About Us | Change for Kids

The Team

Meet the people whose passion, creativity and commitment make a difference for our partner schools.

Katrina Huffman

Executive Director

Katrina Huffman

Executive Director

Katrina has served in the nonprofit community for over two decades with a mission to invest in and grow organizations that provide transformative programs to the neediest youth in NYC. In her previous role as the Chief Program Officer at Youth INC, Katrina tripled program offerings, transformed data capabilities, and secured large grants. Prior to Youth INC, she served as a Program Director at Harlem Children’s Zone and Groundwork Inc. Katrina earned a B.A. in English Literature and Rhetoric and Africana Studies from State University of New York at Binghamton and a MPA from Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.

Nayah Yisrael

Managing Director of Education

Nayah Yisrael

Managing Director of Education

Nayah has served as an educator and administrator in both public and charter schools for the past 16 years. In her most recent role, Nayah served as the Academic Dean of Math & Science at Community Partnership Charter Middle School in Bedford Stuyvesant. In that capacity, Nayah finalized all decisions regarding curriculum and adjustments for the math and science departments. Nayah was also responsible for leading instructional coaching meetings and professional development workshops for teachers. Nayah earned a B.A. in African American Literature and History from St. Lawrence University and a M.Ed. in Elementary Education from Long Island University. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Education Administration.

Zareta Ricks

Director of Impact and Engagement

Zareta Ricks

Director of Impact and Engagement

Zareta Ricks was previously the founding parent coordinator at a new elementary school in East New York, Brooklyn. Zareta spent three years building a community of trust and collaboration between the school community, students and families. Prior to working for the Department of Education, Zareta worked behind the scenes in the fashion industry as a corporate Operations Manager.

Emelie Calbick

Interim Director of Communications

Emelie Calbick

Interim Director of Communications

Emelie is a senior marketing executive known for her ability to build actionable brand strategies that advance an organizations' strategic objectives. After holding a variety of senior level marketing and strategy positions at American Express, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase, she joined with two colleagues to build a technology startup that was successfully sold. Emelie now serves as an Encore Fellow leading marketing and communications for Change for Kids.

Heather Domacase

Operations Manager

Heather Domacase

Operations Manager

Heather has served in the NYC nonprofit and government communities for over 15 years. In her previous role for the NYC Department of Homeless Services, Heather provided administrative coordination to the Shelter Director, Managers, staff and clients. She was charged with coordinating manager and staff schedules, overseeing supply inventory, preparing budgets, developing staff engagement initiatives and professional development training. Heather assumed high performance project and administration coordination of the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund, a capacity building initiative supporting NYC nonprofits of color with the New York Urban League. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Public Administration at the CUNY School for Professional Studies.

Rebecca Bachman

Events Manager

Rebecca Bachman

Events Manager

Prior to joining Change for Kids, Rebecca worked as the Grants and Operations Assistant at The Natan Fund, a giving circle foundation in NYC. Rebecca holds a B.A. from Brandeis University where she majored in sociology and education studies with a minor in Social Justice Social Policy.

Marissa Jones

Manager, Development and Grant Avenue

Marissa Jones

Manager, Development and Grant Avenue

Prior to joining Change for Kids, Marissa worked as an Account Executive for Yelp. She spent four years working in adolescent residential care, first as a Residential Counselor for the Northeast Center for Youth and Families, and most recently as Case Manager for Outreach Haven Non-Secure Detention Center. She also has experience working in small business management. Marissa received her B.A. from Hampshire College, where she studied social critical theory, gender studies, and dance.

Tamika Covington

Manager, Events and P.S. 142

Tamika Covington

Manager, Events and P.S. 142

Tamika Covington comes to Change for Kids with over seven years experience in the non-profit sector. Previously, Tamika worked as a Program Manager at Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC, where she collaborated with NYC public high schools and corporate volunteers to teach students college preparedness and workplace etiquette skills. Tamika has a passion for working with youth, volunteers and families. Tamika holds a B.A. in Business Management and an M.S.W. in Social Work from Lehman College.

Nicole Favard

School Manager at P.S. 21 and P.S. 160

Nicole Favard

School Manager at P.S. 21 and P.S. 160

Nicole Favard previously worked at Graham Windham Services for Families and Children for more than seven years. During that time, she held several positions, including Socio-Therapist, Behavioral Specialist, Case Planner, and Foster Parent Support Coordinator. She holds various certifications within child welfare. Nicole also taught at Hanover and Milestone School for Child Development, where she worked with special and general education students. Nicole has a B.A. in Psychology from the College of New Rochelle, and a dual Masters of General and Special Education.

Greg Knight

Alumni School Manager at Brooklyn Landmark, P.S. 81 and P.S. 277

Greg Knight

Alumni School Manager at Brooklyn Landmark, P.S. 81 and P.S. 277

Prior to joining Change for Kids, Greg served as both a teacher and a Talent Recruiter at Achievement First, gaining invaluable experience from various angles of the education system. Additionally, Greg has lifelong experience in the music world both professionally and personally, including instrumental performance, band management and music school management at School of Rock. Greg holds a B.A. in English Literature with a minor in Spanish Language from the University of Connecticut.

Kateria Niambi

School Manager at Brighter Choice and P.S. 329

Kateria Niambi

School Manager at Brighter Choice and P.S. 329

Kateria C. Niambi previously worked at the Dwana Smallwood Performing Arts Center as General Manager, a role that marked her desire to transition from the private sector to the nonprofit space where she feels she can make a larger impact on her community. She has led the digital marketing activities for various traditional and online companies where e-mail, social media and search engine optimization all play a part to build relationships and enhance engagement with the customer/user. Kateria holds a B.A. in Business Administration from Bernard Baruch College.

Rakia Wells

School Manager at P.S. 6X, P.S. 15 and P.S. 314

Rakia Wells

School Manager at P.S. 6X, P.S. 15 and P.S. 314

Prior to joining Change for Kids, Rakia was Senior Volunteer Coordinator with Reading Partners, where she developed community building initiatives and managed the onboarding process for volunteers. Rakia is extremely passionate about youth enrichment and volunteer relations. She continues to believe in the power of service as a community tool to help our schools thrive. Rakia holds a B.A in Communication from Western Washington University.

Nicolas Koechlin

Chairman

Nicolas Koechlin

Chairman

Nicolas Koechlin joined the CFK Board in 2011 and has served as the Board Chair since 2013. He is Managing Director at Donnelley Financial Solutions. He serves as a member of the Sustaining Board of Youth I.N.C. and has also been a supporter of various organizations including the Youth Renewal Fund, Student Sponsors Program and the NJ Student Partner Alliance. Nick earned a B.A. from Yale College.

Kristin Black

Vice Chair

Kristin Black

Vice Chair

Kristin Black is a first year PhD candidate and research assistant in English Education at NYU Steinhardt. Previously, she was an instructor of developmental reading and writing at Truman College in Chicago. Kristin holds a Masters in English language and literature from University of Virginia.

Sara Hinkle

Vice Chair

Sara Hinkle

Vice Chair

Sara Hinkle spent 6 years working at American Express, before she left to pursue her dream of working at the Museum of Modern Art. There she helps manage the MoMA Store’s website, social media presence and marketing strategy. She received a degree in Marketing from the University of Pennsylvania.

Terrence McLean

Treasurer

Terrence McLean

Treasurer

Terrence McLean is the President and COO of Insight Catastrophe Group. Before joining Insight, Terrence worked for RenaissanceRe's Corporate Risk Management Group. He graduated with honors from University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, and School of Engineering and Applied Science.

Natalie Auerbach

Secretary

Natalie Auerbach

Secretary

Natalie Auerbach spent 8 years in advertising, with stints at JWT, Grey, and Saatchi. She received a B.S. in Psychology, minor in Economics, and an Early Childhood Education core from Duke University. She left the corporate world and in 2010 to pursue her dreams of living a more creative life and now focuses her talents on her four year old twins.

Louise Phillips Forbes

Co-Chair, Event Committee

Louise Phillips Forbes

Co-Chair, Event Committee

Louise Phillips Forbes is an Executive Vice President at Halstead Property, LLC. For more than 19 years, Louise has been a leader in New York City’s residential real-estate market, and was recently profiled in Gotham Magazine’s “Leading Ladies of Real Estate.” In 2006, she was named in the Wall Street Journal’s “Real Estate Top 200.” Louise serves on an advisory committee for Habitat for Humanity and is an active member of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Kevin Hammond

Chair, Development Committee

Kevin Hammond

Chair, Development Committee

Kevin Hammond is a Managing Director at JLL Partners, where he is responsible for the firm’s investing activities in aerospace & defense. Prior to joining JLL, he worked at Greenhill & Co. and Greenhill Capital Partners. Mr. Hammond graduated from University of Virginia with a B.S. in Commerce with Distinction.

Peter Herzberg

Chair, Education Committee

Peter Herzberg

Chair, Education Committee

Peter is most recently the Founding Principal of Boys’ Prep, an all-boys Charter elementary school in the Bronx. He was previously Associate Head of the Brearley School and is on the Board of Trustees of the Mead School. Peter has a B.A. and M.A. in English and a M. Ed. from Columbia University.

Bronwen Smith

Co-Chair, Event Committee

Bronwen Smith

Co-Chair, Event Committee

Bronwen Smith is the founder and lead designer of B Floral, a floral design company. Bronwen received her artistic training from The New York Botanical Garden and The Flower School of New York. She received a B.A. in Economics from Duke University.

Julia Bechtolsheimer

Julia Bechtolsheimer is a food entrepreneur and the Founder of Unit Nutrition, a science-driven sports nutrition brand. An avid triathlete and Ironman competitor, Julia represented Great Britain, competing as an age-grouper at the ITU Long Course World Championship, and ETU Middle Distance European Championship in 2016 and 2017 respectively. Julia graduated from The University of St Andrews, Scotland with a First Class Master of Arts Honors Degree (summa cum laude) in Economics and Middle East Studies. After graduating, Julia embarked on a career in Finance at HSBC in Global Banking & Markets in London and later, New York City, where she lives today

Lisa Bernstein

Lisa Bernstein is the Global Head of Human Resources and a member of the Management Operating Committee for Apollo Global Management. Lisa is the former Chairwoman and a member of The Private Equity Roundtable of Senior Human Resources Professionals. Prior to joining Apollo, Lisa was the Chief Talent Officer for Interbrand Corporation and a partner with Seyfarth Shaw. She holds an A.B. in Political Science from the University of Michigan and a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law.

Maya Burgos

Maya Burgos

Maya Burgos leads B2B partnership engagement at American Express in their Merchant Services division. Previously, she was a manager for the NFL Corporate Development/Club Business Development group. She also worked as an Associate in Tax-Exempt Capital Markets at JPMorgan. Maya received a B.A. from Wellesley College and an MBA from NYU Stern.

Patrick Daly

Patrick is an investment professional at Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers. He previously worked at Cadian Capital Management and Jefferies & Company. Patrick graduated with High Honors from Loyola University Maryland with a BBA in Finance and Economics.

Karen Epstein

Karen Schub Epstein started her career at Ernst and Young. She later joined Interpublic where she focused on mergers and acquisitions, investor relations, financial analysis, human resources, business development and strategy. In 2005, Karen transitioned to the nonprofit sector. Her work at the Growth Philanthropy Network focused on evaluation, program design, strategy and operations. Karen continues to work with nonprofits, including as a Board member of Youth Action YouthBuild and as a consultant for the Taproot Foundation. She serves on grantmaking committees of the Mamaroneck Schools Foundation and UJA-Federation. Karen graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with and received an MBA from Columbia University.

Laura Farah

Laura Farah

Laura Farah is a former investment banking recruiter at Morgan Stanley. Prior to joining the board, Laura was involved with CFK as Director of Events and was part of the literacy program at P.S. 243. She was also Vice President at Glocap Search and worked at Banc of America Securities. Laura graduated from University of Virginia with a B.S. in Finance.

Corinne Grzybowski

Corinne Grzybowski is a Vice President at Goldman Sachs, where she runs electronic and digital strategy for Interest Rate Products. Previously, she spent six years in Interest Rate Sales, covering bank portfolios and asset managers. She graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Economics with Distinction.

Ronnie Jaber

Ronnie Jaber is a Principal & Portfolio Manager at the Carlyle Group, responsible for investing and trading in Global Market Strategies. Previously, he ran the structured loan business at Morgan Stanley, and was a senior trader at Bank of America. Ronnie received his B.S. from Cornell University.

Margie Millero

Margie Millero is the Vice President Management Director at Saatchi & Saatchi, and previously worked at Grey Group as the Vice President Account Director. Margie received a B.A. and B.S. in Political Science and Marketing and an M.S. in Marketing from West Virginia University. She serves on CFK’s Development Committee.

Maria Neary

Maria Neary is a Senior Wealth Advisor at Northern Trust. Maria served for over six years as the leader of Geller Family Office Services LLC. She is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and earned her BBA and MBA at Pace University. She is a Member of the New York Society of Security Analysts and serves on the Family Office Committee as well as the Estate Planning Committee of the New York State Society of CPAs.

Sheila Spence

Sheila Spence is the Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, for WPP Group. She is responsible for corporate development in North America for WPP, including evaluating, structuring and negotiating acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, minority investments and partnerships. Prior to WPP, Sheila was the Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, for PRIMEDIA Inc. She holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an HBA from The University of Western Ontario.

Co-Chair, Volunteer Committee

Christopher Vecchio

Co-Chair, Volunteer Committee

Christopher started volunteering with Change for Kids in December 2015, but has been involved in community outreach and tutoring in NYC public schools since moving to Manhattan full time in 2011. He currently works as a currency and rates strategist for Forex Capital Markets, where he has worked since 2008. Christopher graduated from Lafayette College in 2011 with a BS in Economics and a BS in Political Science, and has lectured at Duke Law School.

Jonathan Adamski

Jonathan Adamski is an Associate with RBC Capital Markets, where he covers industrials companies in their investment banking division. Jonathan recently joined the Junior Council after he became involved with CFK through Super Chefs and Penguin Party. He enjoys volunteering with NYC-based charity groups, and is also on the Leadership Council for New York Special Olympics. Jonathan holds a MBA. from NYU Stern, as well as a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Villanova University.

Marc Andrusko

Marc is a Strategy Associate in Digital Consumer Finance at Goldman Sachs. He started his career at the firm in 2013 as an Analyst in Interest Rate Product Sales. Marc joined the CFK Junior Council in 2016 after attending CFK’s Super Chefs event. He holds a B.A. in Public Policy and a Certificate in Markets & Management Studies from Duke University.

Julianne DeMarco

Julianne DeMarco is a member of the NYU Stern MBA class of 2019. Prior to going back to school, she worked in the Goldman Sachs Family office for seven years, where she was introduced to CFK through a firm-sponsored school beautification day. Julianne graduated from Fordham University with a B.S. in Business Administration.

Rigo Flores

Rigo Flores is an Investment Banker in the Technology group at Jefferies, an American global investment bank headquartered in New York City. Upon moving to New York City to start his career in banking in the summer of 2009, Rigo became involved in Change For Kids through the annual Penguin Party, later acting as a Host Committee Member, and volunteering in CFK’s School Beautification Days. Rigo joined the CFK Junior Council in 2015 and serves on the Events Committee. Rigo holds a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance and Economics from The University of Alabama.

Dianna Lau

Dianna Lau is a Account Manager at PlaceIQ, a mobile data solutions company. A native Virginian living in New York more than 6 years, Dianna has been on CFK’s Junior Council since August 2015. She has been involved in volunteering through Change for Kids, community outreach and tutoring in NYC public schools since 2009. Dianna graduated from James Madison University with a degree in Business Marketing with a minor in Asian Studies.

Hayley Orcutt

Hayley is a Senior Associate at Conway MacKenzie, a premier Consulting and Financial Advisory firm, where she specializes in providing turnaround and restructuring services to distressed clients in a variety of industries. She is a Virginia native and moved to New York after graduating from Virginia Tech in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Information Systems. Hayley has been a member of the Junior Council since 2012.

Lindley Schneider

Lindley Schneider, a Californian who moved to New York three years ago, joined Change for Kids in the Fall of 2016. She got her start volunteering in high school, teaching Adult ESL classes, and continued into college where she helped lead a fundraising organization for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. She works full-time planning bridal fashion trade shows at The Knot, and is a wedding planner on the weekends.

Sarah Belz

Sarah Belz is a co-founder of Land of Women, a clothing line based and manufactured in New York. She previously worked at Bloomingdale’s in New York and Ralph Lauren in London. She first became involved with CFK through the Non Profit Board Clearing House at the NY Junior League. Sarah graduated from Providence College in 2007 with a degree in marketing.

Meredith Coburn

Meredith Coburn is an Executive Search and Assessment Professional at Russell Reynolds Associates. She was previously an Associate at Merrill Lynch. Meredith received her B.S. from Cornell University. She serves on CFK’s Development Committee.

Harald Collet

Harald Collet is an entrepreneur and technology executive with experience building successful startup businesses and new products at Bloomberg, Autonomy, and Oracle. He’s currently co-founder and advisor to several software startups in New York and San Francisco. Harald graduated from Yale with a B.A., and he is First Lieutenant of the Reserve in the Danish Army. He lives with his wife and two kids in Larchmont, NY.

Stacey Griffith

Stacey Griffith

Stacey Griffith is an indoor-cycling instructor and celebrity trainer at SoulCycle in New York City. Stacey has had many celebrity clients including Nicole Kidman and Jody Foster, and recently became the Fitness Expert for Brooke Shield’s Colgate Total Healthy Upgrade team. Stacey studied Ashtanga Yoga with Sri Pattabi Joyce in India and was one of Schwinn Cycling’s first Master Instructors.

Steve Guerrini

Steve Guerrini will join IBM as a Client Representative within Enterprise Sales after finishing his MBA at Columbia Business School. He first became a CFK supporter in summer 2011 when he and a group of friends held a fundraiser benefiting the organization, and he joined the CFK Junior Council in 2012. Knowing that CFK actively engages partner schools one at a time to meaningfully change the experience and outcomes of students makes him so proud to be a part of this team. Steve earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Management from Villanova University.

Matt Krieg

Matt is an Associate Director of Impact Investing at Arabella Advisors, a philanthropic consulting firm. Prior to joining Arabella, he spent five years working in various finance roles within private equity, investment banking, and commercial lending. While pursuing his MBA at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business, Matt taught entrepreneurship to offenders at the Fluvanna Correctional Facility for Women as part of the Darden Prison Reentry Program. Upon graduating from Washington & Lee University, he spent a year teaching English at a university in Battambang, Cambodia.

Sarah Novatt

Sarah Novatt is an Account Director at the New York based PR Firm, Sunshine Sachs. She has extensive expertise in developing and executing marketing and PR plans for national nonprofits and for profit brands including Tribeca Film Institute, Worldwide Orphans, Facebook, Polyphony Foundation, Microsoft and eBay. Sarah specializes in identifying and executing social good strategies for wide consumer audiences. Prior to joining Sunshine Sachs, Sarah worked at Homefront Communications in Washington, DC where she specialized in media relations with governmental agencies and nonprofit clients including American Cancer Society, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Health and Human Services. Sarah graduated from University of Rochester with a B.A. in Psychology and a certificate in Business.

Rima Reddy

Rima works in Strategic Development for the Digital & Global E-Commerce group at Ralph Lauren in New York. She previously worked at Goldman Sachs in Equity Research. Rima has lived across the country, including Pittsburgh, Scottsdale, and Salt Lake City. She serves on CFK's Event Committee, and is also actively involved with the New York City Junior League.

Noah Waisbrot

Noah is a Director in Institutional Equity Sales at Barclays in New York. He has an MBA in Finance, Marketing, Management & Communications from Kellogg School of Management and a BA in Finance & Marketing from NYU. He continues to serve on CFK's Event Committee, and was the Event Chair of the inaugural Super Chefs event.

Whitney Wortman

Whitney is the Director of Client Engagement at VSA Partners, a design-driven creative agency. She was first introduced to CFK in 2012 at a School Beautification Day at P.S 15, and was hooked ever since, continuing to coordinate volunteer opportunities for both her personal and professional circles with the organization. Whitney is a native New Yorker and is passionate about education, community and culture, and CFK creates an incredible platform to bridge the gap and support all of these initiatives.

Zach Barratt

Zach Barratt is a Managing Director at Apollo Global Management. Zach acts as a Portfolio Manager and head trader in Apollo's opportunistic credit business. Prior to Apollo, Zach was a Managing Director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in their leveraged finance business. Zach holds a B.S. in Finance and Accounting from the University of Maryland.

Rich Canning

Rich Canning is a retired high yield bond trader. He has served as the Board Chair for The Mead School (Stamford, CT) since 2009 and is a Director of Silver Hill Hospital (New Canaan, CT). Rich received his MBA from The Wharton School (’87) and his B.S. (Finance) from Boston College (’81). Rich’s interest is in developing metrics for CFK’s programs.

Ryan Hinkle

Ryan is a Managing Director at Insight Venture Partners, a global private equity firm that has raised over $13 billion and invested in more than 250 growth-stage software, internet, and data-services companies. A significant portion of his investment activity has involved education technology companies whose missions are connecting teachers with learners more effectively. Ryan is inspired by Change for Kids' mandate of delivering opportunities for kids to fall in love with learning early in their elementary experience.

Lisa Kalhans

Lisa Kalhans is a Vice President, Co-Brand Product Management at American Express. Prior to American Express, Lisa held various marketing and sales roles at PepsiCo and the Corporate Executive Board. Lisa received her B.A. in Political Science with Highest Honors from Haverford College and her MBA with Honors from Columbia Business School.

Niklas Kloepfer

Nik Kloepfer is a Managing Director at J.P. Morgan Investment Banking in New York, having transferred to the US from London in 2012. He heads up coverage of all packaging companies across North America and leads J.P. Morgan’s relationship with select multi-industry companies in the US. Nik holds a B.A. with honors in Accounting & Financial Management and Economics from the University of Sheffield in the UK.

Ed Napper

Born and raised in NYC, Ed Napper is a highly sought-after personal trainer working with a select and diverse group of high-achieving professionals, ranging from CEOs to retirees. Through obtaining more than two dozen specialty certifications, as well as many years of partnering with members of functional medicine and nutritional science, Ed has demonstrated his passion for optimizing human body and mind. In working with CFK, he hopes to improve the health, wellness and educational standards of children growing up, as he did, in at-risk neighborhoods in NYC.

Colin Smith

Colin Smith is the Chief Business Development Officer at Insight Catastrophe Group. Colin served as CFK’s Executive Director from 2009-2017. The organization flourished under his leadership, growing from four to 22 outstanding Board members, increasing support to our schools over 2,000% and adding nine new partner schools. Prior to CFK, Colin was a Vice President in the Direct Private Placements group at Atlantic-Pacific Capital and an Analyst in Private Equity Placements at Banc of America Securities. Colin earned a B.S. in Finance from the University of Virginia.

Joseph Tansey

Joseph Tansey has served as Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President of Garrison Investment Group since its formation in March 2007. Prior to forming Garrison Investment Group, Mr. Tansey was a Managing Director at Fortress Investment Group LLC. He previously worked at Goldman Sachs & Co. and at Starwood Capital Group. Mr. Tansey received a B.A. and a B.S. from the University of Pennsylvania.

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The Team

Katrina Huffman

Executive Director

Nayah Yisrael

Managing Director of Education

Zareta Ricks

Director of Impact and Engagement

Emelie Calbick

Interim Director of Communications

Heather Domacase

Operations Manager

Rebecca Bachman

Events Manager

Marissa Jones

Manager, Development and Grant Avenue

Tamika Covington

Manager, Events and P.S. 142

Nicole Favard

School Manager at P.S. 21 and P.S. 160

Greg Knight

Alumni School Manager at Brooklyn Landmark, P.S. 81 and P.S. 277

Kateria Niambi

School Manager at Brighter Choice and P.S. 329

Rakia Wells

School Manager at P.S. 6X, P.S. 15 and P.S. 314

Nicolas Koechlin

Chairman

Kristin Black

Vice Chair

Sara Hinkle

Vice Chair

Terrence McLean

Treasurer

Natalie Auerbach

Secretary

Louise Phillips Forbes

Co-Chair, Event Committee

Kevin Hammond

Chair, Development Committee

Peter Herzberg

Chair, Education Committee

Bronwen Smith

Co-Chair, Event Committee

Julia Bechtolsheimer

Lisa Bernstein

Maya Burgos

Patrick Daly

Karen Epstein

Laura Farah

Corinne Grzybowski

Ronnie Jaber

Margie Millero

Maria Neary

Sheila Spence

Jacob Werner