Devon Mirabal, MSW, is a Social Work Supervisor at Children’s Aid and an Overnight Campus Supervisor at JCCA, with experience supporting youth, families, and community-based initiatives. He earned his Master of Social Work from Hunter College and a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of New Haven. Devon has served in multiple nonprofit leadership roles, including as Chairman of the Latino America Unida Foundation, and is a Hunter College Strell Executive Leadership Fellow as well as an Institute for Nonprofit Practice Community Fellow. His motivation for joining the NY Foundling Junior Board stems from a deep commitment to strengthening communities, empowering future leaders, and giving back through service and advocacy.

Christopher Leake, PhD is the National Senior Vice President for Program Impact, Learning and Evaluation at Teach For America.  His division is responsible for organization-wide reporting, analytics, applications administration, strategic consulting and data governance.  His professional experience spans multiple industries. Before joining TFA he most recently served in several policy roles at the City and State level.  Additional posts include respective stints advising Former NY State Governor Andrew Cuomo and Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. As an economic researcher at MDRC, where he was the lead analyst and technical appendix author on numerous policy reports.    Noted for his research on the role educational outcomes play in employment markets, has been invited to lecture and present at top universities: Yale, Harvard, University of Pennsylvania and Stanford among many others.  Beginning his career in private equity at Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan, he later moved on to stints at Luxor Capital and Perry Capital. In his spare time, he enjoys classical music and is involved in philanthropy at Carnegie Hall, The Metropolitan Opera and The Park Armory.   Christopher completed his undergraduate studies at Columbia University and The Juilliard School and earned his graduate degree in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania.

Erica is a Private Wealth Advisor at Goldman Sachs. She previously worked on the investment team at Hall Capital Partners in San Francisco, where she helped build and manage customized, global, multi-asset class portfolios for families, endowments, and foundations. Erica earned a BA in Economics and English from Boston College and an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business. Her time at Boston College shaped a lasting commitment to service and community-building – values that inspired her involvement with The New York Foundling and its mission to empower children with the resources and care they need to thrive.

Ashley is a Clinical Trial Manager based in New York City, where she leads global clinical trials aimed at expanding access to innovative therapies. Passionate about improving health outcomes, she brings that same commitment to her role on the New York Foundling Junior Board, supporting its mission to strengthen families and communities and help people thrive.

Beyond her professional work, Ashley loves staying active and curious. You can often find her running along the Hudson, experimenting with seasonal recipes in the kitchen, planning her next travel adventure, or enjoying quality time with her family and her playful goldendoodle.