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Monica Cordova | New Mexico Assets Consortium Director
Monica is the Director of the New Mexico Assets Consortium at Prosperity Works. She is responsible for the management of 23 state-wide sub-grantees establishing policies and procedures for our asset building strategies throughout the state. Cordova joined the Prosperity Works team in 2009 as the Family Development Specialist managing the Elev8 program in several of Albuquerque’s promising schools. Her previous experience in Family Development and her ability to speak Spanish allows her to work in many community organizations in New Mexico. She has a Family Development Specialist certification. Fun Fact: Monica believes in the saying 'if you love what you do, you won't work a day in your life." She does not work, she just loves what she does. |
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Dr. Ann Lyn Hall | CEO
Ann Lyn is responsible for the strategic leadership of Prosperity Works programs and initiatives. She supports our statewide advocacy network to build capacity in organizations and advocates for policies that generate economic prosperity. She developed a holistic, student support model at a local community college to support first generation students and student parents to achieve their academic and career goals. She is a national leader in financial coaching, asset building, and helping adults improve access for educational, employment, and financial outcomes. She has educated professionals regarding financial coaching, using data for program improvement, the impact of poverty on education, college student resiliency factors, and asset development. Fun fact: Ann Lyn loves to take photographs. She likes to see the big picture through wide angle lens and the tiny details through macro lens. |
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Delma Madrigal, PMP | Economic Equity Director & Bank On Fellow
Delma is responsible for developing and implementing economic equity and financial stability projects. She leads the strategy planning team for building the Bank On New Mexico Coalition. Prior to coming to us she launched the City of Albuquerque’s Bank On Burque Coalition and provided lead support for connecting young city employees to safe and appropriate checking accounts and meaningful financial education. Her experience also includes projects for supporting individuals with navigating “cliff effects” and exploring resources to pursue financial and educational goals. She is passionate about utilizing and adapting project management methods and tools within non-traditional spaces and non-profit work. Fun Fact: Delma is enthusiastic about applying Feng Shui in all her environments. One of her favorites is merging whiteboards and color markers (yang) with softness and plants (yin) in the same space. It really is good Feng Shui! |
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Ona Porter | Founder Emerita & Clean Energy Leader
Ona develops and tests high impact strategies that build the opportunities, knowledge and relationships required for all New Mexicans to achieve economic security and prosperity. Known for her powerful, no-nonsense approach to problem solving and strategy development in business, education, health and human services. Her tenacity to empower individuals and organizations to name and create the environments that lead to success may be measured by her oft stated remark, “Don’t tell me NO, tell me How!” She believes that, “working for what we do want instead of against what we don’t want,” allows individuals of diverse talents and perspectives to create and invest in high impact goals that change their lives. Fun Fact: Ona is an avid biker and can be found riding her bike in our community! |
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Aracely V. Serrano | Office Manager
Aracely is responsible for keeping PW’s office running smoothly—managing our bookkeeping, coordinating financial reconciliation processes with our accounting partners, managing office inventory and select communications systems, assisting staff with special projects, and liaising with the Board as necessary for coordinating strategic meetings. Aracely attended Nashua Community College in New Hampshire where she majored in Paralegal studies. Fun Fact: Aracely loves plants but doesn’t have a green thumb! |
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