Meet Our Board

Board members passionate about the work of the Women’s Resource Agency guide the organization to reach its fullest potential. We currently have a board of directors consisting of 11-13 active members. Each represents different segments of our community and brings gifts of time, talent and resources. There are four officers of the Board. Each board member serves on one or two of our standing committees : Executive Committee, Finance Committe, Program Committee, Nominating Committee and the Fundraising Commitee.

Meet our current members:

Nadine Hensler

"As the President of the Board of Women’s Resource Agency I have been a long-time volunteer and supporter of the work of the Agency.  I am passionate about WRA because I believe in empowering women and teen girls to make better choices and to work to improve their lives. I know my life has been changed by being a part of the Women’s Resource Agency."

Nadine Hensler is a business development professional with DLR Group Architects; she is also the President of the Board of Women’s Resource Agency.

Nadine was a longtime volunteer in the Dress for Success program and joined the board in an effort to serve WRA in a greater capacity. Nadine currently serves as the Fundraising Committee Chair, and has led the steering committee for WRA’s annual gala fundraiser “Fashion to the Rescue” for 3 years.

She is also an active member with the Junior League of Colorado Springs and is passionate about the personal and professional development of women. Nadine holds a MBA from Colorado Technical University, is a Leadership Pikes Peak ‘Leadership NOW’ graduate and was recognized as the first LPP ‘Emerging Leader’ Award Winner in 2009.

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Lindy Conter

"Without the Women’s Resource Agency, there would be nowhere for girls to get the support they need to stay in school, stay healthy and reach higher goals."

Lindy Conter, a retired attorney in private practice and editor for John Wiley & Sons, has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois and a law degree from Loyola University.

Lindy is a longtime Women’s Resource Agency volunteer who currently chairs the Nominating Committee.

She believes that WRA serves a much-needed purpose in the community of ensuring that women and girls become economically self-sufficient. She also believes that It’s so important to give each person the wherewithal to become successful in each aspect of her life, and that’s what Women’s Resource Agency programs do.

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Reid

Reid Pollard

"The Women’s Resource Agency is committed to helping women improve their lives. This organization excels in its mission and it has been very uplifting to see some of the results of their hard work!"

Reid Pollard is the Chief Administrative Officer of Rocky Mountain Bank & Trust where he is responsible for data processing, special payments processing and finance. Previously he served for 22 years as the  President & CEO of Randolph Bank, a community bank in central North Carolina. In his spare time, Reid likes to spend time outdoors fishing or playing golf and tennis.

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Stella Hodgkins

Stella Hodgkins

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Patrick Butler

"Women still make about 75 cents to every $1 men make. The Women’s Resource Agency strives to empower women in achieving self-sufficiency, and eventually, economic equality."

Patrick Butler is a human resource services manager with Mountain States Empolyers Council; he is also the board secretary. He considers himself a feminist and wants to contribute to a respected nonprofit, such as the Women’s Resource Agency, that advocates for women.

Patrick believes that WRA fulfills a much-needed role in the community, thanks to its "wonderful staff and volunteers". He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, where he was awarded the History Graduate Student of the Year for 2007.

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Gayle Krzemien


"Part of our mission includes working with teenage girls so that the paths they choose will not lead to the dependent situations that many of their mothers, friends and female relatives have faced; changing their paths changes the future."

Gayle Krzemien, a mathematics faculty member at Pikes Peak Community College, joined the board in October 2007 and is the past President. She became involved with the organization through her job, by assisting Women’s Resource Agency clients who want to attend PPCC.

WRA has a commitment to women, to help them no matter what their circumstances, and an attitude of ‘You can come as you are, but you cannot stay as you are.’ The goal is to move a woman to a better place for her life. Without our help, many would not have the courage to imagine that their lives could be radically different.

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Terrie Cox Pauly 



"There are a variety of skills and abilities among team members that make WRA effective, however, the passion for helping women and girls is always central to what we do."

As a licensed clinical social worker, Terrie Cox Pauly has worked with many marginalized and oppressed women. As a WRA board member since October 2008, she’s been able to help empower such women.

"The passion is a constant, and without it, all of the efforts of those involved would not be as meaningful or effective," says Pauly, who is on the faculty of Newman University’s MSW program and an instructor and field coordinator. Without WRA’s services, she says: "Countless women and teenage girls in our community would not receive the gift of achieving their full potential."

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Liz

Liz Price

"The Women’s Resource Agency is effective because of the staff and volunteers who work tirelessly to meet the demands that women and teen girls in our community face."

A stay-at-home mom and registered foster care family, Liz Price has a Master’s of Science degree from Baylor University and is a certified health education specialist. She serves on the Nominating Committee, Fundraising Committee and Curriculum Planning Committee. As a foster care parent, Liz sees first-hand the economic and social hardships that women face and wants to be part of the solution.

I like that as an organization, we are constantly trying to anticipate future needs in our community and address them proactively. The staff and board are optimistic people.

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Jina

Jina Kim

"I am always so impressed with the passion, commitment and dedication shown by the Women’s Resource Agency staff, board and volunteer members in helping women achieve independence in all aspects of their lives!"

Jina Kim has lived all around the world and has settled down in Colorado Springs for the last 17 years with her husband and 3 children. She has a Bachelor's of Art from Ewha Womans University and works as a Real Estate Broker for Keller Williams Partners.

Jina serves on the Nominating and Fundraising Committee.

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Jill

Jill Webb

"I am passionate about bringing community influencers together to make positive changes in our community. The talent here is unstoppable and will transform many lives for the better. I am proud to be part of something so great - the Women's Resource Agency!"

Jill Webb is Director of Business Development at Central Bancorp and was recently awarded as a Rising Star Under 40 by the Colorado Springs Business Journal.

Jill is one of the newest members of the board and is also chair of the newly-created Marketing Committee.

A native of Colorado Springs, she is also very well connected in the community and uses her expertise in social media to further those connections.

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