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Educational leader with over two decades of leadership management experience in non-profit organizations and the private sector and a proven track record of running educational organizations and communicating solutions and achievements to all stakeholders. Excellent interpersonal and team-building track record; ability to develop environments that are stimulating, culturally diverse, and inclusive while maintaining high levels of professionalism and collaboration that deliver results. Strong leadership and mentoring skills, history of hiring, supervising, mentoring, and motivating a high-quality staff.

Cambria comes to Saint Vincent’s Day Home from Girl Scouts of Northern America, where she worked in various roles for over a decade, most recently as Vice President of Workplace Operations and Customer Success. As leader of her team, she tackled challenges including optimizing resources, fostering inclusivity, collaborating with families, and driving strategic growth.

Lauren M. Pacheco is a curator, civic practice artist, and community organizer who was previously Director of Arts Programming and Engagement at the School of the Arts at Indiana University Northwest (Gary, Indiana) and co-founder of the Chicago Urban Art Society and the Slow & Low: Chicago Lowrider Festival.

Eric Bridges brings to AFB over 20 years of national leadership on issues impacting people with vision loss, having most recently served for 16 years as American Council of the Blind’s Executive Director, Director of External Relations and Policy, and Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs.  Bridges previously served as a Congressional Fellow at the Brookings Institute, and as Legislative Affairs Manager at the National Industries for the Blind.

Camille got her start in nonprofit work when she joined the team at the Boston Living Center, a community center for people living with HIV/AIDS. Prior to LifeMoves, she served as Senior Director of Advancement Strategy at the Ms. Foundation for Women, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Avenidas, and Executive Director of Random Acts of Flowers, Silicon Valley. Previously, Camille was an urban planner in New York and California. She holds a Master’s in Urban Planning from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and is an appointed member of the Menlo Park Planning Commission.

Wood has a 17-year career of building an international reputation of programs and events in marketing, media buys and planning, public relations, executive communications, and branding at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Toni will manage and drive outreach to the region’s diverse audiences, oversee branding and marketing positioning, maximize exhibition, program, and event attendance. MFAH functions as an integrated visual arts experience and is counted among North America’s most prominent museums with a newly redeveloped main campus encompassing 14 acres in the heart of Houston’s Museum District.