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Jen Wylegala is a seasoned development and communications leader and strategist. Most recently, Wylegala was the Chief Philanthropy and Communications Officer at the Collaborative for Gender + Reproductive Equity and the Gender Equity Action Fund, where she built and directed both national funds’ advancement and communications programs, helping raise significant funds to advance gender, reproductive, and racial equity across the United States.

Nicole is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with fifteen years of experience in community mental health. Nicole’s knowledge is vast, with many years of direct service and ten years of clinical supervision and senior leadership. Nicole’s most recent position was as Director of Behavioral Health at West Oakland Health Council. In that role, she oversaw the mental health and substance abuse disorder teams for children and adult services.

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.

Bill has over twenty years of experience working in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. Most recently, he served as President & CEO of the Santa Fe Community Foundation in Santa Fe, NM, guiding the Foundation through an unprecedented expansion in its grantmaking and assets. Bill also provided thought leadership and developed funder collaboratives around affordable housing, community health, and statewide emergency response efforts to address the early challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior, Bill spent two decades in Washington, DC working in the nonprofit policy and advocacy sector across a broad range of health issues.

Morsink is owner and director of the Morsink Icon Gallery in Amsterdam, one of the leading international galleries specializing in Russian and Greek icons dating from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. Morsink exhibits annually at the famous international art fair TEFAF Maastricht and has collaborated on icon exhibitions and publications with a wide range of museums, including the Recklinghausen Ikonen Museum in Germany, the Bible Museum in Amsterdam and the Catharijneconvent in Utrecht. He has also served as an advisor on icons to private collectors, auction houses and institutions worldwide 

VanDerziel served as Chief Human Resources Officer at the Field Museum and Chief of Staff for the museum’s 85-member Board of Trustees; was previously Manager of Recruitment at Norrell Corporation; and was Associate Director of Student Enrollment at National-Louis University. A past-president of NACE and long-time leader in the organization, VanDerziel is a graduate of Michigan State University, a Senior Certified Professional through the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), and a Senior Professional in Human Resources through the HR Certification Institute (HRCI).