Kristen Rosenbaum spent a decade working in mergers and acquisitions and private equity in both New York and London before pivoting to raise her family and focus on nonprofit leadership and philanthropy. She served on the Executive Committee of the Board of the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich for seven years and as Treasurer of her children’s school Parent Association boards. She is a member of Dartmouth College’s Centennial Circle, a community of alumnae who have raised more than $100 million for financial aid and who mentor the college’s first-generation female students. Most recently, Kristen served as Co-President of Impact Fairfield County, southern Connecticut’s largest women’s collective giving organization, which has awarded more than $2.8 million in grants to nonprofits across Fairfield County. She is also a partner at Tribeca Early Stage Partners, an investment group focused on fintech. Kristen earned a BA from Dartmouth College and an MBA from Columbia Business School. She lives in Greenwich, CT with her husband and five children.

Over the past ten years as a member, Committee Chair, and ultimately Co-President of Impact Fairfield County, I’ve had the privilege of learning about hundreds of non-profit organizations in our community. PEHT has always stood out to me because of its singular and unwavering focus on ending human trafficking and supporting survivors. What drew me to PEHT was not only the importance of its mission, but also the organization’s thoughtful, survivor-centered approach to creating lasting change, as well as its exceptional leadership team and dedicated Board. I’m especially excited to join the Board at such a pivotal moment, as PEHT embarks on its first social enterprise initiative and enters an exciting new phase of growth.

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