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Founder & CEO at Calabrese Consulting, LLC

As a member of the Board of Trustees for Sacred Heart Academy in Long Island, a school that has significantly shaped my family's lives across generations, I reflect on the impact of all-girls Catholic education. From a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy to the founder and CEO of Calabrese Consulting LLC, my journey underscores the profound influence of such educational environments on developing leadership, confidence, and empowerment among women. My career, spanning roles at KPMG, LLP to executive positions in publicly traded companies and founding a successful advisory firm, attests to the foundation built at Sacred Heart Academy. This institution is not just a cornerstone of academic excellence but a crucible for nurturing future leaders.   The closure of Our Lady of Mercy Academy and insights from the Global Sisters Report highlight a pressing challenge for all-girls Catholic schools, emphasizing the importance of philanthropy in preserving their mission and values. As a community, we must acknowledge the imperative to support and invest in the education of young women, ensuring they are not only prepared to take their rightful place at the table but to lead with integrity, compassion, and a commitment to social justice. Supporting Sacred Heart Academy and similar institutions is not merely an act of generosity; it is an investment in a future where women leaders are recognized not for their rarity but for their transformative impact on our world. This act of giving back is not merely generosity; it's an investment in a future shaped by empowered women leaders, inspired by the values instilled in me by Sacred Heart Academy.   #WomenInLeadership #GirlsEducation #EmpoweringWomen #CatholicEducation #AlumniGiving #Philanthropy #FutureLeaders #WomenEmpowerment #EducationForAll #LeadershipDevelopment #SacredHeartAcademy #SacredHeartAcademyAlumnae #calabrese

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