Jennifer Pagliara Named to The Women’s Fund Board
October 5, 2018
Jennifer Pagliara, CapWealth Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor, was recently added to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee’s Women’s Fund Board.
The Women’s Fund Board is composed of community leaders who believe deeply in ensuring that the needs of women and girls in Middle Tennessee are met both today and tomorrow. The Board’s members include a diverse group of women with a common passion for the Middle Tennessee community and the desire to improve the lives of all of its women and children.
You can learn more about The Women’s Fund here: https://www.cfmt.org/community-leadership/community-initiative/the-womens-fund/
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