As co-founder and President of the CityBridge Foundation, Katherine Bradley is recognized for her significant contributions to our community through leadership, philanthropy, and volunteerism. Please join us as Katherine Bradley shares insights into her personal philanthropic journey, her perspective on sparking social change, and thoughts on how to maximize positive impact through conscious collaboration and effective philanthropy.

Join us for this opportunity to hear from a respected community leader as she reflects on her personal philanthropic journey, crafting a vision for change, and the value of giving back.

Friday, April 17, 2009
Luncheon: 11:30 - 1:30
at the Center for Education at Wolf Trap

Participation is complimentary and lunch will be provided.

Reserve your Space by April 10, 2009
Reservations are required and seating is limited.
Register online or call (703) 255-4030.

Katherine Brittain Bradley

Katherine Brittain Bradley is the president of CityBridge Foundation, a non-profit enterprise located in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Bradley co-founded CityBridge in 1994 with her husband, entrepreneur and magazine publisher David G. Bradley. CityBridge directs practice areas in education and international health and created ServiceCorps, a corporate civic engagement initiative.

Originally formed as The Advisory Board Foundation to focus on problems in international development and pediatric health, CityBridge Foundation has more recently redirected its focus toward improving educational opportunities for students and helping to close the educational achievement gap between higher and lower-income children. In 2006, CityBridge launched a five-year initiative to improve quality and expand capacity in early childhood and elementary education in the District of Columbia. In 2007, CityBridge expanded its impact in education into the K-12 D.C. Public Schools space.

By engaging local business and public leaders, philanthropists and education activists in its mission, the Foundation seeks to leverage its work to stimulate broader public-sector change. Building and fostering strong community partnerships with existing best-in-class organizations is also central to the Foundation’s success.

In addition to her work with CityBridge Foundation, Mrs. Bradley serves as a board member for America’s Promise, the KIPP Foundation, Fight for Children, and Princeton University. She chairs the Washington regional board for Teach for America. She graduated in 1986 from Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Katherine and David Bradley have three teenage sons.