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Maria Bobenrieth is executive director of Women Win. She oversees the global operations, programmes, partnerships, and strategic development of Women Win from the Amsterdam headquarters. Through her previous position as global director of community investments at Nike, Maria provided start-up funding and personal support to Women Win. She then served as the organization’s first chair of the Board of Directors, and ultimately assumed the executive director role in 2010. Maria has a strong professional and personal background in international business, justice movements, and community development. Born in Chile and raised and educated in the U.S., Maria has lived in The Netherlands since 2001. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-alexandra-garita daily 0.75 2021-04-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/1618761862600-JZ3A212KLL4H20K6UPQV/Alexandra+Garita.jpeg Member Bio: Alexandra Garita - Alexandra Garita Alexandra Garita serves as executive director of Prospera International Network of Women’s Funds, which is committed to resourcing women, girls, and trans people’s organizations, activists, movements, and their communities around the world. Alex is a feminist activist committed to advancing women’s and LBT persons’ human’s rights. She has protested, written, and advocated for bodily autonomy, sexual and reproductive health and rights, climate justice and gender equality throughout her life. At Prospera, she is focused on influencing funding flows to become more democratic and just. Prior to joining Prospera, Alex served in senior leadership in various Mexican feminist organizations. She was also the founder and first executive coordinator of Realizing Sexual and Reproductive Justice (RESURJ) for five years. Prior, Alex worked as senior program officer, International Policy, with the International Women’s Health Coalition and led the international advocacy program at IPPF/Western Hemisphere Region. Alex also formed part of Decidir (Choice: Youth Coalition for Sexual Citizenship) where she advocated for young people’s rights to safe and legal abortion in Mexico City prior to the liberalization of the law. Alex has also worked at the Mexican Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and with the Mexican Council on Foreign Relations. She is a member of the Editorial Board of Reproductive Health Matters and holds a B.A. in international relations from Boston University and an M.A. in the theory and practice of human rights from Essex University. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-gloria-schoch daily 0.75 2021-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/1618762151177-14Z30R4K9FV7HD9SQ9ZS/Gloria.jpeg Member Bio: Gloria Schoch - Gloria Schoch Gloria Schoch is executive director of The VF Foundation and director of global impact at VF Corporation, a global leader in apparel and footwear. Some of VF’s iconic brands include The North Face, VANS, Timberland, Smartwool, and Dickies. Gloria oversees The VF Foundation’s strategic vision to advance the company’s philanthropic commitment to environmental justice, conservation, and education and workforce development, with an inclusion, equity, and diversity lens for the betterment of people and planet. Active in the community, Gloria is board chair of the Latino Community Foundation of Colorado. She also serves on VF’s Council to Advance Racial Equity (CARE), is a board member of the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation and the Downtown Denver Partnership, and sits on the advisory board of the University of Colorado School of Public Affairs. Gloria is a 2019 McKinsey Academy CiviCO Fellow. She was honored with the Latinas First Foundation’s Trailblazer Award (2019), Denver Business Journal’s Outstanding Woman in Business Award (2018), and recognized by the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce as one of the Top 25 Most Powerful Women in Colorado and Denver Metro Chamber Champion (2018). She also received the Advocate of the Year Award from MillerCoors Women’s Employee Resource Group (2017) and was recognized as a Young Hispanic Corporate Achiever in 2012 by the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility. She also is an American Marshall Memorial Fellow of the German Marshall Fund of the United States (2012). In 2009, Gloria received the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professional of the Year Award and was named one of “Forty Under Forty” by the Denver Business Journal. She is also a graduate of Leadership Denver (2009). Gloria holds a B.S. in anthropology and business from the University of Colorado at Boulder and an M.S. in public administration management from the University of Colorado at Denver. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-meghan daily 0.75 2023-05-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/bc0098de-b8d2-4410-86c4-a4e2f64b6101/Picture1.jpg Member Bio: Meg Simio - Meg Simio Meg Simio is the Director of the PVH Foundation at PVH Corp. In this role, Meg is responsible for managing both the long-term and day-to-day operations of the Foundation, including global philanthropic programming and strategic communications across PVH and its brands, which include Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein. Previously, Meg was a Senior Director at Changing Our World, a social impact consulting firm. Meg worked with clients including Altria, ConocoPhillips, Make Up For Ever, Philips, and TD Ameritrade in developing or enhancing their corporate philanthropic programs and foundations to align social impact goals with business goals. Prior to joining Changing Our World, Meg worked at Major League Baseball in their Special Events department, where she helped plan, organize, and promote the annual MLB All-Star Fan Fest event, as well as their Recruitment department, where she was responsible for staffing for the Australian Baseball League. Meg studied at Fordham University in the Bronx, New York. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing with a minor in Communications. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-kalyani daily 0.75 2021-12-09 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/1619453631173-K7AMZXUKOW0KEU2AYYLY/Kalyani%2BSubramanyam%2Bphoto.jpg Member Bio: Kalyani Subramanyam - Kalyani Subramanyam Kalyani Subramanyam is the CEO at the Maitrayana Charity Foundation. With a Master’s Degree in Social Work and a Post Graduate Diploma in Personnel Management. She has 25 years of experience of working on issues of HIV and Sexuality. Prior to her work in Maitrayana, Kalyani has worked 18 years at The Naz Foundation (India) Trust. As a strong advocate for women’s rights, she has been responsible for the development of the ‘Young People’s Initiative’: A Women’s Empowerment initiative, that uses sport, life skills education and leadership development to empower adolescent girls and young women to access their rights and achieve their potential. The YPI has reached out to more than 1,30,000 girls across the country. In 2017, Kalyani was honored with the Goal Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017 for her commitment as a pioneer to providing safe spaces for girls to play and participate in life skills education. In her role at Maitrayana, Kalyani focusses on Women’s Empowerment by leveraging the power of sport to create ecosystems that advance gender equality. Having worked with several grassroot organizations, she has built tremendous experience of program design, implementation, strategy development for scale and ensuring high-quality interventions. Kalyani is a champion of Child Protection & Safeguarding and serves as a member of UNICEF’s International Safeguarding Children in Sport Advisory Board. Her experience and understanding of women’s empowerment have enabled her to serve as the NGO representative on Standard Chartered Bank and its subsidiaries Internal Committee (IC) for the POSH policy. She is a Vital Voices Lead Fellow and an alumnus of the Dasra Leadership Program. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-ursula daily 0.75 2024-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/2e164a29-bff7-4e18-80bd-32d5cea56b40/Ursula+photo.png Member Bio: Ursula Miniszewski - Ursula Miniszewski Ursula is an internationally recognized expert in gender equity and environmental philanthropy, with more than 15 years of experience working at the intersection of community development, climate activism, and human rights. As the Director of Gender and Environment at Global Greengrants Fund, she launched the Gender and Environment program and has helped direct more than $25 million in small grants to grassroots, gender-just climate action throughout the Global South. She is also a co-founder of the Funder Learning and Action Co-laboratory for Gender, Environmental, and Climate Justice. A contributing author of the groundbreaking report "Climate Justice and Women's Rights," and a frequent speaker at international conferences, Ursula works closely with the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action on campaigns to integrate gender justice into government climate finance flows and is a member of the Feminist Action for Climate Justice Action Coalition. She has served on the Environmental Grantmakers’ Association program committee, has taught as an adjunct professor of gender and intersectionality, and sits on the Community Council for the Creative Ideas Fund, promoting disability rights in Colorado, where Ursula currently resides. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-alexb daily 0.75 2026-01-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/a9a8ad56-eeb2-4456-ae2d-09764c353852/alex+berryhill.png Member Bio: Alex Berryhill - Alex Berryhill Alex is Manager of Women’s Empowerment and Human Rights at Gap Inc., where she works to advance human rights, labor rights, and gender equity across Gap Inc.’s upstream supply chain. Alex also serves as Board Secretary for Nirapon, an industry-led nonprofit advancing workplace safety in Bangladesh’s garment sector. Prior to joining Gap Inc., Alex led research and programs addressing gender-based violence with international organizations including CARE, USAID, and UN Women. Alex holds a B.A. in Political Economy from UC Berkeley and a Master of International Affairs from Columbia University. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-anisha-chugh daily 0.75 2022-08-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/b46e6df8-83ed-4a8f-ad9a-f1c46890daee/HNM_9983.JPG Member Bio: Anisha Chugh - Anisha Chugh Anisha has been with Women's Fund Asia for over 10 years and starting 1st July 2022, has assumed the position of Executive Director of the Organisation. She previously worked at different levels within WFA - Deputy Executive Director, Director of Programmes and Programme Officer. Prior to joining WFA, Anisha worked with a human rights funder in India called the Dalit Foundation. Anisha has been part of several grant-making advisories. She currently serves on the Advisory Committee of the Fenomenal Funds (The Women's Funds Collaborative Initiative and has recently joined the Steering Committee of Human Rights Funders Network (HRFN). She has also served on the board of FRIDA - The young Feminist Fund as the Treasurer (2015-2020). Anisha has a Master’s in History from the University of Delhi (St. Stephen’s College) as well as a Master’s in Governance in Development from Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex. Anisha loves trying new foods as well as experimenting with new recipes! Apart from food, Anisha also loves devouring books, especially historical fiction. Spirit Animal: Indian Dog https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-david-w daily 0.75 2022-02-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/1619204884301-2B1VI36AWI6A5EJWE99A/IMG_0925.jpg Member Bio: David W - David Wofford David Wofford is the Senior Director, Private Sector Strategy & Engagement for the Universal Access Project. David brings more than 20 years’ experience on policies and programs to improve workplace health for women and men workers and promote systemic change at the global and workplace levels. Before joining UAP he implemented women’s health initiatives for a range of USAID-funded global and country projects, ranging from Haiti to Egypt, Kenya and Tanzania, to Bangladesh, Cambodia and the Philippines. David partnered on worker health projects and business case research with organizations like Business for Social Responsibility, Levi Strauss & Co., Bayer Pharmaceuticals, the Better Work program and the UN Foundation. Previously, he worked at the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank, and held senior positions in the U.S. Government, including the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and the White House. A graduate of Duke University, he has a master’s degree from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-marissa-wesely daily 0.75 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/1619445540254-UHP88B34O2E6BHTT9535/BMO_Marissa+Wesely28.jpg Member Bio: Marissa Wesely - Marissa Wesely Marissa Wesely is the co-founder of Win-Win Strategies (WWS), which was founded to connect the deep assets of women’s funds and local women’s organizations with the power of business to catalyze a transformative approach to women’s economic empowerment. She is an advisor to Women Win, the leading global women’s fund focused on empowering adolescent girls and young women through sport, into which WWS merged in 2019. Prior to the merger, Marissa served as chief executive officer of WWS. Marissa was a 2014 Fellow at Harvard’s Advanced Leadership Initiative and a Global Fellow at the Wilson Center, affiliated with the Center’s Global Women’s Leadership Initiative. She is on the board of directors of Root Capital and the Canadian Equality Fund, and was formerly on the board of the Global Fund for Women. Marissa is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and speaks and writes regularly on issues of women’s empowerment and rights. Prior to 2014, Marissa was a partner in the global law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP and was regularly recognized as a leading lawyer in banking and finance. A longstanding advocate for women and girls, Marissa has received many awards recognizing this work, including the American Bar Association’s Margaret Brent Award. Marissa received her J.D. from Harvard Law School and her B.A. from Williams College. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-kunthea daily 0.75 2023-05-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/87cd9596-6af9-46ca-940d-cd5f33f2cdbe/kunthea.jpg Member Bio: Kunthea Chan - Kunthea Chan Kunthea Chan brings many years of experience as a feminist popular educator and regional lead in methodology, design, and strategy. In her work, she uses an intersectional approach to support women's leadership and organizing strategies in trade unions and garment workers, LBT groups, indigenous and rural women, and young feminists. Her journey as an activist began in 2008. Inspired by this defining moment, along with one of her colleagues, Kunthea founded the Cambodia Young Women Empowerment Network (CYWEN), a group aimed at strengthening the capacity of young women to demand their rights. Previously, she worked as Programme Co-ordinator in The Committee to Promote Women in Politics (CPWP); and as a trainer in SILAKA to provide training on advocacy skills, gender, and non-violence action to the local NGOs in Cambodia and developing training manuals as needed. Since 2006, she has coordinated seven organizations in planning tasks and implementing activities that promote the participation of women in public decision-making positions. Kunthea is passionately committed to social justice work, especially supporting women and LBT communities, building and creating opportunities for young to exercise their women's voices and leadership. In 2018, Kunthea co-authored a book, "Diving Deep, Going Far" -- a non-fiction novel based on the remarkable lives of twenty-five young Cambodian women creating change for the future of their country. "-- A 'reality novel' based on the incredible lives of over twenty-five young Cambodian women, Diving deep, going far tells the stories of a generation that is ready to change the future of their country. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-fernanda-drumond daily 0.75 2022-09-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/256741a5-c208-429c-90d5-9662deb74da9/Headshot+Fernanda+Drumond.png Member Bio: Fernanda Drumond - Fernanda Drumond Fernanda joined H&M Foundation as Strategy Lead in 2021. She is co-creating an ecosystem of cross-sector stakeholders to create systems change for a fair and inclusive society for all. Fernanda is a humanitarian professional with an unconventional and innovative mindset. She believes in taking a holistic approach to shift power relations and make sure that everyone has agency to determine their own future. In her role, Fernanda creates strategic collaborations to equip women garment workers in Bangladesh and prepare them for a future where the textile industry is defined by automation and digitalization. The aim is to enable them to take up new job opportunities and safeguard their livelihoods. Before joining the H&M Foundation, Fernanda was Head of Operations at Gapminder, having also led the development of the revolutionary educational tool called dollarstreet.org. She has about 10 years of experience implementing development projects focused on youth empowerment and sustainability in Brazil, India, Nepal and Sweden. Fernanda holds a master’s degree in Development Studies from Lund University. Her thesis and posterior work were in the field of demography. She has a bachelor’s degree in International Relations. In addition to her professional work, Fernanda has also been a professional ballerina for many years. She has also served on the board of ABC Active Contributions to People and the Environment. She loves public speaking and believes that understanding demography is the key creating solutions for a sustainable future! https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-tina-sciabica daily 0.75 2024-06-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/469a7aca-c6b5-4fc0-9929-75abd0ca97fd/Tina+Sciabica+headshot.jpg Member Bio: Tina Sciabica - Tina Sciabica Tina serves as the Global Gender Equity Lead on Amazon’s Social Responsibility team that works to ensure that the people, workers, and communities across Amazon’s entire value chain are treated with dignity and respect. Tina is developing a multi-year strategy to advance gender equity across Amazon’s supply chain and operations in partnership with ICRW Advisors and The Mara Partners and leads Amazon’s work as a founding member of the Climate Resolute Coalition, a group of companies committed to elevating women’s leadership in designing and launching climate solutions. Tina is a firm believer in the power of local, women-led organizations. Before joining Amazon, she spent over a decade as the Executive Director of READ Global (Rural Education and Development), an international nonprofit organization that partners with rural communities in Bhutan, India and Nepal to drive rural prosperity. READ works through community-owned and managed libraries that serve as a platform for a holistic suite of programs that help advance gender equality. During her time as executive director, READ Global transitioned to a decentralized model with READ country offices becoming independent entities. Prior to READ Global, Tina served as the Deputy Director of Social Venture Network (now American Sustainable Business Council). She started her career as a corporate litigator in Chicago and left the practice of law to start an attorney recruiting business. She was involved as an early chapter leader for Room to Read and focused this volunteer work on Room to Read’s girls scholarship program. She lives in Seattle and spends as much time as she can outside in nature….when it isn’t raining. https://www.resiliencefundforwomen.org/member-bio-dilly daily 0.75 2024-01-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/605e15a19c49b86ce766f824/ccd84682-dc85-4366-9ee2-fa4a173fb39d/Severin+Headshot.jpg Member Bio: Dilly Severin - Dilly Severin Dilly Severin is a dynamic leader and strategic communications and advocacy expert with more than 15 years of experience in the fields of international development, sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender equality. 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