Chanceé Lundy is Executive Director of the Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium, where she leads a $100 million strategy to invest in Black girls, gender-expansive youth, and women across 13 southern states. She came to philanthropy after two decades in environmental engineering, where she helped bridge communities and the infrastructure projects that affect them. Chanceé co-designed and implemented the Power, Innovation, and Leadership program at Harvard Kennedy School and was recently named to the NAACP’s inaugural Advancement List. She has appeared on Roland Martin, Joy Reid, and MS NOW discussing philanthropy, gender equity, environmental justice, and women in STEM.