About

Katherine was born and raised in Oakland County. After living out of state and abroad for many years, she returned home to raise her family and make a difference in our community. Always looking for ways to contribute, she has been involved in many aspects of our organization. Katherine serves as Impact100 Oakland County’s President.

A metro Detroit native, Emily is grateful to have returned to Michigan in 2017 after 10 years away. She balances work in retail data analytics with the demands from her real ‘bosses’ – her two elementary-age children. Emily was drawn to Impact100 due to the hyper-local aspect of the mission, bringing large-scale grants to non-profits in our communities right here in Oakland County.

Born and raised in Oakland County with a passion for volunteering, Aly joined Impact100 Oakland County in its inaugural year and now serves as Vice President and Nonprofit Grant Liaison. Aly was drawn to Impact100 for its ability to engage women to collectively make a bigger impact. Aly is the EVP of Corporate Planning & Culture for DP+ a full service advertising agency in Farmington Hills. She loves traveling with her husband, Brad and fur child, Stoli.

Kim spent about 20 years working in progressive finance roles in the automotive industry. Kim holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Illinois and an MBA from DePaul University She moved to Oakland County in 2014 from the Chicago area and has been involved with various local non-profits. She is thrilled to have been part of the Impact100 Oakland County since the inception and loves that 100% of her donation goes back into a community that has so much need.

Amy is past President and co-founder for Impact100 Oakland County and has lived in this area since 2010. She is also President of the Board of Trustees at Eton Academy and Chair of the Children’s Trust Fund of Michigan. She has her own business consulting company, which has been put on the back burner while she focuses more on nonprofit endeavors. Previously Amy worked for a Detroit based consulting firm as well as held various corporate leadership positions. She has her undergraduate degree from MSU and graduate degree from CMU. When not working, Amy enjoys spending time with her wonderful blended family.

Nikki Little is a life-long Michigander who much prefers the state’s glorious summers over its ever-lasting winters. She’s the VP of strategy at Franco, an integrated communications agency that works with B2B and B2C companies in a variety of industries. Nikki has been involved with Impact100 Oakland County for several years. She supported social media content for a few years and has since moved into the member communications role, managing all email communications. Nikki resides in Huntington Woods with her husband and twin boys.

Rosanne Siegal graduated from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Design degree. Rosanne works full time as a Customer Success Manager for California based technology company, Autodesk, assisting her Engineering & Construction clients imagine, design and create a better world through technology & data. Mother to two young children and married for 10 years, Rosanne and her family have recently moved from Wisconsin to Detroit, settling in Franklin. When not focusing on work her hobbies include sewing, cooking & singing with her kids, swimming & cycling with the family and planning their next family vacation.

Angel was born and raised in Battle Creek, MI, and moved to Oakland County in 1995 to be with the love of her life. She was a social worker and natural advocate long before she received her Bachelors and Masters in Social Work from Wayne State University and her certification as a trauma practitioner. Proud mom of two, Angel has spent the past few years cascading that training to her community. Child advocacy and primary prevention has always been her emphasis starting at the local level, Angel is now focusing at the county level to promote awareness of primary prevention as an active volunteer with several nonprofit organizations.

Denise is a retired information technology project manager. She lives in Clarkston with her husband Mike and dog Rex. She joined Impact100 Oakland County to make an impact on our community. She loves being part of this group of dedicated and talented women supporting the good work of nonprofits

Hope was born in Florida, and raised in Oakland County. The sunshine called her back down south to earn a B.S. and M.S. in Accounting from the University of Florida. During school, she joined a community service sorority to volunteer with and learn more about the Gainesville community. After graduation, Hope obtained her CPA license and moved back to Metro Detroit in 2018 to be close to her family again. She is currently an accountant at FANUC America. Striving to reconnect with her passion for serving others, Hope joined Impact100 and enjoys giving back and finding sisterhood again with kindhearted and successful women.

Jessica was born and raised in Toledo, Ohio and graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a degree in Environmental Studies. Following graduation, Jessica spent 8 years on active duty as a Marine Corps aviator. She is currently a Major in the Marine Corps Reserves and works for a local family foundation. Jessica is married with two daughters and serves as the Chair of Member Recruitment.

Lauren was born and raised in Cincinnati and moved to Oakland County in 2011. She is the owner of Neat Method Detroit, a professional organizing company, and has three children at home along with her fur baby. When she does have spare time, Lauren she enjoys drawing and painting, skiing, and cooking.

A native Metro-Detroiter, Robyn recently moved back “home” after living in San Francisco. She has spent the past decade working as a social worker in various non-profits serving a wide range of vulnerable populations. Most recently, she was the Executive Director of Marin Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), a non-profit based in Marin County, CA. Robyn has always been passionate about giving back to the community and is thrilled to be part of Impact100. Robyn holds a BA from the University of Michigan and a master’s degree in social work from Columbia University in New York. Currently, Robyn resides in Birmingham with her husband, twin children, and two dogs.

Susan Withrow is a retired business executive with more than 30 years of experience in marketing, sales, and automotive product development.   She earned an M.B.A. from the University of Michigan and a B.S. in Merchandising from the University of Southern Mississippi.  Susan and her husband live in Orchard Lake and they have two sons.  She has been involved with Impact 100 for several years and is honored to serve on the Board.

Linda is a life-long Michigander. Her psychology degree from the University of Michigan came in handy when raising her 4 spirited children who are now grown and starting families of their own. Linda has built a career in residential real estate over the last 20 years and is currently an Associate Broker with Max Broock Realtors-Birmingham. Linda is passionate about the mission of Impact100 Oakland County. Since 2017, she is proud to have served on grant review committees, on the Board as Member Communications Chair, and is honored to begin her newest role on the Board by the end of this year.

Maria was raised in Oakland County and graduated from Michigan State University in 2016 with a degree in Finance. She now works at Bank of America as a Commercial Associate supporting middle market companies based in Michigan. With a passion to give back to the community, Maria joined Impact100 in 2020 and is thrilled to be a board member. She currently resides in Berkley with her fiancé and Shih Tzu.

Ann graduated from Georgia Tech and the University of Michigan with degrees in Engineering and Business. She works full time at a major defense contractor, leading a team to support contracting and sales of combat vehicles to various international customers.  After living in California and Georgia, Ann settled in Oakland County with her husband and daughter. Ann is proud to have served on multiple grant review committees, and is excited about contributing to the board.