Originally from State College, Pennsylvania, Liz brings more than a decade of firsthand experience in the social impact sector to her role on the Road to Hope board.

Liz received her BFA in graphic design and advertising from The School of Visual Arts in New York City before relocating to Guatemala, where she worked for the team behind Central America's first female, Indigenous-led secondary school. After two years in Guatemala, Liz returned to the States, welcoming the chance to invest locally through consulting work with many Colorado-based nonprofits. In 2023, Liz joined the team at a private foundation focused on funding community solutions designed and led by residents of rural towns across the Mountain West.

Liz is inspired by the Road to Hope's commitment to collaboration and responsive evolution, and she is excited to support the RTH team as it works to level up its impact and evaluation strategies.