SPEAKERS

BETH BRODOVSKY, Event Host

President, Iris Creative

For 37 years Beth Brodovsky, president of Iris Creative, has believed that brand thinking is the key to connecting your mission to your marketing. Before launching Iris in 1996, Beth led the creative team at medical publisher ECRI, developing a family of brands, design and promotion for more than forty educational products. Supporting nonprofits, governments and small businesses, Beth is driven to help organizations focus so their marketing efforts achieve the biggest impact the fastest. Beth speaks and trains nationally to help build the skills of everyone trying to make the best choices for marketing today.

MEGAN ALT, Speaker

Communications Director, Montgomery County, PA

Megan Alt is the Communications Director for Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, where she leads a full-service communications team responsible for connecting nearly 900,000 residents to county programs, services, and initiatives through clear, accessible, and engaging communications. She oversees countywide strategy across media relations, digital communications, and creative services, working closely with the Board of Commissioners, Row Officers, and county departments to ensure a consistent and effective voice across government. Previously, Megan has worked in communications for Temple University's Fox School of Business, as well as Dexis Consulting on contract for U.S. Agency of International Development's U.S. Global Development Lab. She holds a bachelor's degree in international studies and a master's degree in strategic communication, both from American University in Washington, DC.

MOLLY GIORDANO, Speaker

Executive Director, Delaware Art Museum

Molly Giordano is the Executive Director of the Delaware Art Museum. She has worked at the Museum for more than a decade in successive leadership roles until assuming the top position in 2021. Prior to working at the Delaware Art Museum, Molly worked at West End Neighborhood House and was part of Governor Jack Markell’s campaign and transition team. She is Chair of the Fund for Women, serves on the New Castle County Public Art Commission, and is on the board of the Woodlawn Trustees. She is the immediate past President of the Board of the Delaware Arts Alliance.

Molly has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Delaware in Political Science and Journalism, a masters degree in Public Administration from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master’s degree in Creative Writing from Rosemont College. Molly lives in Wilmington with her husband, attorney Phillip Giordano, and their two young children. She enjoys writing fiction in her spare time.

MEDHA NANAL, Panelist

Founder, Principal Advisor & Systems Architect, Top Cloud Consulting

Medha is a fractional technology leader who bridges the gap between nonprofit leadership and IT teams, specializing in the responsible use of data and AI implementation. For over ten years, she has dedicated herself to translating nonprofit mission strategies into technology architecture and execution that maximizes impact.

Prior to nonprofit consulting, Medha designed products and managed complex software releases at prominent technology companies in Silicon Valley. This unique blend allows her to deliver outcome-oriented technology blueprints tailored to the needs of nonprofits. Medha holds a P.G. Diploma in AI from UT Austin. She works from her office in San Francisco Bay Area, and when she is not enabling missions through tech, she enjoys year-round gardening and global travel.

LIANA NATHAN, Panelist

Director, The Ursinus Fund, Ursinus College

With nearly a decade of experience in higher education and healthcare fundraising, Liana Nathan currently serves as Director of The Ursinus Fund at Ursinus College. She has held advancement roles at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Foundation and Drexel University and has extensive experience leading donor engagement initiatives and omnichannel fundraising campaigns. Liana is pursuing an Executive Master of Public Administration at Syracuse University and is passionate about philanthropy, leadership development, project management, and institutional engagement. She also serves as Chair of the Philly Annual Fundraising Conference.

MEGHAN REILLY, Speaker

Art Director, Iris Creative

For more than a decade, Meghan Reilly has helped organizations translate strategy into effective design that inspires action. A graduate of Temple University’s Tyler School of Art with a rare combination of design and business training, Meghan brings both creative thinking and marketing insight to her work. She joined Iris Creative as an intern and has grown into a leadership role, managing client projects and guiding the firm’s design team.

BETH ANN SPIEGEL, Panelist

Marketing and Development Manager, Shore Medical Center

Beth Ann Spiegel has spent her career helping nonprofit organizations tell meaningful stories and advance their missions. Her experience spans community arts, services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and, for the past 12 years, Shore Medical Center, an independent nonprofit community hospital.

A graduate of Temple University, Beth Ann manages marketing communications for Shore Medical Center, including social media, public relations, donor communications, internal communications, web and print content, and the organization's Speakers Bureau. As part of a small but mighty marketing team, she's embraced AI as a practical partner, using it to streamline repetitive tasks and create efficiencies that allow the team to focus on higher-impact work. Rather than replacing creativity, Beth Ann believes AI gives nonprofit communicators more time to think strategically, strengthen relationships, and tell the authentic human stories that inspire people to care, connect, and give.

REBECCA STUTLEY, Keynote Speaker

Executive Vice President, Brand, Storytelling and Communications, Kids Help Phone Canada

Rebecca is a marketing and brand leader with more than 20 years of experience building impactful brands across agency and client-side roles. She has developed award-winning campaigns and creative platforms for organizations including TD, IKEA, and Kids Help Phone, creating work that connects with audiences and drives meaningful results.

As Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Kids Help Phone, Rebecca leads a cross-functional team responsible for brand strategy, service outreach, fundraising campaigns, donor engagement, and strategic communications. She played a key role in the organization’s 2022 brand transformation, helping create an identity and creative platform that reflects Kids Help Phone’s mission to support young people across Canada.

A passionate collaborator and advocate for youth mental health, Rebecca is committed to using the power of brand and storytelling to create positive social impact.

JUSTIN WANDRO, Panelist

Chief Impact Officer, Good News Rescue Mission

Justin Wandro is Chief Impact Officer at Good News Rescue Mission, a faith-based organization working to end homelessness across Northern California. He leads regional strategy, philanthropy, and narrative change, drawing on nearly two decades at the intersection of philanthropy, community development, and faith-based mission. He's curious about where technology genuinely helps the work and where it just adds noise. He is also the founder and editor of HUMAN, a magazine telling the stories of people across the North State.