Regi Dennis Vice President of Marketing and Client Relations “I feel incredibly lucky every day to be able to help realize our vision of safe children thriving in a just and peaceful world.” “Joining CFC is a wonderful opportunity to put a career’s worth of experience into doing good,” she says. Mary sees her SEL superpower as problem-solving. She helps to manage and resolve legal matters, freeing up more energy and resources for furthering our mission. Now, as general counsel at Committee for Children, Mary draws upon her wealth of experience as a business legal advisor and legal executive. Her practice included general business and intellectual property matters, and more recently, public company compliance and board governance. Mary served as chief or deputy legal officer at technology companies Intermec, Inc., AT&T, and Spacelabs Healthcare. After choosing law school, she began an extensive in-house practice as a corporate and business attorney. Mary Brodd was so positively influenced by her teachers as a child that, for a time, she considered pursuing a career in education. And at home, she uses her superpower to model good decision-making for her two young children. At CFC, this might involve examining input from a variety of sources both across and outside the organization to understand the effect of a decision on the people, the business, and the mission-before determining a course of action. She has spent her career helping nonprofit social enterprises and education businesses develop and implement visionary communications strategies, plan and manage digital transformations, build unparalleled marketing and product experiences, and achieve record growth and impact.Ī mission-driven leader and systems-level thinker, Andrea sees her SEL superpower as responsible decision-making. As VP, Andrea dedicated herself to ensuring that Committee for Children fosters deep, supportive partnerships with those working with and advocating for children each day to support their social and emotional growth.Īndrea received her master’s degree in communications in digital media from the University of Washington. Most recently, Andrea served as Committee for Children’s Vice President of Marketing and Client Relations, a role critical to our commitment to positively and equitably transform the social-emotional well-being of 100 million children annually by 2030. “And I appreciated the practical, research-based, systemic approach CFC took in helping children reach their highest potential.” “After reviewing the research, I was struck by the massive positive impact social-emotional learning could have on children’s well-being,” Andrea says. She joined the organization in 2007, after she came across an opening within her first week of moving to Seattle from a small city in Kentucky.
Chief Executive Officer, Andrea Lovanhill leads a global nonprofit organization that has been on a mission for over 40 years to ensure children everywhere can thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.Īndrea has played a pivotal role at Committee for Children for over a decade.
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