Nevada Women’s Fund Announces New Director of Operations and Events

RENO, Nev. – Nevada Women’s Fund (NWF) is pleased to welcome Marge Millar as the new director of operations and events. Having served on the board of directors for the past four years, Millar brings a wealth of knowledge, skills and experience to NWF as the organization ushers in its 40th year of empowering women to achievement in Northern Nevada.

After moving to Northern Nevada in 2000, Millar quickly established herself as an integral member of the community, serving as a dedicated volunteer for over a decade prior to her tenure as an NWF board member. The majority of Marge’s professional career was in banking where she worked as a branch manager at Nevada State Bank in Reno, Nev. There, she built strong relationships with many business professionals, which she leveraged to support her extensive work in the nonprofit sector with organizations such as Junior Achievement, the Veteran’s Guest House and Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful.

After a successful career in banking, Millar combined her passion for nonprofits with her professional experience in finance as well as fundraising and events to serve as business manager at Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful.

As an NWF staff member, Millar’s prowess in nonprofit and experience in operational oversight will serve as invaluable assets as the organization continues to fulfill its mission of empowering women across Northern Nevada.

Despite the many hats she wears, Millar’s favorite role is being a mom – her daughter Megan is now a sophomore at the University of Nevada, Reno. In her spare time, she loves to share good food and good wine with friends, travel with her husband or get lost in a good book.

For more information on the impactful work of Nevada Women’s Fund, visit nevadawomensfund.org or call (775) 786-2335.

About the Nevada Women’s Fund

Established in 1982 the Nevada Women’s Fund (NWF) has been supporting women and families through the allocation of education scholarships to help northern Nevada women increase their chances for a self-sufficient future. NWF works to identify the issues that affect Nevada’s women and families and facilitate solutions by recognizing and celebrating the outstanding achievements of women in our communities and providing them with the resources they need to become community leaders.