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Jacqueline Lewis, of LEADERSHIP Philadelphia. Her topic—Beyond Optics: Meaningful Diversification of Nonprofit Boards. Currently, the boards of nonprofit organizations face considerable pressure and appetite to diversify their membership. But what makes diversification meaningful? And what is the benefit to these organizations? Drawing on her experience in connecting local nonprofit leaders with qualified board candidates, Lewis aims to spark a conversation on what works well, what doesn’t, and why we should care.

Jacqueline Lewis is an attorney and strategist with 25-plus years of experience in legal analysis, problem-solving, and nonprofit administration, including service as deputy director of operations at the Penn Museum. Since 2017, she has directed LEADERSHIP Philadelphia’s Collaborative program, placing talented professionals on the boards of local nonprofits. She also leads the Keepers Program, an invitation-only fellowship for young leaders, founders, and technologists. Other affiliations include CraftNOW Philadelphia (board member), the Philadelphia Police Foundation (event committee), Medical Reserve Corps (nonclinical volunteer), St. Peter’s Church (past Accounting Warden & Vestry member), the Powel House Committee, Episcopal Community Services, Wagner Institute of Science, St. Peter’s School, the American Bar Association (Vice-Chair, Fidelity & Surety Law Committee), The Pearlman Association (Seattle), and Orpheus Club.

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