Alonda Williams is the President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound, Washington's largest youth mentoring organization, where she works to connect young people with the relationships and opportunities they need to thrive. Before stepping into nonprofit leadership, she spent two decades in corporate roles at companies like Microsoft, Verizon, and Qualcomm — proof that career paths can take real turns and still lead somewhere meaningful. A TEDx speaker and published author, Alonda is passionate about using technology, including AI, as a tool for equity and access — and about building the next generation of leaders who stay curious, ask bold questions, and never stop growing.
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Alonda Williams(she/her)
President & CEO, BBBSPS · Big Brothers Big Sisters Puget Sound
Montclair State University - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick - MBA, Marketing; UCLA Anderson School of Management - Executive Education, Leadership, Multicultural Leadership;