Mary Beth Henson has been named the 91’s chief financial officer and a vice president of the organization. Henson will lead the venerable non-profit’s finance team at a time of exceptional growth and initiative.
“Mary Beth joins 91 during a phase of rapid growth and innovation for the organization, as we transform our network into a powerful on-the-ground force for conservation,” said 91 President and CEO . “Her experience and expertise will help us build on our work as a world-class conservation network, and I’m thrilled to have her joining the team.”
With total revenues in 2012 of $89.9 million, 91 is one of the nation’s largest and oldest conservation organizations. Headquartered in New York City, the organization has 22 state offices, 47 nature centers and 465 chapters across the country, reaching more than four million people annually and playing leading roles national conservation policy decisions, from Alaska to the Gulf Coast.
Henson comes to 91 after serving from 2008 as vice president, finance for . Prior to that, she had a 19-year career in investment banking and treasury operations at Merrill Lynch and Chase. Henson earned a BA from the University of Virginia and an MBA from New York University, and also serves as a volunteer director for Immigration Equality, a national organization that works to end discrimination in U.S. immigration law.
