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Stephanie Cornell has been named executive director of the Walton Family Foundation. “Her perspective will help us continue evolving and find new ways to unlock opportunity for people and communities,” Annie Proietti, chair of the foundation’s board, said in a news release.
Cornell has various experiences with philanthropic organizations. She previously was a managing director of the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, a global venture philanthropy nonprofit. Cornell was a strategic adviser, thought leader and board member for portfolio organizations with widely varied social missions and geographic focuses. She also was part of the group’s operating committee and leadership team, guiding decisions on communications, policies and overall culture and firm practice. Before her time at DRKF, Cornell co-founded Strategic Grant Partners, which provides resources and support to nonprofits; Project Health Children, now known as Sanku, an organization that aims to address key health issues affecting children globally; and the Maranyundo Initiative, a nonprofit focused on improving education for girls in Rwanda.
Cornell holds a bachelor’s in English and environmental studies from Oberlin College in Ohio and a master’s in business administration from Stanford University and was a fellow with Harvard’s Advanced Leadership Initiative.
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