Enroot’s Transition to a New Executive Director

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Dear Enroot Family,

After almost 8 years as Executive Director and deep reflection about where Enroot is in its evolution, I have determined this is the ideal time for me to transition out of my role. I am thrilled  for Enroot to welcome a fantastic new leader, especially someone who shares lived experiences and core aspects of their identity with our students. Enroot’s Board of Directors has established a goal of welcoming our new Executive Director in January, 2022. I will be working closely with the Board, staff, students, and our larger community to ensure a smooth transition.

It has been a profound honor to be a part of a mission as important as Enroot’s, and to work shoulder to shoulder with such an incredible community of students, staff, Board, volunteers, funders and community partners since 2013. I’m proud of how far we’ve come together and of the strong foundation we’ve laid for Enroot’s best chapter ever, which is coming up next. More than anything, I’m grateful that the hard work we all invested together meant that so many more immigrant students had the opportunity to develop an unshakable sense of belonging, an exciting vision for their future, and many of the skills they will need to pursue it. Thank you to each and every one of you, for making this possible for each and every one of them.

With great appreciation, love and excitement for Enroot’s future,
Ben Clark
Executive Director
Dear Enroot Community,

We would like to thank Ben for his many years of service to Enroot, not only as Executive Director but also as a Board member and volunteer mentor. His leadership of the Enroot team and the relationships he has cultivated with students and their families, partner organizations, funders, and city government in the communities we serve has greatly strengthened our organization and has positioned Enroot for continued success. We wish him the best in his future endeavors. 

Allyson Allen and Tri Ho
Co-Chairs of Enroot's Board of Directors