Jiu jitsu practitioner, daughter of Guyanese immigrants, high-level nonprofit cred — Rinier brings an extra quotient of cool to the job.

Plus, Robin Walton is named VP of Government and External Affairs at Inspira Health, and Zaria Watson wins the 2021 Harry Lewis Jr. Scholarship from Brandywine Health Foundation.

From Campus Philly to the Anti-Violence Partnership and PLSE, Allens Lane Arts Center to Pacem in Terris and the City of Philadelphia, leadership changes this week break through the glass ceiling. Plus, multiple organizations appoint new board members.

"Police are trained to pull a gun. We need people trained to deal with people in crisis. And we know it works because we’ve done it on the inside," say the brothers, who are Certified Peer Specialists and Wellness Recovery and Action Plan facilitators.

Plus, Laura Otten retires after 20 years as the executive director of the Nonprofit Center at La Salle University.

The festival director of the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival talks with Generocity about building community, co-creation, celebrating Latinx diversity and the importance of staying true to yourself.

Yates will work with local, state and federal elected officials to support Public Health Management Corporation's programs and subsidiaries.

Plus, more moves at Community Legal Services, West Philadelphia Skills Initiative, Planned Parenthood Pennsylvania Advocates, Juvenile Law Center, Inspira Foundation and Health Care Improvement Foundation.

The robotics dinosaur company founder "Dino Don" Lessem, and his wife, nonprofit fundraiser Valerie Jones, will pitch the sharks on Friday, May 21 on ABC.

After a 12-year tenure at the Education Law Center, Lowman takes the helm of the the small but vital organization which started placing volunteers in school libraries in 2003.