Young Women’s Impact Network: NEW YORK

Taylor Ross is thrilled to be the president of the YWIN chapter for NYC for her third year having been a member since 2018. A graduate of Muhlenberg College with a degree in theater and vocal performance, Taylor also has a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Drexel University and a professional certification in Philanthropy and Non-Profit Fundraising from Northwestern University. She currently works for Temple Emanu-El as the Assistant Director of Development and is very active in the NYC Jewish social scene. She received the Women in Development of New York Rising Star Award for 2025 for at their Women of Achievement luncheon. When not raising money, you can find her frequenting NYC’s cultural institutions and the Bronx Zoo, as well as at a live performance event or concert and the lights on Broadway.

Hannah Greenwald is excited to join the NYC YWIN Board this year and help build a meaningful community in New York City. A longtime supporter of JWI, Hannah has worked on issues of domestic violence throughout her career and has been engaged with NYC YWIN events since 2023. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health and Psychology from the University of Rochester and a Master’s degree in International Development and Gender from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She is also an alumna of the JDC Global Jewish Service Corps, having served in Rwanda from 2017 to 2020 as the Public Health Fellow at the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village. Hannah currently works in business development at HIAS, a nonprofit supporting refugee communities in the U.S. and around the world. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, skiing, going to concerts, walking around NYC, and watching a lot of Netflix!

Lauren is so excited to join the JWI YWIN NYC board after participating in events for the last year. Having grown up in Florida, she is a "Reverse Snowbird", first studying journalism and integrated marketing at Northwestern University and now calling NYC home for the last six years.

Outside of JWI, she is a media strategist at WPP Media. In her spare time, she enjoys reading on the subway, punching things at a Rumble class, or watching sports (especially hockey!)

Hannah Daiell is excited to join the NYC YWIN Board this year and help support this wonderful community in New York City. Hannah has been involved with JWI for the past year. She believes that all women should feel empowered to be in control of their own finances. Hannah works in Finance and is so excited to be the Finance Chair. She has a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Florida, where she also studied math and dance. In her free time, she loves doing DanceBody workouts, curling up with a good book, and spending time with  her friends and family. She lives in Queens with her husband.  

Quinn Filler is delighted to join the YWIN NYC board for her first year. She loves attending JWI events and making new friends in her community, so she views it as an honor to serve alongside the inspiring women of this group.

Quinn moved to the area to work in Risk Management after graduating from Brandeis University in 2023. In her free time, Quinn loves reading, attending spin classes, and taking in the city through concerts, museum visits, and any other cultural opportunity.

Stefanie Haft is excited to join the JWI YWIN NYC board for 2026-2027. She has been an active attendee at events for the past few years and is looking forward to engaging with attendees this upcoming year. Stefanie previously served on the board of the Young Leadership of the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey. Stefanie received her bachelor's degree from UMASS Amherst and completed her masters degree in Speech Language Pathology at Seton Hall University. She works as a speech language pathologist at the Mount Sinai Hospital where she specializes in outpatient neuro-rehabilitation. She also works as an adjunct clinical instructor at Seton Hall University. Outside of work, you can catch her at the gym, an art museum or extending her Duolingo Spanish streak.