Project Most has announced a new member of the Board of Directors, Yesenia Quichimbo. Quichimbo, an Ecuadorian native who grew up in Montauk, brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to the East Hampton community, noted a press release. With strong ties to the East End, especially the Latino community, Quichimbo is dedicated to fostering growth, empowerment, and connection.
“I have spent decades in roles that required building trusted relationships, negotiating basic to complex deals, analyzing market changes and evolving to meet such changes. As an Ecuadorian native, I have a deep appreciation and understanding of cultural heritage and community. My multicultural perspective enables me to foster inclusive environments where everyone feels supported and valued. This unique perspective allows me to connect with families from diverse backgrounds and advocate for programs that celebrate and support the rich cultural tapestry of our community,” Quichimbo said.
With a degree in political science with a minor in psychology, Quichimbo is a real estate associate with Saunders & Associates.
“Her diverse background, passion for education, and drive to uplift others align perfectly with Project Most’s mission to inspire students and families to achieve their utmost in life. We are excited to have her insights and energy on board as we continue to expand and enrich our programming. Please join us in welcoming Yesenia to the Project Most family,” said Project Most Executive Director Rebecca Taylor.