Meet the EGH Board

As a Realtor, Roger works with individuals who have a home and most likely a community. Roger joined the Board of Directors at EGH to work on the other side and help an organization that provides direct services to women who don’t have homes at the moment and need a supportive place to access services. 

As Head of People, Culture & Engagement Excellence at Darigold Marie-Claude was recently the recipient of the Puget Sound Business Journal‘s Women of Influence Awards, which honors the top female business and civic leaders. She joined EGH’s Board of Directors as she likes to contribute to causes that positively impact people in her community.

An authentic and wise facilitator, consultant and coach, Rahel thrives on helping individuals, teams and organizations reach their passion and potential. She creates an environment of growth and excellence where business and people transform.

Connie Carroll is an advisor at Pillar International Insurance Advisors with a focus on insurance planning and advanced underwriting for individuals and corporations. Connie was drawn to join the Board of Directors because of the culture of inclusion, respect and acceptance at EGH.

Erin is a Northwest native. She’s been an actress, restaurant owner and farmer. For the last 9 years she’s been a partner in The Actors Group, representing actors for film and television. Erin has been volunteering at the front desk for over 2 years and was drawn to board service by a desire to help support the continued growth and success of Elizabeth Gregory Home and the difference it makes in clients’ lives.

Glen is a business attorney, advising corporations, financial institutions, and individuals who have generally been fortunate in life. Glen joined the Board of Directors at EGH because he wanted to have a positive impact on people’s lives. His concern and empathy for the broken dreams of women who are homeless has motivated him to encourage all of us to help in any way we can.  

Michelle Gregoire is a deputy prosecuting attorney with King County where she tries cases ranging from child abuse to murder. Michelle joined the Board of EGH to help the homeless population of greater Seattle, including homeless women who all to often are the victims of the crimes she prosecutes.

Tammy is an Executive Vice President at First Sound Bank. Tammy joined the board of EGH to assist and support women who are at risk due to their homelessness, to meet their basic needs every day in a safe environment.

Miriam Okot-Okidi is an Administrative Manager at Seattle Children’s and a dedicated EGH volunteer. Miriam joined the Board of Directors at EGH to help women who are in vulnerable situations.

A former high school English teacher and is currently an ordained minister, Pastor Sue leads the congregation of the University Lutheran Church. She joined EGH’s Board of Directors to help carry forward the churches mission of serving the most vulnerable members of the community, women who are homeless.

As a native North Westerner, I spent my entire professional life as a real estate developer and property manager providing homes for people. Now I look for ways to improve the lives of people who don’t have homes. That is what Elizabeth Gregory Home does and is why I am pleased to serve on its board of directors.