Board
The Impact100 Louisville, Inc. (Impact100) Board of Directors (Board) currently is composed of eleven members, serving two-year terms, with the possibility of serving three consecutive terms. Carey Goldstein and Dani Kannapell, our two Founders, receive lifetime membership on the Board.
As a pediatric dentist in the community for over 24 years, Kim has worn a lot of different hats from teaching dentistry as an Associate Professor at the UofL School of Dentistry to private practice with Kids Dentistree in Middletown. Her passions lie in treatment of special needs and medically compromised patients, public health, nutritional and preventive care. She helped manage a grant at UofL and knows first hand the true impact it can make in our community. She did her undergraduate work at UK, her DMD degree at UofL and residency postgraduate training at Children's Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati. After slowing down from her practice, Kim has been thrilled to spend more time with her family and serving her community.
Robin has been a life-long educator and active community volunteer. She
received her Bachelor of Arts Degree and Master of Arts in Teaching from
Allegheny College (PA) and has taught every subject from elementary school
through graduate school in four states and on two continents. Since
returning to Louisville in 2009, Robin has served on the Boards of Teach
Kentucky and A Fund, Inc, as well as volunteering with Jefferson County
Public Schools, Francis Parker School, South Louisville Community Ministries
Rent Eviction Prevention, the Community Foundation of Louisville
Scholarship committee, and has served on the Impact 100 Letter of Intent
committee for three years.
Co-Vice President, Co-Chair of Grants Committee
Lucy has been an active volunteer in the non-profit community since moving to Louisville in 2017. With an MBA in Strategic Management and Finance from the Wharton School and a BS in Accounting from Penn State, she brings a range of corporate experiences to her volunteer work, including as an auditor at Deloitte & Touche, a business development manager at a telecommunications company in Seoul, South Korea, and a corporate strategist specializing in mergers and acquisitions within the wine industry at Diageo. Having worked across the US, Australia, Asia, and South America, Lucy is delighted to have found a new home in Kentucky with her husband, Brian, and their three children. She is excited about the opportunity to get more involved with the inspiring team at Impact100 Louisville.
Brett has 30 years user interface experience designing for digital and print. With a degree in Communications from the University of Massachusetts, she’s worked in Boston, New York, and now her adopted home of Louisville. She brings her experience to co-chair the Communication and Technology committees. Brett volunteers in citizenship classes with Kentucky Refugee Ministries, photographing animals for the Kentucky Humane Society, and as PTSA President at Manual High School. She and her family have also fostered dozens of kittens. Brett plays mahjong, and is happy to teach if you want to learn. She is constantly amazed by the passion of everyone she meets through Impact, and is excited to be more involved.
Jennifer has over 25 years of experience working with individual and business clients in her role as a tax partner with Louis T. Roth & Co., CPAs. She is a graduate of the University of Louisville and a native Kentuckian. Jennifer is a member of Hurstbourne Baptist Church and serves on the budget & finance committee and as a youth teacher and chaperone. She also serves as the treasurer of Crossings Ministries, and as past treasurer of the duPont Manual Baseball Booster club.
Tiffany is a seasoned educator and community leader with 28 years of experience helping organizations strengthen their impact and deepen community connections. She serves on the boards of Educational Justice and IEP Parenting Virginia and is the Executive Director of Breakthrough Louisville. Tiffany has founded coaching programs for DEI practitioners with the Association of Independent Maryland and DC Schools, facilitated board retreats for the Louisville Ballet and led staff training for Gilda’s Club Kentuckiana, both focused on community engagement and belonging, and presented nationally on leadership, equity, and organizational culture. She holds an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership, M.A. degrees in English Literature and Education, and a B.A. from Fisk University.
Co-Chair of Finance Committee
Originally from Chicago, Beth has called Louisville home for over 15 years. Her career spans IT and Operations roles with several global retailers, drawing on her BS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois and her MBA from Northern Illinois University. Today, she runs her own consulting firm, working alongside local businesses and nonprofits to develop and integrate processes into their daily operations. Beth is active in Louisville’s nonprofit community, having served on numerous boards and committees. She has been a member of the Impact100 Finance Committee for the past five years, where she has reviewed many exciting project proposals and looks forward to helping even more nonprofits bring their visions to life.
Co-Chair of BDEI Committee
Althea Allen Dryden centers her work and play around belonging, identity, and the stories we tell about both. She is a proud nonprofit professional. Althea currently serves the Program Director at the Louisville Story Program and works with local nonprofits to build capacity around storytelling and organizational development through her business, afromoon collaborations. She is a 2024 Bingham Fellow and a 2018 American Express Building Beloved Community Leadership Fellow. Althea earned an M.A. in African American Studies from the The Ohio State University and B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Pan African Studies from the University of Louisville. She joined Impact100 in 2021 and serves on the BDEI Committee. Althea is excited to learn and lead alongside the membership to build out the Impact100 community and build up the Louisville nonprofit community.
With a degree in Communications from Hollins College, Allison worked in Marketing Communications for Columbia/HCA and Humana. She also worked briefly on the account side of The Buntin Group advertising agency. Allison joined Impact100 at its inception in 2019 and served on the Events committee. She co-chaired the Big Reveal in 2022 and most recently served on the Grants committee, Education focus area. She is a former member of the Junior League of Louisville and Farmington Board of Regents. She is an active member of Second Presbyterian Church, currently serving as co-chair of the Pastor Nominating Committee.
Mason is a Louisville native and an attorney with Alex Davis Law, where she focuses her practice on advocating for individuals in product liability and medical malpractice cases. She serves as Co-Chair of the Governance Committee and as Legal Counsel for Impact100 Louisville. Mason earned her B.S. from Vanderbilt University in 2010 and her J.D. from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2015. Mason is passionate about giving back and remains active on the board of the University of Kentucky College of Law Alumni Association and runs the Louisville Chapter of the Vanderbilt Alumni Association.
Marcelle has had over 40 years of experience in the field of education. She retired from the Louisville Zoo as the Curator of Conservation Education in 2014 after 30 years. Since then, she has dedicated her time to conservation, spiritual, and social causes, volunteering for the Festival of Faiths, the Family Community Clinic as a Spanish interpreter, and WAGS Pet Therapy of Kentucky with her whippet, Bennett. She co-chaired the Big Reveal events (2022,2023).
Carey was a school counselor from 2003 in both middle and upper school until 2018 at Louisville Collegiate School. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Communication with a minor in Sociology from American University in Washington DC and a Master’s Degree in Education with a focus on Counseling from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA. Carey has taken her classroom and counseling experience to the St. Jude School in Arusha, Tanzania as a part of a teacher exchange program and presented on social-emotional learning in Chengdu, China. In 2018, Carey joined the Cultures of Dignity team as the Director of Owning Up Programs. Cultures of Dignity is a team of people that work with parents, educators, and young people to successfully navigate the challenges of young adulthood. She has been working with schools around the country as well as in Ghana and Brazil as a consultant and trainer of the social-emotional learning curriculum, Owning Up.
Co-Founder of Impact100 Louisville (KY), without doubt, for a resume, the most important thing I’ve done except being the mother of three great adult children, one of whom is the co in co-founder of Impact and without whom it would never have materialized. These same children have blessed me with seven ‘grands’. I have worked as a high school teacher, in marketing at a large company (Humana), the Executive Director of Louisville’s Main Street Association, and founded the Spanish School of KY (for adults). I thought I was retired until I learned of Impact100 and life has never been fuller.
Diane began her career as a middle school reading specialist in Chesterfield County, VA before receiving her doctorate from the University of Virginia. She joined the faculty at the University of Louisville in 1980 and retired after 36 years as a teacher educator, researcher, writer, chair of the Department of Early Childhood and Elementary Education, and director of the Nystrand Center of Excellence in Education. She has co-authored numerous professional books and articles. Since retiring, she has focused on working with various nonprofits. Diane is grateful to have been a part of Impact100 since its first year and looks forward to the work ahead.
Ginger is a graduate of the USAF Academy, retiring from the Air Force in 2017. In 2018, she co-chaired the Metro government’s first-ever participatory budgeting initiative. Then, in 2020, she served as the Director of Development for the Parks Alliance of Louisville, securing a grant for them from Impact 100. Currently, she is active in Leadership Louisville, Louisville Rotary Club, Impact 100 and president of the Belknap Neighborhood Association.
Past Boards
Impact100 Louisville would be nothing without the people who got it started, and kept it running in those first few years. As some of our original board members have moved out of the area, or onto other projects, we'd like to continue to recognize them for the extremely important work they got us through.Founding Board, 2019 - 2020
Alison Brehm
Luckett Davidson
Carey Goldstein
Dani Kannapell
Carroll Senior
Angela Singla
Deon Stokes