In March, we commemorate Women's History Month and mark International Women's Day on March 8. As of today, 59 percent of our full-time staff and 67 percent of our total workforce (full and part time) identify as women.
The YMCA of the Triangle's Women's Leadership Resource Network (WLRN) invites all Y staff to learn more about women in the national Y Movement and in our YMCA.
Leading the National YMCA Movement
In 2021, Suzanne McCormick became the first woman to serve as President and CEO of YMCA of the USA. A 30-year nonprofit executive, Suzanne is a sought-after speaker and thought leader in the nonprofit and social impact sectors. In her role, she serves as an inspiration and symbol of what’s possible for future women leaders, including the millions of girls and young women who engage with the Y as members, participants, staff and volunteers. Learn more about Suzanne
YMCA of the Triangle Chief Volunteer Officer
Throughout the YMCA of the Triangle's history, volunteer leaders have been the driving force of our YMCA's success. They push us to serve in bold, new ways to help ensure our organization continues its 165+ year legacy of strengthening communities across the Triangle.
In January, Amy Baker began her two-year term as Chief Volunteer Officer of our YMCA, taking over the reigns from Kari Stoltz. Amy is an expert in the field of accounting for public and private companies and currently serves as Global Client Service Partner at EY. Amy has served the Y in a variety of volunteer roles – most recently as Vice President of the Board of Directors. Learn more about Amy
Mary Nash Rusher was the first female CVO for our Y, assuming the role in 2013-14. She currently serves as Chair of the Board of Trustees and as a member of the Finance Committee.
Y-USA Amplify
On March 8, Y-USA's Women's Leadership Resource Network (WLRN) will mark International Women's Day through a series of workshops. The goal of this virtual experience is to gather women and their allies who work and volunteer for the global Y Movement, to connect, empower and grow. The Amplify experience is free and open to all Y staff and volunteers.
