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Catherine Muther is the founder and president of Three Guineas Fund. A former senior marketing officer at Cisco Systems, she invested her own money to create an equity fund to provide economic opportunity for women and girls. In 2009, Three Guineas Fund restructured as a private foundation. The fund makes grants in education and the environment consistent with the foundation’s bylaws, while… Read More

Caroline J. Sabin is the Executive Director of The Powell Foundation, a family foundation whose primary focus is to improve public education for children aged pre-K to 12th. grade.  Caroline has led the foundation for fifteen years working across three generations of the Powell family. During this time she has overseen the development of the Foundation’s grant strategy, the strengthening… Read More

Caroline Williamson is the President, Treasurer and a Director of the B. Robert Williamson, Jr. Foundation (the “Foundation”).  Mrs. Williamson is a graduate of The University of North Carolina and serves as a Trustee and Past Chair of The Institute for the Arts and Humanities at the University.  Mrs. Williamson also serves as Trustee Emeritus at Inwood House and currently devotes… Read More

Carrie Schwab Pomerantz is the leader of Schwab Community Services and president of the Charles Schwab Foundation. In 2010 Schwab-Pomerantz was appointed by President Obama to the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Capability, and chaired the Partnership Committee until early 2013.  She also served as an advisor to the President’s Advisory Council on Financial Literacy under George W. Bush… Read More

Carver Murphy was born and raised outside of Reading, PA, where he began his work in philanthropy by serving on Berk’s County Community Foundation’s (BCCF) Youth Advisory Committee. When he arrived in State College to attend Penn State, Carver helped to establish and advise the Centre PACT (Philanthropic Actions Created by Teens) program at the Centre Foundation in State College,… Read More

Bryn Monahan focuses on the intersection of business and family, pairing her knowledge of business operations with insights into the challenges of the family enterprise. She provides structure for governance, leadership, and education, particularly as it relates to succession and the Rising Generation, leveraging her years of experience at Dignitas, a multi-family office. In addition to her professional work, Bryn… Read More

Carol Farquhar was the executive director of Grantmakers in Aging from 1999-2011… Read More

Carol Trawick is president and co-founder of the Jim and Carol Trawick Foundation. As president of the Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce from 1992-1993, Ms. Trawick spearheaded the privatization of the Bethesda Urban District, which eventually became the non-profit Bethesda Urban Partnership (BUP) in 1994. Ms. Trawick founded Trawick & Associates of Bethesda, an IT company that had several… Read More