The Women’s Money Matters Advisory Group is made up of community leaders and professionals who volunteer their expertise, perspectives, and networks to help WMM reach more women and girls.
Members offer guidance on specific projects and priorities. The Advisory Group is separate from our Board of Directors and has no governing or legal responsibilities.
Members typically contribute in one or more of these areas, based on their interests and skills: strategic planning and growth, marketing and social media, events and community engagement, policy and advocacy, and fundraising.
How to Join
New members join by invitation. If you’re interested, please contact us at [email protected].
Term
Members serve a three-year term and may serve up to two consecutive terms.
Jane Boymel – Executive Director Analytics & Behavior Change at CVS Health
Suzanne Brodeur – WMM Program Lead
Kara Brooks-Halas– Senior Vice President at Compliance Business Control Group Manager at Citi Bank
Diane Cullen – Senior Consultant at Casey Quirk Deloitte Consulting
David Donovan – Executive Vice President at Financial Services at America’s for Publicis Sapient
Valerie Galvao – Portuguese & Spanish Parent Liaison at the James F. Sullivan Middle School & WMM Graduate
Karen Gemmett – Investment Professional
Cindy Goodland – Senior Business Manager at MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Ellen Gorowitz – Former Investment Analyst, Small Business Owner, and WMM Coach
Craig Hawkins – Vice President & Private Credit Underwriter at First Eagle Investment Management
Sarah Holmes Berk – Research Project Director NBER at Harvard University
Chaya Keshavamurthy – Investment Middle Office Services-Project Management at JP MorganChase
Rebecca MacGregor – Trusts & Estate Attorney at Bowditch & Dewey, LLP
Jayne Mattson – Career Coach and Education Consultant
Jana McCarthy – Vice President Treasury Management at Wells Fargo
Bob Miller – Financial Consultant
Laura Parrow – Sr. Business Banking Product Manager at Candescent
Enrique Perez – Managing Principal & Chief Investment Officer at Mission Park Capital
Liliana Petrova – CEO/Founder at The Petrova Experience
Julie Pulda – Principal at Artemis Fund
Jessica Scola – Financial Advisor at Sound View Financial Advisors
Shawn Shin – MBA Candidate at the Wharton School
Seema Singh – Branch Manager for the Burlington Branch at Santander
Britta Truskey – Director at PwC
Dorene Walsh – Managing Director at Cambridge Associates
Guadalupe Velasquez – Associate Consultant, Professional Services at Charles River Development, A State Street Company
Attend at least half of the Advisory Group’s meetings each year. The group meets about four times a year.
Share advice and feedback in your area of expertise, both during meetings and occasionally between them when we reach out for your input.
Make a personal gift to WMM each year. Gifts of any amount are welcome; what matters is that every member participates.
Support WMM’s fundraising by introducing us to potential donors or raising funds within your network.
Help connect WMM with partners, resources, and community opportunities.
Attend WMM events when you’re able and, when appropriate, invite WMM staff to events in your own networks.
An orientation to WMM’s mission, programs, and people when you join.
Regular updates on our programs, plans, and needs, so your advice is grounded in our current work.
A clear view of your impact. We’ll share how members’ input shapes what we do.
A meaningful way to put your professional skills to work for women’s financial wellbeing.
Connection with a community of professionals and leaders who share your commitment.
Invitations to WMM events and opportunities to hear about our work before it’s shared publicly.
Leadership experience in a mission-driven organization.
Recognition as an Advisory Group member.
Flexibility to contribute in the ways that best match your skills and availability.
How to Join
New members join by invitation. If you’re interested, please contact us at [email protected].
Term
Members serve a three-year term and may serve up to two consecutive terms.
