Woman’s Educational Aid Association
Board service since 2009, supporting the organization’s longstanding work providing educational assistance to Northwestern University students.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Marcy
A healthcare finance and operations leader building at the intersection of dignity, access, and meaningful community.
A LIFE SHAPED BY ACCESS
Meaningful work should create value for people and society.
For more than 15 years, Marcy has worked across the healthcare industry in finance, analytics, consulting, strategy, and operations. Throughout her career, she has seen both the possibilities within healthcare and the disparities that prevent people and families from experiencing its full value.
Those experiences strengthened a conviction she formed much earlier in life: systems should help people live with greater dignity, opportunity, and connection.
Two issues have consistently given her work purpose—access to quality education and the ability to age with grace. Her relationship with Edith first sparked her interest in eldercare. Growing up with her grandmother Linneth later showed her how long and quiet the daytime hours can be even when an older adult is independent, deeply loved and supported by family.
The Edith Society brings those lessons together, creating communities where older adults remain visible, engaged and connected throughout life.
SERVICE & STEWARDSHIP
Wildflower Montessori Public Schools of Colorado
Board Treasurer, supporting free, public Montessori schools designed to reduce barriers to high-quality education for Colorado families.
“Access to quality education and the opportunity to age with grace are two areas that have shaped my life and given me purpose.”
— Marcy
BACKGROUND
Healthcare finance, analytics, consulting, strategy, and operations
BA, International Studies and Political Science · Northwestern University
MS, Accountancy · University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
PMP certified · Kellogg Executive MBA candidate