Executive Women of the Palm Beaches (EWPB) is proud to welcome two leading businesswomen to its membership. New members are welcomed to EWPB based upon their stellar business accomplishments, charitable involvements and community impact.
Lisa Huertas (Jupiter resident)is the Major Gifts Officer for the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. Prior to the Community Foundation, she was the Director of Philanthropy for three years with the Palm Beach Opera. Huertas has more than 15 years of experience in fund development and has been involved in numerous community agencies, such as Voices for Children of Palm Beach County, Miami City Ballet, Yale Club of the Palm Beaches, The Benjamin School and the Junior League of the Palm Beaches. She has a Masters in Business Administration, Arts Administration from SUNY – Binghamton and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Yale College.
Paige Hardy Gillman (Palm Beach Gardens resident) is an Attorney with Mrachek, Fitzgerald, Rose, Konopka, Thomas and Weiss. She is a Litigation Associate with a concentration in intellectual property, corporate disputes, Sunshine Law, general contract disputes, construction and commercial foreclosure defense. She is also a board member for the Florida Bar Young Lawyer Division Board of Governors, 19th Circuit. Gillman earned a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from the University of Florida and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. She was admitted to the Florida Bar in 2008.
Empowering women to succeed and lead, Executive Women of the Palm Beaches is a nonprofit professional association that inspires integrity, equality and leadership in the workplace and community. The organization provides year round programming and events to enhance the skills and knowledge base for women across Palm Beach County. The group is comprised of leaders from across a number of industries who together help to educate and inspire future women leaders. For more information on Executive Women of the Palm Beaches, or to learn how you can submit an application for membership, please visit www.ewpb.org or call (561) 868-7070.
