New Sector Alliance

Meet Corey Hemstreet, a member of our national Leadership & Longevity cohort. 🌟

A citizen of the Navajo Nation and passionate public health advocate, Corey has dedicated her career to advancing health equity for tribal and underserved communities through policy, program development, and advocacy. As Legislative Liaison for the Arizona Advisory Council on Indian Health Care, she helps bridge tribal governments and state leaders to address critical healthcare needs and strengthen outcomes for Arizona’s Indigenous populations.

Corey brings more than six years of experience in public health and a deep commitment to creating systems-level change. Through Leadership & Longevity, she is continuing to build her leadership skills, connect with fellow changemakers across the country, and help inspire the next generation of community health leaders.

We're honored to have Corey as part of this incredible network of leaders working to create healthier, more equitable communities. 🌱

🌟 Fellow Spotlight: Cierra “Cam” Miller.

Meet Cam Miller,a member of the Leadership Longevity Fellowship 2025–2026 National Cohort and a leader advancing innovation, economic opportunity, and community impact in Atlanta’s growing tech ecosystem. 💻🌱

Cam’s work sits at the intersection of technology, economic development, and equity. From managing multi-million-dollar federal grants to designing workforce and capital access programs, she is helping create pathways for small businesses and emerging leaders to thrive.

With a recently earned MBA and a passion for inclusive innovation, Cam brings both strategy and heart to her work, building cross-sector partnerships and investing in the future of equitable economic growth. Beyond her professional work, she also mentors rising leaders in tech and social impact, helping others grow alongside her. 💛

Through the Leadership Longevity Fellowship, Cam joins a national community of leaders committed to sustainable impact, wellbeing, and systems-level change.

Learn more about the fellowship → https://www.newsector.org/leadership-longevity

There’s something powerful about pausing at the midpoint of a leadership journey to reflect, reconnect, and recommit. 🌿

This week, members of the New Sector Alliance Leadership Longevity Fellowship gathered in person for a mid-point convening focused on community, collaboration, and collective action. Fellows explored opportunities to strengthen the Greater Boston food system through shared learning, ecosystem mapping, and collaborative problem-solving designed to create lasting systems-level impact. ()

The gathering was a reminder that sustainable leadership doesn’t happen in isolation — it’s built through relationships, reflection, and the courage to imagine new possibilities together. 💛

From wellness-centered leadership practices to collaborative intervention design, fellows continue building the tools, resilience, and partnerships needed to lead meaningful change for the long haul. 🌱

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Learn more about the Leadership Longevity Fellowship: https://www.newsector.org/leadership-longevity

🚨🌿 Summer internship opportunity — apply now! Looking to build real-world experience in the social impact space? We are hiring a Summer Associate (Boston, hybrid)!

As a Summer Associate, you’ll work on mission-critical projects supporting fundraising, program delivery, and strategy, including helping plan the Leadership Longevity Annual Convening and contributing to grant writing and partner outreach.

You’ll gain:
✨ Direct mentorship from senior nonprofit leaders
✨ Hands-on experience with strategy + fundraising
✨ Exposure to cross-sector partnerships and national networks
✨ The chance to make a real impact from day one

📍 Boston (hybrid)
🗓️ Summer 2026
⏰ Apply by May 22

If you’re curious, collaborative, and passionate about leadership + social change, this is your moment.

🎯 Apply here → https://www.idealist.org/en/nonprofit-internship/9ef11b62e4924fb5b80b5c4943f2ae90-summer-associate-new-sector-alliance-boston

🌿✨ Boston friends, this one’s for you. Join New Sector Alliance for an evening of connection, conversation, and community at our Leadership Longevity Fellowship Networking Social.

Whether you’re a fellow, alum, partner, or just passionate about leadership and social impact, this is your chance to meet others doing meaningful work across Greater Boston. 💛

🤝 Real conversations
🌱 Inspiring leaders
🍷 Light bites + relaxed networking

🗓️ Wednesday, May 6
⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM EST
📍 Althea Central Square

Come build connections that last beyond the evening. 🌱

🌟 National Fellow Spotlight: Bukola Ogunyemi!

Meet Bukola, a member of our Leadership Longevity Fellowship and a leader using the power of storytelling to drive real, systems-level change. 🌍

With 13+ years of experience in strategic communications, Bukola has helped translate complex global challenges into movements that mobilize action. At the International Finance Corporation (World Bank Group), he leads digital strategies, bringing visibility to a private sector portfolio in emerging markets.

Beyond his global work, Bukola is the Co-Founder & Executive Director of the Wole Ogunyemi Foundation, expanding educational access to 10,000+ individuals and supporting 200+ first-generation college students. His work reflects a deep belief that talent should never be limited by circumstance. 💛

Through the Leadership Longevity Fellowship, Bukola joins a community of leaders committed to sustaining their impact while strengthening the systems they serve. 🌿

🔗 Learn more about him and the fellowship → https://www.newsector.org/leadership-longevity

🚨✨ Join our team at New Sector Alliance - our Summer Social Impact Internship Application is now open, apply today! ✅
We’re looking for a mission-driven team member to support our work developing leaders and strengthening communities through programs like the Leadership Longevity Fellowship. 🌿 This internship offers hands-on experience in fundraising, program delivery, and strategic operations within a national nonprofit focused on leadership development and cross-sector impact.
This role is perfect for someone who’s highly organized, collaborative, and excited to work behind the scenes to bring impactful programs to life. If you’re passionate about nonprofit impact and systems-level change, we’d love to hear from you.
🎯 Apply here → https://lnkd.in/gE_Rux48
Come be part of work that invests in the people powering change. 💛

🌟 Fellow Spotlight: Meet Ashley. We’re proud to highlight Ashley, a member of our Leadership Longevity Fellowship (LLF) 2025–2026 National Cohort, a group of leaders committed to creating lasting impact while sustaining their own wellbeing along the way. 🌿

Through LLF, Ashley is part of a community focused on strengthening leadership from the inside out, building resilience, deepening connections, and driving meaningful, systems-level change.

Leaders like Ashley remind us that sustainable impact starts with investing in the people behind the work. 💛

🔗 Learn more about the program → https://www.newsector.org/leadership-longevity

🔗 Meet more Ashley and the other National fellows → https://www.newsector.org/our-fellows

Last Friday in Boston 💬✨ We had an incredible time coming together at Community Servings for our latest Boston Leadership Longevity session , grounded in connection, reflection, and shared purpose. 🌱
Through the New Sector Alliance Leadership Longevity Fellowship, we’re building a community of leaders committed not just to impact but to sustaining themselves and each other for the long haul. This cohort continues to show what’s possible when mission-driven leaders create space to learn, challenge, and support one another!

📸 Sharing a few moments from the day—grateful for this community and the energy in the room.

Boston LLF collaboration in action! 🙌 We love seeing our participants teaming up to support each other, this time to help donate seafood products! Tell me more 👇

Every year, Food for Free recovers thousands of pounds of high quality seafood products from the annual Seafood Expo in Boston and redistributes it to various community partners, including the food pantry at Cambridge Community Center. This is one of the major highlights of the year for patrons who are able to freely select varieties of fish and shellfish that they would otherwise be unable to afford at the grocery store. This partnership between food rescue organizations like Food for Free and food redistribution sites like Cambridge Community Center helps cut down food waste at expo events while simultaneously improving the quality of products that are made available to families in need.