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Click here to read our 2006 Annual Report.
Board
of Directors
President: Jacqueline Brown, Interstate Mortgage
Vice President: Michelle Smith, Medical Practice Management Consultant
Treasurer: Jeanne Van Shuff, CPA, CVA; Burr, Pilger and Mayer, LLP
Secretary: Chris Byrne, Workday
Shankar Bhattacharya, Retired Executive
Paula Heckler, CFP, Lincoln Financial Advisors
Sally Trautwein, Prudential California Realty
Rani Selvarajoo Urbas, Software Consultant
Advisory Board
Linda Bennett, Bennett & Co. Consulting
Kim Bhatt, Mowat, Mackie & Anderson
Susan Chritton, Pathways
Edna Coleman-Smith, UC Regents (retired)
Karen Crawford, Crawford and Associates
Jan de Urioste, WFO Purchasing Manager (volunteer)
Tracy Dietlein, Broadway Plaza
Virginia Draney, Law Office of Virginia Draney
Jennifer Fish, Merrill Lynch
Sue Green, WFO Oakland Shop Manager (volunteer)
Nick Horn, Lincoln Financial Advisors
Pamela Kan, Bishop Wisecarver
Carole Meagher, Marketing Professional
Joan O'Reilly, WFO Volunteer
David G. Olsen, Tom James Company
Chaula Pandya, Community Bank of the Bay
Sandy Woehl, Carlisle Collection
Jo Ann Yoshioka, Port of Oakland
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Hank Ramirez, Men's Program & Purchasing Specialist, with Executive Director Michelle Augenstein
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Staff
Michelle Augenstein,
Executive Director
Lynnette Thomas, Program Manager
Mia Georgiu, Volunteer and Event Manager
Carol Chiasson, Financial Analyst
Hank Ramirez,
Men's Program & Purchasing Specialist
Sunny Suppa, Inventory Coordinator
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Key Volunteers
Jan de Urioste, Purchasing Manager
Sue Green, Oakland Boutique Manager
Marilyn Scovell, Pleasant Hill Boutique Manager
Wardrobe For Opportunity
Founder
Jeri Foster
DID YOU KNOW .
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Wardrobe for Opportunity spends approximately $80,000 each year purchasing items that are not regularly donated including: plus-sized women's suits, shoes for women and men, handbags, men's belts, umbrellas and other items.
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In 2006, Wardrobe
for Opportunity
dressed nearly 2,000 low-income jobseekers.
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Since 1995, Wardrobe
for Opportunity
has prepared more than 14,000 clients
for the professional workplace in the Bay Area.
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