WIN Executive and Leadership Team

Christine Quinn, the President & Chief Executive Officer at WIN, directs the organization's overarching strategy and operational execution. Quinn spearheads initiatives focused on expanding emergency shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing solutions for homeless women and their children in New York City. This leadership role involves cultivating strategic partnerships and securing vital resources to advance WIN's mission of achieving long-term housing stability. Quinn ensures all programs align with the organization's core values and impact goals. The President & Chief Executive Officer drives the vision for WIN's continued growth and service enhancement, overseeing all departments to guarantee effective service delivery and community engagement. Quinn's strategic direction is critical for navigating the complexities of housing insecurity and championing the needs of vulnerable populations.

Staci Weissman, the Executive VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer at WIN, directs all financial operations and fiscal strategy for the organization. Weissman manages budgeting, financial planning, and resource allocation to ensure WIN's sustainability and capacity to deliver essential services. This executive role involves overseeing financial reporting, compliance, and risk management to safeguard the organization's assets and support its mission of providing housing stability. The Executive VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer plays a pivotal role in securing funding and optimizing financial performance to expand WIN's reach and impact. Staci Weissman's financial acumen is crucial for maintaining operational integrity and driving growth in support of homeless women and children.

Sarah Tredwell, the Chief Operating Officer of Insider at WIN, manages the operational framework for internal services and program delivery. Tredwell oversees the day-to-day functions that support WIN's mission of providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing. This executive focuses on optimizing resource allocation and streamlining processes to enhance the effectiveness of services offered to homeless women and children. The Chief Operating Officer of Insider ensures seamless coordination between different departments, fostering an environment of efficiency and responsiveness. Tredwell's operational oversight is crucial for maintaining high standards of care and support, directly contributing to the organization's goal of achieving long-term housing stability for its clients. Sarah Tredwell drives operational excellence across all internal functions.

Sara Valenzuela, the Chief Operating Officer of Cultural Productions at WIN, directs the operational aspects of programs focused on cultural engagement and community integration. Valenzuela oversees initiatives designed to enrich the lives of women and children served by WIN, ensuring these programs effectively support long-term housing stability. This leadership position involves managing the development and implementation of creative services that foster personal growth and well-being. The Chief Operating Officer of Cultural Productions ensures that all cultural programming aligns with WIN's broader mission and contributes to a supportive environment. Sara Valenzuela drives the strategic execution of these specialized services, enhancing the holistic support provided to clients and reinforcing WIN's commitment to comprehensive care.

Joseph Memoly, the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer at WIN, provides critical leadership in managing the organization's extensive operational activities. Memoly oversees the strategic implementation of WIN's housing programs, including emergency shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing, ensuring efficient service delivery across New York City. This executive role involves driving operational improvements and resource management to maximize the impact of WIN's services for homeless women and their children. The Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer ensures alignment between strategic goals and daily operations, fostering a culture of accountability and excellence. Joseph Memoly's comprehensive operational oversight is fundamental to WIN's success in achieving long-term housing stability for its clients.

Ben Gu, the President Win Sing Animation at WIN, leads the strategic direction and operational execution of the animation division. Gu oversees the development and production of animated content, ensuring alignment with WIN's broader mission of supporting women and children. This executive role involves managing creative teams and resources to produce high-quality animation projects that can potentially generate revenue or enhance brand visibility. The President Win Sing Animation drives innovation within the animation studio, fostering a creative environment conducive to impactful storytelling. Ben Gu's leadership is key to the success and growth of WIN's animation endeavors, contributing to the organization's diverse operational portfolio.

Imogene Lewis-Broderick, the President at WIN, provides executive leadership focused on advancing the organization's mission and strategic objectives. Lewis-Broderick oversees key initiatives aimed at expanding access to emergency shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing for vulnerable populations. This leadership role involves guiding program development and ensuring operational effectiveness to support long-term housing stability for women and children. The President drives strategic partnerships and resource development critical for WIN's continued success and community impact. Imogene Lewis-Broderick's dedication is central to WIN's efforts in addressing homelessness and empowering clients toward self-sufficiency.

Jennifer Williams, the PresidentCEO at WIN, holds a dual leadership position overseeing both strategic vision and executive operations. Williams directs the organization's core mission of providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing to homeless women and their children. This executive role involves driving organizational growth, fostering key partnerships, and ensuring the effective delivery of comprehensive support services. The PresidentCEO champions WIN's commitment to long-term housing stability and community impact. Jennifer Williams' leadership is instrumental in navigating the complexities of the non-profit sector and advancing WIN's objectives in New York City.