Jill has worked with young people and parents in many interactive
capacities over the years including publishing and educational television.
Most recently, as an Anti-Defamation League facilitator, she’s
helped adolescents express themselves and develop their thoughts
about prejudice, bias and issues of discrimination in middle and
high school as well as on college campuses. Her work involved training
youth in ways to find allies and build bridges of understanding in
their communities at home and on campus. Jill’s work also extended
to the family context, as an educator and facilitator to help create
avenues of dialogue within families.
Jill received a BFA from Cornell University. She
is an Associate Member of the Independent Educational Consultants
Association. Jill lives in Lexington with her two sons and husband. |
Rosa was an investment banker at J.P. Morgan, and a trial lawyer
at Ropes & Gray and Gadsby & Hannah. In both capacities
she negotiated, advocated, and advised clients with very different
perspectives, giving her experience that is very useful when helping
students and parents manage the college application process. As
a banker and lawyer Rosa managed large quantities of complex data
- skills that are indispensable when managing and evaluating the
volumes of print and web based materials that inundate college
applicants today.
Rosa received a BA from Princeton and a JD from The University
of Chicago. She is an Associate Member of the Independent
Educational Consultants Association. Rosa lives in Concord with
her two daughters and husband.
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