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Event Description

Join us at a reception for new women leaders in philanthropy on Tuesday, January 14 from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. at the LA84 Foundation. Each of these dynamic women has an impressive track record of advancing meaningful change and is poised to lead their foundations into a new era of philanthropic impact.

Due to the venue capacity, this reception is by invitation only. Please register only if you received an invitation from SCG.

Speakers

Maria Cabildo

Maria Cabildo SCG Member

CEO, Durfee Foundation

A lifelong Los Angeleno from East LA and a Durfee community member, Maria has dedicated her career to advancing equity for historically disadvantaged communities and making Los Angeles a city where everyone can thrive. She brings a deep knowledge of the work of nonprofit organizations operating in partnership with philanthropy and government to address community needs.
Black, brown skin woman with curly brown hair wearing grey glasses, yellow blouse and blue blazer.

Joanna Jackson SCG Member

President and CEO, Weingart Foundation

With a career spanning more than twenty-five years in the nonprofit, philanthropic and public sectors, Joanna brings a wealth of experience and a profound understanding of the issues facing communities today. Driven by her commitment to racial and social justice, her vision for the Foundation emphasizes building strong, healthy communities and promoting equitable systems.
Jennifer Price-Letscher's Headshot Photo

Jennifer Price-Letscher SCG Member

President & CEO, The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation

Since joining the Foundation in 2011, Jennifer has distinguished herself by strengthening nonprofit leadership education and collaboration to maximize collective effectiveness. Throughout her tenure, she has grown the Foundation’s professional development grantmaking initiatives from serving 20 executives to engaging more than 500 diverse leaders and teams throughout Los Angeles.
Brenda Solórzano headshot photo

Brenda Solórzano SCG Member

President and Chief Executive Officer, The California Endowment

A self-proclaimed change maker, Brenda began her career in advocacy circles and has continued to ensure that community voice remains at the center of her philanthropic work. She is a nationally recognized leader in trust-based philanthropy and a familiar face to The California Endowment, having begun her career in health philanthropy at the foundation in 2001.

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