Meredith Parfet
Head of Denali Venture Philanthropy and Ravenyard
Boulder United States (Colorado)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
A seasoned Colorado business leader and entrepreneur, Meredith Wilson Parfet was formerly headquartered in Denver, where she served as Chief Operating Officer of Trail Ridge Capital and consultant to Citigroup/Smith Barney. For the past eight years, Meredith Wilson Parfet has lived and spearheaded diverse business ventures in the greater Boulder area.
Meredith Parfet has been president of Boulder’s Denali Venture Philanthropy since 2012. Under her direction, this social impact investment fund invests in socially beneficial and environmentally friendly ventures in areas ranging from health care and education to micro-finance and high-tech products.
She has concurrently served as Chief Executive Officer of the Ravenyard Group since establishing this Boulder-based crisis communications company in April of 2019. Ravenyard maintains a particular focus on the development of communication strategy and messaging for leaders who are coping with significant professional or personal crises. Ms. Parfet recently provided insights into the management of the COVID-19 crisis in the Fast Company article “How to lead in times of crisis.”
Meredith Parfet has been president of Boulder’s Denali Venture Philanthropy since 2012. Under her direction, this social impact investment fund invests in socially beneficial and environmentally friendly ventures in areas ranging from health care and education to micro-finance and high-tech products.
She has concurrently served as Chief Executive Officer of the Ravenyard Group since establishing this Boulder-based crisis communications company in April of 2019. Ravenyard maintains a particular focus on the development of communication strategy and messaging for leaders who are coping with significant professional or personal crises. Ms. Parfet recently provided insights into the management of the COVID-19 crisis in the Fast Company article “How to lead in times of crisis.”
