For over 30 years, CRE has seen that productive board-board and board-staff dynamics provide organizations with an unparalleled competitive edge. As a nonprofit itself, CRE is uniquely positioned to address the board and planning needs of others in the nonprofit sector. CRE knows first-hand the challenges of nonprofit management in the current environment.

Anne Hess, Chair of CRE’s Development Committee

"This kind of work [that CRE does] is really important - and it's important that smaller organizations have access to it."

- Kate Barnhart, Sylvia’s Place

About CRE : Board of Directors

Board of Directors

Photo by Balbuena Graphics.

From left to right: Marc Weingarten, Keiko Ianthe DeLille, Pamela Green, Caitlin LaCroix, Gelvin Stevenson, Anne H. Hess, Raymond D. Horton, Patricia Hewitt (Chair), Robert C. Penn, Sr., Gregg S. Fisher, and Stephanie H. Smith.

Margaret Booth President, MBooth & Associates	Keiko Ianthe DeLille, Vice Chair Community Development Consultant
A. Carleton Dukess Treasurer Attorney and Real Estate Developer	Gregg S. Fisher President & Chief Investment Officer, Gerstein Fisher
Pamela Green Executive Director, Weeksville Heritage Center	Anne H. Hess Philanthropist and Activist
Patricia Hewitt, Chair Attorney	Raymond D. Horton Founder, Social Enterprise Program Columbia University Graduate School of Business
Robyn B. Ince Senior Director, Youth and Education, National Urban League	Caitlin LaCroix Chief of Staff, Community Solutions
Samantha G. Lasry Program Manager-Women's Health, Afya Foundation	Benjamin F. Lorick, Secretary Teacher, New York Department of Education
Jerry H. Marcus Vice Chair, Retail, Bank of America Merrill Lynch	Robert C. Penn, Sr. President, Vanguard Management Group
Stephanie H. Smith Global Co-Head, Credit Derivatives Operations, Goldman Sachs	Gelvin Stevenson, Ph.D. Director, Clear Skies Group
Marc Weingarten Partner, Schulte Roth & Zabel

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