Dr. Ruth Browne Steps into the Spotlight on The Switch Podcast
Several weeks ago, Dr. Ruth Browne, the fearless leader of Ronald McDonald House New York, was invited on The Switch Podcast as a part of their 2024 Social Impact Women to Watch Series!
Also in this episode of The Switch, hosted by Lindsey Otto, Marketing & Communication Specialist at Nonprofit HR, Dr. Browne was joined for a panel discussion on the power of collaboration by three other extraordinary women also named to our 2024 Social Impact Women to Watch list: Morgan Monaco, President & Park Administrator of Prospect Park Alliance; Deb Kelsey, Recovery Coach & Navigator at Fishing Partnership Support Services; Dr. Ann Barnes, President & CEO of Episcopal Health Foundation.
We are thrilled to share this with our community. Click on the link below to listen to Dr. Browne share ideas on the future of Ronald McDonald House New York and the state of the larger community health space and our organization’s impact on it.
Click here to Listen to Dr. Browne on The Switch by Nonprofit HR.
Dr. Ruth Browne is President & CEO of Ronald McDonald House New York.
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