Concordia announces expansion to its Board

Concordia is pleased to announce the expansion of its Board of Directors with the appointment of the following four new Board Members: Charity Wallace, Founder & President, Wallace Global Impact; Tatiana Torres, Associate Partner, Dentons Global Advisors; Caroline Scullin, Global Communications Strategist; and, Adriana Henriquez, Director of Development & Engagement, Center for Independent Thought. 

These new Board Members join a group of distinguished individuals whose experience spans the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, with expertise covering areas core to Concordia’s mission, including international relations, education, finance, law, and communications. The full Board of Directors can be found here

Concordia’s Board plays a key role in ensuring the continued success and growth of the organization, while staying true to the core social impact-focused mission. Each Board Member brings to the table a distinct area of expertise, whether that be hands-on experience in building successful cross-sector partnerships for social impact, or sharp management acumen that ensures a path toward sustainable finances, operations and strict legal & ethical compliance. These latest appointments are a crucial step in growing and diversifying the Board to ensure that Concordia is well placed for continued growth and success. 

For any questions, contact Ben Plumer at bplumer@concordia.net

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