“I am honored to be in the company of so many innovative and inspiring women,” says Winge. “It’s amazing to see the great work happening all around us, in so many areas, including the impacts nonprofits are having in their communities.”
MOWMP is the largest provider of nutrition and supportive services to seniors, homebound, and disabled communities in Monterey County. Along with 10+ years of nonprofit and community leadership experience, Winge has extensive expertise in fundraising, community relations, nonprofit, and human resource management. She attended UC Berkeley and Santa Clara University graduating with a master’s degree in counseling psychology.
In addition, she is Vice Chair of the Board for Meals on Wheels California, whose staff and volunteers provide oversight services and education to other Meals on Wheels programs throughout the state. She is a past board member of the Alliance on Aging for Monterey County and the Veterans Transition Center of California.
“I have dedicated my career to creating a better future for our communities. This is my life’s work, and I am humbled and grateful to join this distinguished class of like-minded women leaders.”
As part of her inclusion as one of the outstanding professionals on SVBJs list, Winge will be interviewed by the Business Journal on various topics, including the biggest challenges facing women in business and her goals for the next 10 years. Online and PDF versions of Winge’s special profile in the SVBJ will be published later this summer.
