Nicole Stellner spent her career in strategic planning and finance roles at Honeywell and Weyerhaeuser. Her education includes a BS in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, an MBA from the University of Washington and a certificate in Nonprofit Management from the University of Washington. Her board service includes Artist Trust, Velocity Dance Center, Seattle Open Arts Place, Annex Theatre, Macha Theatre Works, Seattle Public Theater, Shunpike, and 14/48 Projects. Nicole grew up in Minneapolis before moving to Seattle for graduate school. She is a lifetime arts patron, supporter, volunteer and advocate with a passion for social justice.

Nicole joined Washington Women’s Foundation in 2017 and has served on many grant committees, including Collective Grants leadership. She joined WaWF to learn about collective giving with a passionate group of women. She stays because of our continued transformation and responsiveness to community voices.