Ms. Brennan-Miller’s professional experience was grounded at IBM as an Information Developer on technical manuals for the US Navy, an Education Specialist running technical professional education programs, and as an IBM marketing representative in the higher education market. She carries IBM’s company values of “Respect for the Individual” and “Think” with her every day. Her freelance work included rewriting mutual fund prospectuses for Mellon Bank to improve readability and writing a user manual for a construction management software system.
As a dedicated volunteer, Ms. Brennan-Miller chaired the cultural arts committee for the Tredyffrin Easttown School District, ran annual fundraisers at Devon Preparatory, served as Vice Chair of the Chesterbrook Civic Association during several challenging community issues, chaired Gaudenzia’s Eastern Region fundraising dinner and auction, and co-chaired the Franklin Institute Awards Ceremony and Dinner. She has served as Board Chair at Surrey Services, where she continues to serve on the Board. She currently also serves as a Trustee at the Franklin Institute.
Ms. Brennan-Miller holds a BS in Managerial and Professional Communications from Carnegie Mellon University, a certificate from the University of Pennsylvania in Fundraising for Nonprofits, and certificates from LaSalle University School of Business Nonprofit Center in Nonprofit Management and Marketing and Communications.
Why I Serve at Gaudenzia:
I believe deeply in the dignity of every individual, and their right to live a healthy and productive life. We change lives every day at Gaudenzia, restoring dignity, improving health, and providing hope for those suffering from substance use disorders and mental health challenges. By supporting individuals and their families, we can break the devastating cycle of addiction. I have witnessed how Gaudenzia’s full continuum of care provides the foundation for successful recovery for our clients and their families.
