THE COLLECTIVE

The Collective brings together individuals and organizations across a range of sectors, communities, and racial identities to create tangible opportunities to increase equitable access to capital. Through cross-racial and multi-sector partnerships and relationships, the Collective creates pathways for capital to flow from wealthy, white communities with the specific aim to close the racial wealth gap. 
As a grassroots organization, our mission depends on individuals and organizations coming together to collectively create impact. We are grateful for our growing network of advisors, partners, and workshop facilitators and alumni. 
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"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” —African Proverb

Core Team

Emily Chau

Communication
Design & Program Coordinator

Amara Donovan

Relationships & Community Engagement

Diane Meehan

Executive Operations

Julia Johannsen

Founder

Kelly Sherman

Founding Partner, Strategy & Operations

Extended Team

Ethan Kerr

Programs

Hillary Babick

Advancement

Jerrell A. Cox

Board Director

LaKenya Kopf

Operations

Sara Narva

Curriculum Design
& Programs 

Susan Naimark

Programs

Guest Speakers

Chris White

Anna N'Jie Konte

OUR PARTNERS

We printed our sweatshirts here!

Interested in connecting?

Email us at info@impactcollect.org.

WE'RE HIRING

The Impact Collective is building our team! We are a small but ambitious and growing team of people who are committed to changing the world. Positions are all contract-based, primarily remote, and offer significant growth opportunities. 
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We are open to define roles together with extraordinary candidates. Are you interested in working with us but don't see a defined role listed above? Reach out to Julia Johannsen at info@impactcollect.org for inquiries or potential candidate recommendations.
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"The future is not an escapist place to occupy. All of it is the inevitable result of what we do today and the more we take it in our hands, imagine it as a place of justice and pleasure, the more the future knows we want it and that we aren't letting go.”
—Adrienne Maree Brown