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Laura Lemus Joins WebServes Board

We are very pleased to announce the newest addition to our Board of Directors:

Laura Lemus, Nonprofit Partnerships Manager at monday.com, Joins WebServes

Laura is a proud Mexican immigrant with over 12 years of experience, passion, and commitment to nonprofit organizations, social justice issues, funder engagement, and philanthropy.

Today, she leverages her nonprofit expertise to serve nonprofits across the U.S. through the monday.com for Nonprofits Program. 

Laura has already engaged with ED and Board members with informed attention and enthusiasm.

Te recibemos con gusto.

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