Lisa Wolff joined FoHVOS in 2017 as the Executive Director and also serves on the steering committee for the FoHVOS Invasive Species Strike Team. Lisa holds an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School and has done management strategy consulting for over 25 years.
Her passions include Conservation, Education, and Racial Equity.
Lisa Wolff currently chairs the Hopewell Township Open Space Advisory Committee and is a member of the Woolsey Park Advisory Committee. She co-chairs the Mercer County Outdoor Equity Alliance, serves on the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Workgroup for the Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed and is a board member for Community Engagement for the Global Connections Foundation. She served on the Hopewell Valley Regional School District Board of Education for a decade and was their longest-serving Board President. She is the immediate past president of the Mercer County School Board Association.
An excerpt of Lisa Wolff’s Published Work includes:
- Community News – Monthly “Nature In The Valley” column
- Hopewell Valley Neighbors magazine conservation column – Reprinted at Executive Director’s Blog
- CDRW – Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Toolkit (2020) contributor
- School Leader Magazine, “One District’s Willingness to Start a Difficult Conversation.” NJ School Administrators and Boards statewide journal, March/April Cover Story 2017
- NJSpotlight – How About Moving Some Classes to the Great Outdoors When Schools Reopen?