ABOUT US

Texas Women’s Foundation Today

We are a leading driver of meaningful social and economic change for women, girls and families in Texas. We leverage research, advocacy, innovative programs and solutions, and grantmaking to further our mission. We work to achieve our vision of an equitable society where women and girls are full participants. We celebrate every milestone that has helped us reach this point:

  • We have awarded $78.9 million in grants over 38 years
  • This year we have invested $7.1 million in strategic initiatives, program and grants supporting women’s economic security and leadership.
  • We are one of the largest women’s funds in the world with assets over $36 million.
  • We have deployed 100% of our assets – endowments, operating investments and donor-advised funds – in a gendered impact portfolio that yields strong financial returns and measurable social benefits to women and girls.

As a community-supported foundation, under the collective guidance and expertise of Foundation Staff and a Board of Directors who represent the diverse interests of the communities we serve, we are sharply focused on achieving our Mission, Vision and Values.

OUR HISTORY

As an organization committed to advancing economic security and leadership opportunities for women and girls, we see progress in every measure of change – even changing our name.

In 2018, Dallas Women’s Foundation became Texas Women’s Foundation. This transformation honors our history and growth over 33 years as the trusted leader in advocating for and advancing social and economic change for women and girls in Texas. Becoming statewide better reflects our position as one of the largest women’s foundations in the world – in assets, impact, diversity and size – and our leadership in promoting equity and supporting solutions empowering women and families to make a better world.

Our Founders

We thank our founders – 19 remarkable women, a deeply inclusive group that represented a broad diversity of ethnicity, race, culture, political affiliation and financial capacity – who came together in 1985 to ensure that more resources were aimed at addressing the unique issues facing women and their families. Through their efforts, Dallas Women’s Foundation was established to unleash the power that strong women have in making a better world.  Today, we continue to honor and reflect our history of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Susan Shamburger Bagwell
Gerry Beer*
Vivian Anderson Castleberry*
The Honorable Harryette Ehrhardt
Catalina E. Garcia, M.D.

Frances Griffin-Brown
Helen LaKelly Hunt
The Honorable Kay Bailey Hutchison
Madeline Mandell
Joy S. Mankoff

Maura McNiel*
Patricia Meadows
Carmen Michael, Ph.D.*
Gwendolyn Oliver
CoYoTe PhoeNix

Louise B. Raggio*
Rebecca R. Sykes
Oeita Theunissen*
Virginia Bulkley Whitehill*

*deceased

MISSION, VISION, VALUES

The Heart Of Our Work

Texas Women’s Foundation (formerly Dallas Women’s Foundation) is a catalyst for positive change across the state, with a focused mission and vision to empower strong women to build a better world.

Mission

Texas Women’s Foundation is a community-supported organization that invests in the power of women and girls to drive positive change. Through research, advocacy, programs and grantmaking, we advance economic and leadership opportunities for women, girls and families to build stronger, more equitable communities for all.

Vision

We envision an equitable society where women and girls are full participants.

Values & Core Competencies

INTEGRITY

We are data-driven and committed to evidence-based decision making. We strive to be a trusted knowledge resource for communities, donors and grantees. We uphold the highest standards of transparency and accountability. We are leaders with a 33-year track record of helping women.

INTENTIONALITY

We have a clear vision of the future we are striving to achieve. 
We take responsible risks and are confident in our decisions. We rigorously vet our grantees, programs and investments.
 We act on the conviction that objective research and advocacy are our most important contributions. 
We proudly partner with our grantees in their success.

INCLUSIVITY

We value equality, treating everyone with respect and dignity. We embrace ethnic, religious and gender diversity. We are determined that our staff and board will authentically represent the communities we serve. We work together across boundaries, circumstances, backgrounds and cultures.

Our mission, vision, values, and core competencies of integrity, intentionality, and inclusivity supports all women and girls inclusive of sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.

FOUNDATION STAFF

Our experienced leadership team is a trusted, collaborative knowledge resource for donors, lawmakers and community non-profits. Together, with our sharp focus, deep commitment and courage to invest in both proven strategies and new, innovative ideas, we can unlock opportunities and amplify the impact of every dollar donated and invested in women, girls and families.

Office of CEO

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HATTIE HILL

Executive in Residence

hhill@txwf.org

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ELISE DANIEL

Director of Administration

edaniel@txwf.org

214-525-5303

Elise Daniel serves as the Director of Administration for Texas Women’s Foundation. In her current role, she is responsible for office administration and Board of Directors support. Prior to joining Texas Women’s Foundation, Elise supported the Mission and Advocacy ministry at First United Methodist Church, where she discovered her passion for nonprofit work and helping others. Before that, she spent her career managing vendor relationships with Fortune 500 customers, payroll implementation and ERP project management with organizations such as Oracle and ADP.

Elise has a passion and gift for giving back. She has been on many local and international mission trips and has served on the board at Booker T Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. She is an active volunteer at church and Austin Street Center.

A third generation Texan, she grew up in Plano and graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Psychology. She resides in Dallas with twins Holden and Isabella, who attend college, and a rescue Boston Terrier. Her oldest daughter is married and lives close by. Elise is a lover of the Arts, home improvement projects, traveling, finding new hiking spots, and spending time with family.

Communications

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KRISTYN SENTERS

Associate Vice President – Communications

ksenters@txwf.org

214-525-5323

Kristyn Senters joined Texas Women’s Foundation as Outreach Manager and is currently Associate Director – Communications. In this position, she oversees all communications, marketing, and public relations efforts for Texas Women’s Foundation, including but not limited to strategy, messaging, brand and identity, print and digital content, and event production. As Associate Vice President – Communications, she also ensures and guides the strategic development and implementation of successful events to support fundraising and awareness goals. This position also represents the Foundation externally with key program partners and/or community organizations and initiatives.

Previously, Kristyn had been with Junior Achievement of Dallas for 11 years, first as Marketing Manager where she managed all marketing and communications for the organization. She was then promoted to Senior Special Events Manager, a position she held for nine years. In this role, Kristyn managed all event development, solicitation, and logistics. In addition, she continued to manage all communications and marketing initiatives within the organization. Kristyn has strong experience and expertise in events management, marketing, public relations, program coordination and volunteer management. Prior to Junior Achievement, Kristyn interned with Howland Public Relations, Inc., and Bates Churchill Public Relations. She also interned in the Office of Publications at the University of Houston, where she earned a BA in Communications.

She has volunteered extensively, including volunteering on committees with Convention and Tourism Committee of the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce, and as a disaster relief volunteer for the American Red Cross. She is Legislative Voices Fellow for Leadership ISD – Dallas, a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and Jack and Jill of America, Inc. – Northeast Dallas Chapter, where she currently serves as Chapter President and previously as Program Director. She also served on the board of Camp John Marc, where she served on the Communications and Outreach Committee.

Development

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MICHELE BOILLOTAT, CFRE

Vice President – Development

mboillotat@txwf.org

214-525-5318

Michele Boillotat has thirty years of professional experience in fundraising with non-profit organizations and higher education institutions. She joined the Texas Women’s Foundation in September 2023 as the Vice President of Development after serving as the Assistant Vice President of Development at the University of Texas at Arlington for four and a half years.

Michele previously served as Executive Director of Women’s Philanthropy at the Indiana University Foundation, where she managed the Women’s Philanthropy program in partnership with the First Lady of IU and members of the Women’s Philanthropy Leadership Council.

Michele is an active volunteer in her local community and serves as the incoming chairperson of the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce Women’s Alliance. She is a graduate of Leadership Arlington and actively supports Women Inspiring Philanthropy and other organizations that have a personal connection to her. Along with her husband Mark, Michele volunteers with the Rhodesian Ridgeback Rescue of the United States, rescuing and fostering Ridgebacks, much to the chagrin of their rescued standard poodle, Belle. Michele is also the proud stepmom of Emma and soon-to-be son-in-law Javier Sanchez (Denver, CO), Jenna and son-in-law Josh Upson (Royal Oak, MI), and Jack (Chicago, IL).

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JOY BUSCH

Associate Vice President – Fundraising Events

jbusch@txwf.org

214-525-5312

Joy Busch joined the Texas Women’s Foundation in August 2022 as the Associate Vice President of Development leading the strategy and fundraising for our two signature events, the Annual Luncheon and the Leadership Forum & Awards Ceremony. Having been able to turn her passion for helping others into a profession, Joy offers over 18 years of experience working with or directly for non-profit organizations. She has worked on social events, educational events, and endurance events and has done everything from managing corporate sponsorships and individual giving to leading peer-to-peer fundraising efforts. Having led multi-million-dollar events for Susan G. Komen, JDRF, the American Heart Association and most recently Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Joy is proud to bring her expertise to the Texas Women’s Foundation.

Finance

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ROXANNA OBREGON

Controller

robregon@txwf.org

214-525-5306

Roxanna Obregon is the Controller for Texas Women’s Foundation. She is responsible for recording and reconciling all the data for the monthly financial statements. This is comprised of daily activities for accounts payable and numerous reconciliations, including a detailed analysis of monthly and quarterly activity. She also takes part in assisting with preparation of the annual IRS 990 and leading the annual audit.
Prior to joining the foundation four years ago, Roxanna spent 10 years working in public accounting, with an experience ranging from restaurants to construction companies and nonprofits.
She received her associates degree from Mountainview Community College and both her undergrad and MBA from the University of North Texas at Dallas. She is now studying to sit for the CPA exam.

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CARMELA CHURCH

Senior Accountant

cchurch@txwf.org

214-525-5302

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ANGEL VINCENT

Accountant

avincent@txwf.org

214-525-5301

Grants & Programs

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LISA DE LA GARZA

Senior Vice President – Grants & Programs

ldelagarza@txwf.org

214-525-5314

Lisa de la Garza is the Vice President – Grants and Programs for Texas Women’s Foundation. She is a member of the leadership team and is directly responsible for overseeing grants and programming of the Foundation. This includes managing the Foundation’s giving circles, strategic and initiative funds, community grant cycle and out of cycle granting. In her role, she marries the Foundation’s strategic direction, the results of research initiatives, and effectiveness of grantmaking to demonstrate the impact of the Foundation’s programs to its donor base and the entire community. Additionally, she serves as a steward for a variety of donors, including the advisors of donor-advised funds.

Before joining Texas Women’s Foundation, Lisa served as executive director and chief executive officer of Trauma Support Services of North Texas where she provided leadership and guidance in expanding services and programs across the Metroplex, including free, trauma-informed counseling to victims of crime and trainings to licensed clinicians and community partners throughout Texas. An accomplished and dedicated leader, Lisa brings more than 20 years of experience in nonprofit management, community development, fundraising and advocacy and is well-versed in program development and management

Lisa holds a BA in Psychology from the University of North Texas. She currently serves as the foundation’s representative for the Fort Worth Chamber, Women’s Policy Forum, Women of Color in Philanthropy, North Texas Early Education Alliance, and the Early Matters Dallas Advisory Board. She also serves on the University of North Texas’ Latinx Alumni Network Steering Committee.

Lisa lives in Las Colinas (Irving).

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MARY VALADEZ

Associate Vice President – Grants

mvaladez@txwf.org

214-525-5307

Mary Valadez joined the Texas Women’s Foundation in 2005 and is currently Associate Vice President for Grants. Mary implements the Foundation’s grantmaking strategies which are participatory, intersectional and equity focused. In addition to supporting all facets of the Foundation’s grantmaking efforts, Mary also leads the Foundation’s Young Women’s Initiative in Dallas and Houston. The Initiative’s purpose is to amplify the collective power and voices of young women of color to identify and address core issues and create solutions toward meaningful systemic change.

Mary brings her experience of working in the public sector’s fast-paced, community-centered, and responsive environment to the Foundation with an eye toward creating impact with a high degree of accountability. In addition, she values her own lived experience as a Latina and working at the intersection of gender and race is where she gravitates.

Mary has served on numerous community, advisory and nonprofit boards that support social services, education, community health care, and women’s leadership. She is originally from Central Texas and is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. Mary and her husband of 25 years are longtime residents of Southeast Dallas and they have one daughter.

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KIM HOANG

Senior Manager – Grants

khoang@txwf.org

214-525-5326

Kim Hoang is the Senior Manager- Grants for Texas Women’s Foundation. In this role she manages the breadth of the community grant cycle and serves as a resource to grantees and grant applicants on the Foundation’s guidelines and grants process for all grants, including giving circles, LOIs, donor advised fund grants and any off cycle granting opportunities.

Having worked in nonprofit for over ten years, she is passionate about giving back and serving the community through education and support. Prior to joining the Foundation, she has worked at New Hope Housing, overseeing initiatives to end homelessness. She also spent some time with The Alzheimer Association managing their largest fundraising event, and The Salvation Army in Donor Services, working with donors to ensure fundraising goals and reporting were met.

Born and raised in North Texas, she lived for several years in Houston and graduated from the University of Houston with a degree in History and Asian American Studies. In her free time, she co-founded a nonprofit, Operation of Humanity, that brings people together, giving them an opportunity to volunteer and help the community. When she isn’t working or volunteering, she is most likely traveling, camping, hiking, cooking, or reading. Staying still is not a form of enjoyment.

Kim lives in Dallas.

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CHANDRA MATTHEWS

Senior Manager – Programs

cmatthews@txwf.org

214-525-5322

Chandra Matthews is the Senior Manager-Programs for Texas Women’s Foundation. In this role, her primary responsibility will be managing The Foundation’s Giving Circles, their membership, and the breadth of their individual grant cycles while working closely with the Giving Circle Leadership. She will also work on evaluating the impact of all Texas Women’s Foundation’s programming, including the assessment of existing programs, the current structure and expansion of our giving circles, and coordination and implementation of new programming.

Prior to joining the Foundation, Chandra worked for Helping Hands for Single Moms Dallas as the Development Director where she had a direct impact on ending generational poverty by assisting single mom families while mom pursued a college education. Chandra specializes in leadership development and relationship building with a lens of helping others reach their full potential.

Chandra is a Dallas native and graduated from Texas Christian University with a Bachelor of Administration in Management. In her spare time, Chandra enjoys watching her son’s basketball games, reading or watching anything rom-com related, and socializing with family and friends. Chandra resides in Bedford with her husband, son, and mini poodle, Bentley.

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WILLIAM CAPPER

Manager – Grants & Programs

wcapper@txwf.org

214-525-5309

William Capper is the Administrative Assistant – Grants & Programs for the Texas Women’s Foundation. He serves as cross-departmental support for fundraising events and programs, as well as assisting in TXWF’s many grant cycles. William also oversees the Foundation’s signature leadership development program: the Women’s Leadership Institute.

Prior to joining the Foundation, William spent two years in 16 different countries throughout Europe, Africa and Asia working with local community initiatives to promote equity, justice, and sustainability. After returning to the states, William worked in administration for a company servicing the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

William holds two Bachelors: one in West Asian History, and the other in Linguistic Anthropology from the University of North Texas. In his free time, William enjoys volunteering his time and energy for justice movements and homeless protection, advocacy, and support. He is an avid reader and painter and loves long backpacking trips with friends.

William lives in south Dallas with his cat, Kenneth.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Carrie Freeman Parsons

Chair
Freeman Company
Chair of the Board

Hilda Galvan

Past Chair
Jones Day
Partner-in-Charge

Hattie Hill

Executive in Residence
Hattie Hill Enterprises
President & CEO

Executive Committee

Chrysta Castañeda

The Castañeda Firm
President/Founder

Samantha Dwinell

Experienced Chief People Officer

Jana Etheridge

Capital One
Senior Vice President, Chief of Staff

Hattie Hill

Hattie Hill Enterprises
President & CEO

Michelle Hudson

Michelle Hudson

Hudson Peters Commercial
Principal

Laura Maxwell

PepsiCo Foods North America
Senior Vice President Supply Chain

Melissa Orth

The Legacy Senior Communities
President and CEO

Gowri Sharma

Civic Leader for Women’s Issues, Education and the Arts

Zeenat Sidi

Experienced Financial Executive

Members

Bonner Allen

Community Volunteer

Elizabeth Asturi

Texas Health Dallas
Chief Nursing Officer

Constance Kleinert Babikian

The Pillow Bar
Owner

Phyllis Bernstein

Community Volunteer

Veree Hawkins Brown

ISC Group
Financial Advisor

Bonnie Clinton

Toyota North America, Inc.
Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer, Indirect Procurement Shared Services

Darcy L. Cowell

EY
Principal

Effie Dennison

Texas Capital Bank
Executive Vice President, Director of Community Development

Sakina Foster

Haynes and Boone, LLP
Partner

Debra Hunter Johnson, Esq.

Reciprocity Consulting Group
Founder & President

Lisette Mendez

AT&T
VP, Latin America Controller

Sarah K. Miller

Kozmetsky Family Foundation
Executive Director

Patricia Miller

Community Volunteer

Aracely Muñoz

Children’s Health
Director, Corporate Partnerships

Neena Newberry

Newberry Executive Solutions
Owner

Julie Ramirez

Bank of America Private Bank
Client Business Manager

Holly Reed

Ryan, LLC
Partner, Advocacy Practice Leader

Debbie Rollins

Grant Thornton LLP
Managing Director

Sarah Saldaña

U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Retired Director

Lissa Smith

FedEx Office
Community Relations Advisor

Charmaine Tang

Gattaca Partners
Owner

Shannon Teicher

Jackson Walker L.L.P
Partner

Shannon Thompson

Texas Instruments, Inc.
Vice President and Assistant General Counsel

Cris Zertuche Wong

Goldman Sachs Realty Management
Managing Director

Ex-Officio

Maria Mendez

Board Alumnae Steering Committee Chair
CIGNA Healthcare
Vice President Government & Education

Candice Hill

XIX Society Chair
JP Morgan Chase
SW Head for Treasury Management Sales

Past Board Presidents & Chairs

Becky Sykes – 1985-1987
Sharon S. King – 1988
Matilda Bright Louree – 1989
Arlene J. Dayton – 1990
Ann Ross  – 1991
Barbara Cottrell – 1992
Gloria O. Chapman – 1993
Laura V. Estrada – 1994
Janet M. Harrison – 1995
Tracy Hopkins – 1996

Brenda F. Brand – 1997
Gina Montague-Hill – 1998
Debbie Branson – 1999
Pat Rosenthal – 2000
Lori Feehan – 2001
Cynthia Reavis Alford – 2002
Retta Miller – 2003
Cecila Stubbs Norwood – 2004
Julie Bleicher – 2005
Cecilia G. Boone – 2006

Robbie Raphael – 2007
Helen Frank – 2008
Mary Beth Bardin – 2009
Trea Yip – 2010
Diana C. Dutton – 2011-2012
Ashlee Hunt Kleinert – 2013-2015
Ellenore Knight Baker – 2015-2017
Caren K. Lock – 2017-2019
A. Shonn Brown – 2019-2021
Hilda Galvan – 2021-2023

Advisory Council

Co-chairs

Kalita Beck Blessing

President, Quest Capital

Retta A. Miller

Partner, Jackson Walker LLP

Members

Kim J. Askew
Lucy Billingsley
Cecilia G. Boone
Garrett Boone
Brenda F. Brand
Debbie Dudley Branson
Molly Byrne
Karen W. Coleman
Ka Cotter
Cece Cox
Dodee Frost Crockett
John Dayton
Lauren M. Embrey
Laura V. Estrada
Mrs. Regen Horchow Fearon

Carine M. Feyten, PhD
Florencia Velasco Fortner
Pam Gerber
The Honorable Kathryn W. Hall
Linda W. Hart
Marguerite Steed Hoffman
Lyria Frank Howland
Margo R. Keyes
Wendy A. Lopez
Sarah M. Losinger
Sharon E. Lyle
Joy S. Mankoff
Ronald Mankoff
Lynn McBee

Wendy Messmann
Anne B. Motsenbocker
Kathleen H. Muldoon
Erle A. Nye
Dianne H. Patterson
Robbie Raphael
Dotti Reeder
Betty S. Regard
Nancy Tartaglino Richards
Lesa B. Roe
Major General Mary L. Saunders USAF (Ret.)
Lisa K. Simmons
Abigail Williams
Katherine Wynne
Trea C. Yip

ECONOMIC LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The Economic Leadership Council is a select peer group of philanthropy leaders and C-level executives from a cross section of industry helping to advance the next level of women executives in their companies, industries and communities.

Co-Chairs

Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom

PwC
Investigation & Forensics Partner

Debra Hunter Johnson, Esq

Reciprocity Consulting Group
President & CEO

Members

Colleen Affeldt

Corient
Partner, Head of Leadership Development

Gillea Allison

D Magazine Partners, Inc
President

Ellenore Baker

Carter Financial Management
Vice President

Jennifer Biry

McAfee, Inc.
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

Shonn Brown

Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Vice President & Deputy General Counsel

Linda Castaneda

EY-Houston
Americas Deputy Vice Chair – Consulting

Bonnie Clinton

Toyota North America
Vice President and Chief Procurement Officer, Indirect Procurement Shared Services

Summer Collins

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Associate Vice President, Design and Innovation

Dodee Crockett

Merrill Lynch Wealth Advisors
Wealth Management Advisor, Managing Director

Monica Davy

Vizient
SVP, Chief Culture, Diversity & Impact Officer

Debbie Dennis

Oncor Electric Delivery
Chief Customer Office, SVP & Chief HR Officer

Effie Dennison

Texas Capital Bank
Executive Vice President, Director of Community Development

Kara DeVita

Fossil Group
Senior Director – Social Impact

Stacey Dore

Vistra Corp
Chief Strategy & Sustainability Officer, Executive VP of Public Affairs

Ashley Duffie

Ashley Duffie

Celanese Corporation
Senior Vice President & General Counsel

Jana Etheridge

Capital One
Senior Vice President, Chief of Staff

Christina Flores

American Airlines, Inc.
Managing Director, Global Talent and Inclusion & Diversity

Sakina Foster

Haynes and Boone, LLP
Partner

Carla B. Gale, JD

Regions Bank
Senior Vice President, Trust Advisor

Hilda Galvan

Jones Day
Partner-in-Charge

Vanice Hayes

Dell Technologies Inc.
Chief Culture, Diversity and Inclusion Officer

Mary Henderson

Arcosa, Inc.
Chief Accounting Officer

Hattie Hill

Hattie Hill Enterprises
President & CEO

Brooke Hopkins

Alvarez & Marsal
Managing Partner

Michelle Hudson

Michelle Hudson

Hudson Peters Commercial
Principal

Lillian Kirstein

7-Eleven, Inc.
Senior Vice President, General Counsel

Jill Louis

Perkins Coie
Managing Partner

Cynthia “Cynt” Marshall

Dallas Mavericks
CEO

Martina McIsaac

MSC Industrial Supply Co.
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

Retta Miller

Jackson Walker LLP
Partner

Diane Paddison

4word
Founder and President

Carrie Freeman Parsons

Freeman
Chairman of the Board

Holly Reed

Ryan, LLC
Partner, Advocacy Practice Leader

Joanna Ridgway

Santander Consumer USA
Managing Director and Head of Southwest Region

Colleen Risk

Colleen Risk

Vizient
Chief People Officer

Susan Salka

AMN Healthcare
President, CEO and Director

Janice Sharry

Haynes and Boone, LLP
Partner

Theresa Stone

Oliver Wyman
Managing Partner, Americas

Thear Suzuki

EY
Global Client Service Partner

Ellen Torbert

Southwest Airlines
Vice President Diversity and Inclusion (retired)

Holly Tucker

Deloitte
Partner, Risk & Financial Advisory

Nina Vaca

Pinnacle Group
President & CEO

Rachel Vinson

CBRE
President, Debt & Structured Finance

Debra Von Storch

Canoo
Board Director

Janelle Walker

Janelle Walker

Comerica Bank
Wealth Regional Managing Director

Women's Leadership Council

The Women’s Leadership Council is available to women who have graduated from Texas Women’s Foundation’s Women’s Leadership Institute. This visible leadership council is dedicated to ongoing leadership development, building a lifetime professional network and engaging with TXWF’s mission.

Co-Chairs

Darcy Cowell

EY
Principal

Sakina Foster

Haynes and Boone
Partner

Steering Committee

Birgit Andersen-Moreno

Oliver Wyman
Head of Global Industries Marketing & Communications

Shajine Blake

Maric Healthcare
Chief Compliance Officer

Colleen Casey

Toyota North America
Group Manager

Catrina Gilbert

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
VP Risk Management

Brook Sims

MAC Diversity Recruiters
Chief Operating & People Officer

Breanna Trimble

AMN Healthcare
RVP, Recruiting & Placement

Members

Laurie Benezra-Arron

Arron Coaching, LLC
Founder & CEO

Zenola Campbell

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
VP Concessions

Jennifer Chapman

Regions Bank
SVP, Commercial Banking

Anna Clements

Celanese Corporation
Improvement and Development Director

Natalie DeLisa

Fossil Group
Global Director Merchandising

Kara DeVita

Fossil Group
Senior Director – Social Impact

Ashleigh Everett

Hunt Consolidated, Inc.
Senior VP and General Counsel

Michelle George

Texas Capital Bank
Community Relations Manager

Barbara Girard

Merchants Capital
Executive Vice President

Lindsey Goldstein Provost

The Boeing Company
Senior Counsel

Katherine Graves

McKesson
Sr. Finance Director

Dusti Groskreutz

Hunt Consolidated
President, Reunion Tower Operations

Kristen Hahn

Toyota North America
Sr. Manager – Transformation Enablement

Geraldine Hale

Celanese Corporation
VP, Finance Engineered Materials

Amelia Hartman

Hunt Consolidated
VP, Oil & Gas Marketing

Sherell Jefferson

Texas Capital Bank
Sr. Vice President, Private Wealth

Candice Johnson

Children’s Medical Center of Plano
Vice President of Nursing

Stephanie Kupke

Caliber Home Loans
Sr. VP, Strategy

Alexa Marrero

The Boeing Company
VP, Communications

Lisette Mendez

AT&T
VP, Latin America Controller

Jill Meyer

Westwood Holdings Group, Inc
Sr. Vice President

Kimberly Neff

EY
Principal, Financial Services Advisory

Laura Nieto

Southwest Airlines
Director Community Outreach

Gail O’Bannon

Dallas Mavericks
VP, Diversity and Inclusion

Laran O’Neill

Children’s Medical Center of Dallas
Chief Advancement Officer, Foundation

Carrie Phillips

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Plant Manager

Connie Piloto

Oncor Electric Delivery
Director Communications

Stephanie Rabey

EY
Managing Director

Amber Roy

Triumph
EVP, Chief Operating Officer

Chaunine Shanks

Wells Fargo
SVP, Chief Operations Controls Director

Veronica Singleton

Children’s Medical Center Foundation
Senior Director, Operations & Experience

Elizabeth Smith

Hunt Utility Services
Business Development Manager

Erin Stewart

Pinnacle Group
General Counsel

Siva Surkunalingam

7-Eleven, Inc.
VP, IT Strategy & Governance

Shannon Teicher

Jackson Walker L.L.P.
Partner

Stormee Williams

Children’s Medical Center of Dallas
VP, Chief Health Equity Officer

XIX Society Steering Committee

Candice Hill

JP Morgan
Treasury Management Sales

Chair

Jennifer Fitzmaurice

Varsity Brands
Vice President

Co-Chair

Steering Committee

Kanitra Brooks

State Farms
Claim Team Manager

La Sharron Brown

Raytheon
Principal Engineer

Fidelia Johnson

Community Volunteer
Servant Leader

Cindy Masters

Kimberly-Clark
Manager

Aracely Muñoz

Children’s Health
Director of Corporate Partnerships

Kimberly Shapiro

Shapiro Search Partners
CEO

 

Stephanie Showalter

The Samaritan Inn
Major Gift Officer

Evelyn Zermeno

First Liberty Bank
SVP Treasury

FINANCIALS

Texas Women’s Foundation brings together and stewards funding from a broad network of donors and philanthropic partners, including individuals, corporations and other foundations. We are committed to upholding the highest standards of transparency and accountability to ensure the continuity of 35 years of trust we have built in our relationships with donors, grantees and community partners.

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