Find inspiration in these remarkable individuals, embodying the very leadership our efforts aspire to cultivate.
Tambra Raye Stevenson MPH, MA
Featured in Forbes and Washington Post, Tambra Raye Stevenson is the founder and CEO of WANDA: Women Advancing Nutrition Dietetics and Agriculture building a pipeline of women and girls as food system leaders through education, advocacy, and innovation.
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Net Impact Board Member
Boston Professional Chapter Alumnus
"When I applied to a job with “sustainability” in the title at a large company, that I honestly had no business getting–I had no experience in this space professionally–in the second interview the HR person that was doing the hiring said, “We’ve been looking for more candidates for this position, so I typed in ‘sustainability, Greater Boston Area’ into LinkedIn and literally reached out to everyone in that area and said, ‘Who should we be talking to?’ And more than half of them said you.” And that was because I had connected with so many of them through Net Impact with no professional relationship other than through the chapter."
Former Net Impact Board Member
Boston Professional Chapter Alumnus
"For Net Impact, it never feels like there is a problem too big or too small that you can’t tackle. In a Chapter you can really work at the local level and tackle issues that are directly affecting your community. And then through Net Impact Central’s initiatives like the Future of Energy Challenge and Up to Us, those programs allow people to work on really big global problems as well."