Michelle Guillermin

Michelle Guillermin is a seasoned executive and turnaround specialist, known for her ability to help organizations navigate complex challenges and achieve sustainable growth. As a member of executive leadership and consultant to C-suite executives and boards, she helps organizations respond to threats and opportunities by addressing the full strategic vision – from growth and diversification to philanthropy and sustainability. Drawing on her deep experience in both the corporate and philanthropic sectors, Guillermin works closely with organizations to develop tailored solutions that address their unique needs and goals, while ensuring operational effectiveness and scalability.

Guillermin has a track record of success in driving change and innovation across a variety of industries and issue areas. For example, during her tenure as chief administrative officer of Women for Women Worldwide, she oversaw global operations in conflict zones and implemented a major governance realignment. She also led the food and beverage sector’s relationship with City University of New York to develop cross-sector partnerships that supported corporate philanthropy in underserved communities. Other areas she has addressed include childhood obesity, emergency medical relief, and civic engagement.

Guillermin is widely recognized as a leading turnaround resource, having worked closely with large non-profits, financial institutions, for-profit organizations, and government agencies facing crisis. She has developed and executed detailed plans that have helped clients refocus their operations on new and profitable activities, establish beachheads in international markets, and implement tactical operational and financial adjustments. Her expertise in infrastructure development, regulatory compliance, and international expansion has helped numerous organizations achieve sustainable growth and profitability.

In addition to her professional work, Guillermin is a passionate photographer and conservationist. Her published works have been exhibited in galleries and museums, and she is a member of several conservation organizations. Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Virginia and is a non-practicing CPA. She has served on several boards and committees, including the National Museum for Women in the Arts, the Equal Footing Foundation, and the Board of Trustees of the Army War College.