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Board of Directors

Summer Duperon

Summer Duperon serves as Vice President of Collective Impact at GirlTREK, one of the largest public health movements for Black women. In her role, she partners with executive leadership and regional stakeholders across government, nonprofit, business, and community organizations to implement a collective impact model that will increase the life expectancy of Black women by 10 years in 10 years.

Summer is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., a 2014 graduate of the Bryan Bell Metropolitan Leadership Forum, a 2022 Housing Narrative Lab Fellow, and a 2023 graduate of the United Way of Greater Atlanta’s Volunteer Improvement Program (VIP). Throughout her community experiences, she’s served in board capacities with The Junior League of Atlanta, Atlanta Symphony Associates, New Orleans Opera, Mercy Endeavors Senior Center, and Ivy & Roses Community Fund. She received both her MA degree in Business Education and BBA degree in Marketing from the University of Georgia. Originally from New Orleans, Summer currently resides in Atlanta.

Staff

    • President/CEO
      Davida Morgan Washington 

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    • Operations Director
       Simone Escho 

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    • Operations Coordinator and Executive Assistant
       Lina Ho 

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    • Volunteer Engagement Manager
      Michelle Maddox 

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    • Volunteer Coordinator (SW Georgia)
      Edwina Turner 

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    • Partner Development Coordinator
      Amy Priour

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    • Administrative Assistant Publications
      Olivia Ramfos 

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    • Database Management
      Glenda Cofer 

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    • Community Engagement Coordinator (Atlanta, GA)/Grants Coordinator
      Jervonia Melton 

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