Our Board of Directors
Our ZERO TO THREE leadership team takes a unique multidisciplinary approach to child development. They bring together the perspectives of many fields, and their expertise is rooted in all domains of development—social, emotional, intellectual, language and physical. The ZERO TO THREE management team and Board of Directors work together to promote children’s overall health and well-being in the context of family and culture.
Board Officers
Board of Directors
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Abel Covarrubias Founder and CEO
Aprendamos Intervention Team
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Chandra Ghosh Ippen Associate Director of the Child Trauma Research Program
University of California, San Francisco
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Mary Margaret Gleason Director
Tulane Infant Mental Health Services
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Jon Korfmacher Associate Professor and Director, PhD Program
Erikson Insititute
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Donna Levin Co-Founder
Care.com
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John M. Love Consultant
Ashland Institute for Early Childhood Science and Policy
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Tammy Mann President and CEO
The Campagna Center
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Andrew N. Meltzoff Co-Director
Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences (I-LABS)
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Lisa Mennet Founder and Clinical Director
Cooper House
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Catherine Monk Professor, Medical Psychology
Columbia University
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Michael R. Olenick President and CEO
Child Care Resource Center
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Eugene P. Stein President
Tikun Olam Foundation
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Barbara Thompson Former Director, Office of Military Family Readiness Policy
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Military Community and Family Policy
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Ginger Ward Chief Executive Officer
Southwest Human Development
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H. Marcel Wright Vice President of Behavioral Health Services
Adventist Healthcare
Board Emeritus
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Samuel J. Meisels Founding Executive Director
University of Nebraska's Buffett Early Childhood Institute
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Jeree H. Pawl Former Clinical Professor
Department of Psychiatry, University of California at San Francisco
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Kyle D. Pruett Clinical Professor of Child Psychiatry
Yale School of Medicine
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Arnold J. Sameroff Professor of Psychology
University of Michigan
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Jack P. Shonkoff Founding Director
Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
