Janiya brings a unique perspective to Tina’s Wish through her background in event planning and marketing national touring Broadway shows for three years. She graduated from Ramapo College of NJ with an MBA in Marketing and is committed to utilizing her skills to advance women’s health. She is excited to be part of Tina’s Wish and is dedicated to making a meaningful impact.
Kelly brings several years’ experience in non-profit communications, development, and event planning to her work at Tina’s Wish. A graduate of The Catholic University of America, Kelly spent her college years building her leadership skills through volunteerism and athletics. She cares deeply about women’s health issues and is happy to add her talents to the Tina’s Wish team.
Olivia joined Tina’s Wish following her time on the development team at another non-profit organization in New York City. She graduated from Tulane University with a B.S. in Public Health and Psychology, and is especially passionate about women’s health. She is thrilled to be a part of the Tina’s Wish team, and is eager to help all women have a fighting chance against ovarian cancer!
Anna joined Tina’s Wish from the Cape Ann Museum’s development team (Gloucester, Massachusetts). She graduated from Vassar College with a B.A. in Science, Technology, and Society. While at Vassar she was a research associate in the Grants Office. Anna is passionate about not-for-profit work and is excited to be focusing her efforts on women’s health.
Caroline joined Tina’s Wish in 2015 with event planning experience from the wedding and real estate industries. She started her career in consumer public relations at Golin after receiving her BS in public relations from West Virginia University. Her role at Tina’s Wish allows her to combine her two biggest passions – storytelling and bringing people together to inspire them to think, feel and take action. Caroline has planned and executed more than 50 successful fundraising events ranging from intimate receptions to a 900-person gala. She feels privileged to have the opportunity to empower women about their health and to work with brilliant researchers who are making life-changing discoveries in order to give women a fighting chance against ovarian cancer.
Beverly Wolfer’s professional career spans the corporate and not-for-profit sectors. Beverly worked in banking at Riggs National Bank and management consulting with Booz Allen & Hamilton. She sits on the Board of The Jewish Welfare Board, JCCA and is the President of a family foundation dedicated to supporting our Troops. Beverly received her B.B.A. from The George Washington University and her M.B.A. from The Darden School, University of Virginia.
