Malcolm Kelly
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Cameron Grillo
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Kara Weinstein
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Anna Lerner Nesbitt
Anna is the CEO of Climate Collective, an innovation network made up of climate tech entrepreneurs, investors, non-profit organizations and scientists––leveraging data and digital technologies to unlock climate and nature action at scale. She has almost two decades of experience leading investments and initiatives in service of positive climate and nature outcomes around the world. Prior … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/anna-lerner-nesbitt/">Continued</a>
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Emma Groman
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Sarah Lawless
Sarah joins the Wolfe’s Neck Center as the Open TEAM Communications and Administrative Coordinator with a passion for storytelling and facilitating complex and compassionate conversations. As a Maine native, she is excited to bring this work to her home state. Sarah is a graduate of New York University, where she studied Classics and Creative Writing, … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/sarah-lawless/">Continued</a>
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Madeline Delaney
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Clemson Smith Muniz
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Emily Carville
How did you first become connected with WNC? I first became a neighbor to Wolfe’s Neck Center in 2004, after moving to Maine, while renting down on Lower Flying Point. In 2011, my husband and I returned to the neighborhood and purchased a home together on the same peninsula, intent on raising our family down … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/emily-carville/">Continued</a>
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Alex Intraversato
Vice President of Merchandising, L.L.Bean How did you first become connected with WNC? I first experienced Wolfe’s Neck Center when my family and I moved to Freeport in 2008.  We’ve always felt incredibly lucky to have such a beautiful spot and amazing organization right here in our home town. Our kids attended Farm Camp in … <a href="https://www.wolfesneck.org/team/alex-intraversato/">Continued</a>
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