A graduate of Stanford University, Kathy Levinson has held numerous leadership and board positions in the finance and technology sectors. She leverages her experience to serve as an advisory board member at Illuminate Ventures, a venture capital firm that works with high-growth, lean start-up companies in the high-tech field. Outside of work, Kathy Levinson contributes to several organizations dedicated to equality for the LGBTQ community, including Gay and Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD), which has several upcoming events in 2017.

1. Kathy Levinson
GLAD's 36th Annual Summer Party

2. Introduction
 A graduate of Stanford University, Kathy Levinson has
held numerous leadership and board positions in the
finance and technology sectors. She leverages her
experience to serve as an advisory board member at
Illuminate Ventures, a venture capital firm that works
with high-growth, lean start-up companies in the high-
tech field. Outside of work, Kathy Levinson
contributes to several organizations dedicated to
equality for the LGBTQ community, including Gay and
Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD), which has
several upcoming events in 2017.
On July 29, GLAD will hold its 36th Annual Summer
Party at Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown,
Massachusetts. The event will take place from 4:00 to
7:00 p.m. and will give attendees the opportunity to
meet fellow GLAD supporters while enjoying light
summer fare and cocktails.

3. Annual Summer Party
 The Annual Summer Party will also feature an
auction led by celebrity auctioneer Kate Clinton,
who will auction away artwork, vacations, and
dining adventures.
Another major GLAD event in 2017 is its 18th
Annual Spirit of Justice Dinner, which will take
place on October 27 at the Boston Marriott
Copley Place. The event will begin with a
reception at 6:30, followed by dinner at 7:30 and
dancing at 10:00. GLAD’s most important event of
the year, the Annual Spirit of Justice Dinner will
bring together more than 900 allies to recognize
individuals who reflect the organization’s
commitment to a just society.