Aixa Beauchamp
Industry Leader
INDUSTRY EXECUTIVE
Independent consultant with 30 years of experience collaborating with a range of philanthropic institutions, nonprofit organizations, and stakeholders to improve programmatic structures and resources that strengthen their work with communities.
Industry Executive with program expertise extending from philanthropic and organizational development to economic mobility and education and public health initiatives focusing specifically on underserved communities. Throughout her career, Aixa has been actively engaged on numerous nonprofit boards and intermediary organizations. She presently holds positions on the boards of the Latino Equity Fund at The Boston Foundation, Boston Children’s Hospital Trust, and the Corporation of Mass General Brigham. In the past, she has also served on the boards of organizations such as the Latino Commission for the Commonwealth, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Workforce Development Board, and Hispanics in Philanthropy, among many others.
Speciality Services: Project Management, Research and Project Design, Resource Development, Strategic Planning, Executive Coaching, Board Development and Governance.
Building a future of shared prosperity for Greater Boston.
Latino Equity Fund
Aixa is the co-founder of the Latino Equity Fund, a unique partnership between local Latino leaders and the Boston Foundation (TBF), and the first Latino-focused fund in the Greater Boston area. The LEF uses its influence and platform to amplify diverse voices and perspectives within the Latino community in Greater Boston, with a focus on achieving greater and more equitable access to economic prosperity and wellbeing. We partner closely with nonprofits, funders, government leaders, and the private sector, leveraging the strengths of the Latino community to educate stakeholders about issues and surface the most effective solutions to achieve systemic change. Since it was established in 2013, the LEF has raised more than $5 million, established an endowment to support the Latino community in Greater Boston in perpetuity, made more than $1.5 million in grants to community-based organizations, and created a dynamic platform to increase and galvanize Latino philanthropy.
