About

Kristen Phillips, a Nashvillian since 2009, works in healthcare administration and has been a member of Impact Nashville since 2020. She immediately fell in love with the work of the grants committee for both the ability to support the amazing work by nonprofits in the Nashville community she loves, as well as the opportunity to meet and work with the supportive and driven women of Impact100 Nashville.

Contact Kristen:
president@nashville.impact100council.org

Professionally, Stacy is a multi-disciplinary business advisor who relocated from Utah to Tennessee in 2021.  A significant focus of her work with clients is to help them achieve their philanthropic goals. She has a long history in volunteering and has held various leadership roles within non-profit organizations, showcasing her passion for community impact. She is drawn to Impact100 for the opportunity to collaborate with exceptional individuals and to effect meaningful change on a larger scale.

Contact Stacy:
dataanalytics@nashville.impact100council.org

Ginger is a business owner who specializes in developing leaders to gain a competitive advantage and deliver sustainable business results. Ginger joined Impact 100-Nashville in 2017 with a belief in the strength of empowered women coming together to transform their community by pooling resources, developing partnerships, and investing in the future of Nashville.

info@nashville.impact100council.org

Prerna brings a unique blend of expertise in program leadership, strategic planning, and community engagement to the Impact100 Nashville Board. She strives to align diverse stakeholder needs to achieve impactful outcomes. Her commitment to community-driven initiatives is evident through her success in designing programs that boost participation, generate meaningful results, and inspire collaboration.

Prerna is passionate about empowering women and supporting collective giving to create lasting change. As a member of the Impact100 Nashville Board, she looks forward to leveraging her skills to strengthen relationships within the community and further the organization’s mission.

Contact Prerna:
communityliaison@nashville.impact100council.org

As a new Nashvillian, joining Impact100 in 2022 was one of the first things Nancy did to become part of the community. She is inspired by the difference that our grants make in the lives of our fellow Middle Tennesseans, especially women, children and young adults. After years as a technology leader, executive coach and board member of Women in Technology and other not-for-profits, Nancy is excited to advance Impact100’s mission by engaging our members and inspiring others to join our collective giving efforts. Nancy happily resides in East Nashville with her husband and near her daughter’s family. She also is an Advisor to the Nebo Company, a leadership coaching and development company.

Contact Nancy:
membership@nashville.impact100council.org

Jill Pepper moved to the Nashville area in 1993 and is the Co-Founder and CEO of Ozer Health. After a long career in healthcare, she founded Ozer to help people access more natural, integrative support for their well-being—something she became passionate about through her own health journey. She is also a Certified Project Manager and is excited to bring her leadership and organizational experience to the Impact100 Nashville Board to help advance the mission of the organization.

Jill was drawn to Impact100 Nashville because it offers a uniquely welcoming environment and a meaningful blend of philanthropy, networking, and camaraderie – allowing women to engage and lead on their own terms.

Contact Jill:
sponsorship@nashville.impact100council.org

Joanne is an attorney, community activist and philanthropist in Nashville, and is passionate about making Tennessee a welcoming and inclusive place to live. Besides practicing law, she has worked at social service agencies, owned a social enterprise and been an active volunteer on political campaigns and in numerous community projects.

Contact Joanne:
pastpresident@nashville.impact100council.org

Katherine is a seasoned creative professional with 25+ years building brands and designing products in the entertainment, healthtech, and fintech industries. She was thrilled to join Impact100 Nashville in 2022 after hearing its model of gathering 100 women donating $1,000 each to give incremental grants of $100,000 each year to local non-profits. Katherine looks forward to growing the Impact100 brand and awareness.

Contact Katherine:

marketing@nashville.impact100council.org

Brooke Trusley has lived in Nashville for over 20 years. She has been an Impact100 member for three years. She serves on Nashville Ballet’s Board of Directors, has co-chaired the Alexis de Tocqueville Society of United Way for 2023 and 2024 alongside her husband, Josh Trusley, co-chaired Nashville Ballet’s Ballet Ball alongside Joanne Sowell in 2022 and is involved at Cheekwood Botanical Gardens as well as the Adventure Science Center. Brooke lives in West Meade with her husband of 21 years and their identical twin daughters.

Contact Brooke:
finance@nashville.impact100council.org

Tara is an Attorney, specializing in advocating for disabled individuals. Tara also serves in other capacities making a difference; as a member of the Orphan, Foster, Adoption Ministry team at Brentwood United Methodist Church, serving as a volunteer Attorney for the Legal Aid Society, and as a Member Relations Committee member for the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. Tara has served on the Advisory Board/Committee and Grants Committee during her tenure and looks forward to the collaborative continuation of working together with other women making a positive and transformative IMPACT in our community.

secretary@nashville.impact100council.org