WIN Executive and Leadership Team

Christine Quinn, the President & Chief Executive Officer at WIN, directs the overarching strategic vision for the organization. Overseeing the delivery of emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing, the President & Chief Executive Officer ensures that all programs align with the mission of achieving long-term housing stability for homeless women and children. This leadership role involves constant engagement with public policy stakeholders and private donors to secure necessary resources for operational expansion. By prioritizing data-driven outcomes, Christine Quinn optimizes the effectiveness of transitional housing services across the New York area. The President & Chief Executive Officer maintains rigorous standards for service quality, ensuring that every family receives the support required to transition into independent living. Through consistent advocacy and operational excellence, the President & Chief Executive Officer drives the organization toward sustainable growth and impactful community outcomes.

Staci Weissman, the Executive VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer at WIN, manages the fiscal health and long-term financial planning for the organization. Overseeing complex budget allocations for emergency shelter operations, the Executive VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer ensures that capital resources support the expansion of permanent supportive housing initiatives. This role requires precise oversight of grant management and regulatory compliance to maintain the financial integrity of the nonprofit. By implementing robust internal controls, Staci Weissman mitigates operational risks while maximizing the impact of every dollar spent on housing services. The Executive VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer collaborates with the board to forecast funding requirements, ensuring that the organization remains resilient against economic fluctuations. Through disciplined financial stewardship, the Executive VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer secures the necessary liquidity to sustain critical programs for families in need.

Joseph Memoly, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer at WIN, directs the daily execution of housing programs and facility management. Overseeing the logistical requirements of emergency shelters, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer ensures that all residential sites meet safety and quality standards for families. This role involves coordinating with internal teams to streamline the delivery of supportive services, including job training and childcare. By optimizing operational workflows, Joseph Memoly increases the efficiency of housing placements across the New York region. The Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer monitors performance metrics to identify areas for service improvement, ensuring that the organization meets its goals for housing stability. Through proactive management of facility assets and staff resources, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer maintains a high standard of care for all residents.

Sarah Tredwell, the Chief Operating Officer of Insider at WIN, manages internal communications and organizational efficiency initiatives. Overseeing the integration of internal data systems, the Chief Operating Officer of Insider ensures that staff members possess the tools required to support homeless families effectively. This role involves refining internal processes to improve the speed and accuracy of service delivery within the shelter network. By fostering a culture of operational transparency, Sarah Tredwell aligns departmental activities with the broader mission of housing stability. The Chief Operating Officer of Insider coordinates with other executive leaders to implement technology solutions that enhance case management capabilities. Through the systematic improvement of internal operations, the Chief Operating Officer of Insider supports the organization in scaling its impact across the New York market, ensuring that every internal function contributes directly to the success of the families served.

Sara Valenzuela, the Chief Operating Officer of Cultural Productions at WIN, directs the development of community-focused programming and public awareness initiatives. Overseeing the creation of educational and cultural events, the Chief Operating Officer of Cultural Productions ensures that the organization maintains a strong public presence to attract support for housing programs. This role involves managing partnerships with local artists and community leaders to highlight the challenges faced by homeless families. By leveraging cultural narratives, Sara Valenzuela increases public engagement and donor interest in the mission of long-term housing stability. The Chief Operating Officer of Cultural Productions coordinates with the marketing team to produce content that reflects the dignity and resilience of the residents. Through the strategic execution of cultural outreach, the Chief Operating Officer of Cultural Productions strengthens the brand identity of the organization within the competitive New York nonprofit landscape.

Ben Gu, the President Win Sing Animation at WIN, directs the creative and technical operations of the animation division. Overseeing the production of educational media, the President Win Sing Animation ensures that content aligns with the organization's goal of providing resources for children in transitional housing. This role involves managing creative teams to develop engaging materials that support the developmental needs of youth residing in shelters. By utilizing animation as a tool for communication, Ben Gu enhances the reach of the organization's educational programs. The President Win Sing Animation collaborates with other departments to integrate media assets into broader service offerings, ensuring a cohesive approach to family support. Through the innovative application of animation technology, the President Win Sing Animation contributes to the overall mission by providing creative outlets and learning opportunities for children navigating the challenges of homelessness.

Imogene Lewis-Broderick, the President at WIN, directs the governance and board-level strategy for the organization. Overseeing the alignment of board activities with the mission of ending homelessness, the President ensures that all governance practices support the long-term sustainability of housing programs. This role involves facilitating communication between the board and the executive team to ensure clarity in strategic direction. By maintaining high standards of corporate governance, Imogene Lewis-Broderick protects the reputation and integrity of the organization. The President monitors the progress of key initiatives, ensuring that the organization meets its performance targets for housing stability. Through the effective management of board relations, the President secures the commitment of leadership to the core mission. By providing guidance on policy and organizational structure, the President ensures that the organization remains well-positioned to serve the needs of homeless women and children.

Jennifer Williams, the PresidentCEO at WIN, directs the high-level strategic partnerships and external relations for the organization. Overseeing the expansion of collaborative networks, the PresidentCEO ensures that the organization maintains strong ties with government agencies and private sector partners. This role involves identifying new opportunities for funding and program development to address the evolving needs of homeless families. By fostering relationships with key stakeholders, Jennifer Williams secures the support necessary to sustain permanent supportive housing initiatives. The PresidentCEO monitors the competitive landscape to ensure that the organization remains a leader in the provision of shelter services. Through the strategic management of external alliances, the PresidentCEO drives the organization toward achieving its long-term objectives, ensuring that the mission of providing stable housing remains at the forefront of all community and policy discussions.