W4E board

Dawn Sandoe

Co-Founder and Founding President

"I am committed to empowering women in breaking the cycle of poverty to experience self-governance—both for themselves and as role models."

It's often been said that water is the new oil. If that's true, then women and girls need a bigger share of the profits. That's why I'm committed to Water for Empowerment in regard to safe access, sanitation, education, jobs training, and micro-enterprises.

As a business owner and communications specialist, I can help. That's why I am choosing to support WaterAid America's micro-enterprise program for young women in north eastern Nicaragua.

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Dawn Sandoe

Dawn Sandoe

Co-Founder and Founding President

Stephen R. Henshaw, P.G.

Co-Founder

"I want to be part of a dynamic group that can make a positive change to people's living situations without getting bogged down with bureaucracy."

As CEO of EnviroForensics, Steve brings considerable geological expertise to the W4E board, having worked in a variety of geological settings including soft sediments, fractured bedrock, glacial outwash, wetlands, and landslides. In addition, Steve has also conducted extensive work in environmentally sensitive areas inhabited by endangered species.

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Stephen R. Henshaw, P.G.

Stephen R. Henshaw, P.G.

Co-Founder

Carey Landis Gaskill

President
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Carey Landis Gaskill

Carey Landis Gaskill

President

Denise Ray

Treasurer
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Denise Ray

Denise Ray

Treasurer

Michele Murday

Event Chair
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Michele Murday

Michele Murday

Event Chair

Jackie Cabrera

Marketing Chair
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Jackie Cabrera

Jackie Cabrera

Marketing Chair

Scott Powell

Technical Co-Chair
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Scott Powell

Scott Powell

Technical Co-Chair

Pablo Cabrera

Technical Co-Chair
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Pablo Cabrera

Pablo Cabrera

Technical Co-Chair

Susan Dugan

Board Member
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Susan Dugan

Susan Dugan

Board Member

Andrea Eberbach

Board Member
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Andrea Eberbach

Andrea Eberbach

Board Member

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"The participation of women and girls is essential if we are to achieve access to water, sanitation and hygiene education in Nicaragua. What's more, when women are empowered through microfinance projects they generate household income that supports the broader needs of their families. As a result, investments in safe water and sanitation bring wider and more profound changes to the lives of women, their children and generations that follow."
- Joshua Briemberg, Director, WaterAid Nicaragua

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