Executive Committee
The Executive Committee (EC) is composed of 12 undergraduate Hoyas who direct the SIPS Fund. From project evaluation to managing the endowment fund to hosting events, the EC serves as the public face of SIPS. The Executive Committee meets weekly and runs through various agenda items including potential partnerships, upcoming Board meetings, and applicants in the project pipeline.
The EC consists of an Executive Director, Managing Director, Internal Operations Director, Project Managers, and Finance, Outreach, and Impact Analysis Teams. Together, the EC ensures that SIPS is providing the resources necessary for students to engage in socially innovative projects or public service opportunities, whether here in the U.S. or abroad.

Executive Director
Maeve Tuohey is from Silver Spring, Maryland. She is a senior in the College majoring in Justice and Peace Studies with minors in Theology and Business. On campus, she works as an accountant for Students of Georgetown Inc. (the Corp) and is co-president of Survivor: Georgetown (based on the CBS show!).

Managing Director
Madison Cheng is a senior in the College from Brooklyn, NY, majoring in American Studies with minors in Government and Global Development. On campus she is involved with the Student Advocacy Office (SAO) and Georgetown Students Demand Action. In her free time she enjoys reading, playing tennis, and exploring DC museums and restaurants.

Impact Analysis Director
Siona Mondal is from Pleasanton, California. She is a senior in the College majoring in Political Economy and Math. On campus she’s involved in the Women’s Ultimate Frisbee team, and in her free time you’ll probably find her on Healy Lawn chasing discs and hanging out with friends.

Finance Director
Aashna Nadarajah is a junior in the School of Foreign Service from Toronto, Canada, majoring in Business and Global Affairs. On campus, she is involved in the Georgetown University Alumni and Student Federal Credit Union and the Georgetown University Small Business Corps. In her free time, she enjoys watching thriller movies, hanging out with friends, and exploring running trails in D.C. She has been involved with SIPS since freshman year and is excited to continue engaging with both local and global social impact initiatives.

Internal Operations Director
Marisa Gracias is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences pursuing a major in Psychology on a Pre-Law track. She is from Jackson Hole, Wyoming and in her free time she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, baking and exploring DC. On campus, she is an active member of the Blue and Grey Tour Guide Society, Pre-Law Society, Hoyas for Human Rights club and Kappa Kappa Gamma’s Eta Tau Chapter.

Outreach Director
Will Lindsey is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service, planning to major in Culture and Politics with a concentration in Language Policy. He is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and loves watching horror movies, playing tennis, and learning new languages (like Spanish and Mandarin). At Georgetown, he is a Research Assistant for the Center for Latin American Studies, and is involved in Innovo Consulting, the Jack Crew, and the Eating Society.

Interim Finance Director
Renzogio Garcia is a senior student at the McDonough School of Business and planning to double major in Finance and Operations and Analytics with a minor in Computer Science. He is from Jersey City, NJ and enjoys cooking, tinkering, and playing volleyball. On campus, he is involved with Club Filipino, the Asian American Musical (no) pressure, Hoya Taxa, and BlackGen Capital Hoyas.

Project Manager
Anya Pallamreddy is from Bangalore, India. She is a senior in the College majoring in Economics. Outside of the classroom, she’s passionate about sports and fitness (she did competitive swimming in high school!) and learning new languages. Having grown up in India, she has become more and more interested in social entrepreneurship over the years and is so excited to be a part of SIPS to take that passion forward both for herself and for others.

Project Manager
Sharon Xie is a Junior in the School of Foreign Service and is planning to major in International Political Economy. She was raised in Shanghai, Paris, and Boston and is deeply invested in the global nonprofit sector. In her free time, she enjoys baking, going to art galleries, and writing articles for the newspaper.

Project Manager
Maahir Kasliwal is from Long Island, New York and is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service studying International Political Economy. He is so excited to serve as a Project Manager this semester in SIPS! Outside of school, Maahir is a passionate Letterboxd movie reviewer.

Project Manager
Sasha DiMare is a sophomore in the School of Business and project manager for SIPS, born and raised in Palm Beach, Florida. In her free time, she enjoys watching documentaries and photography.

Project Manager
Abby Grizzle is a freshman in the School of Foreign Service from Manhattan, New York City. In addition to being a project manager for SIPS, she competes with Georgetown’s Model UN team and is a staffer for NCSC & NAIMUN. She is also involved with Campus Outreach and Outdoor Education. In her free time, she likes to play board games and ukulele.

Project Manager
Chris Kim is a sophomore in the School of Business from New Jersey, majoring in finance and accounting and minoring in Russian Literature and Culture. Beyond SIPS, Chris is a principal within the startups division in Georgetown Student Capital Partners and a member of the Hilltop Microfinance Initiative. In his free time, he loves to go on long-distance runs and explore different farmers’ markets.

Project Manager
Leighton Borgmann is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in Government and Economics. He is originally from right here in Washington, D.C., and loves to spend his time hiking, cooking, and skiing.

Project Manager
Paul Nassar is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service, studying Science, Technology, and International Affairs. He is from Lebanon but grew up in Saudi Arabia and England, and, beyond SIPS, he’s involved in Georgetown’s Grilling Society and Club Triathlon.

Deputy Impact Analysis Director
Angie Wang is a first-year business student from the greater Philadelphia area. Outside of SIPS and the classroom, she’s involved in club volleyball, Product Space, and The Hoya. She’s excited to be more involved in Georgetown’s social entrepreneurship scene and support students with their ventures.