Angie Guerrero

Change-maker with strong experience in finance, operations, and people leadership.

Angie Guerrero is a seasoned public finance professional currently working in social impact consulting at Social Impact Partners. She has a robust background in the education finance sector, particularly in developing innovative lending products for public charter schools.

Professional Background

Current Role: At Social Impact Partners, Angie serves as the Director of Finance and Analytics. She specializes in creating strategies that drive philanthropic and commercial capital to support educational initiatives.2 3
Previous Experience: Before joining Social Impact Partners, Angie was the Vice President of Capital Solutions at Civic Builders, where she managed lending programs that secured nearly $500 million in capital for educational facilities, benefiting over 20,000 students nationwide.1 2 Her earlier roles include positions at The PFM Group and Fitch Ratings, where she focused on charter school finance and capital planning for educational institutions.1 2
Education: Angie holds an MBA in Finance and Leadership & Change Management from NYU Stern School of Business and an AB in Government from Harvard College.1 2

Expertise

Angie's expertise lies in:

Developing innovative financial products tailored to the education sector.
Managing large-scale funding initiatives that enhance access to quality education.
Advising on capital planning decisions for various educational and nonprofit organizations.

Her leadership in these areas reflects her commitment to improving educational access and outcomes through strategic financial solutions.

Experience

Vice President of Capital Solutions at Civic Builders

Director - Financial Strategy, Strategy Manager, Investment Associate at Civic Builders; Finance Manager at Johnson & Johnson; Director at Fitch Ratings; Consultant at The PFM Group

Education

M.B.A. in Corporate Finance, Leadership & Change Management from New York University, Stern School of Business (2013 - 2015); AB in Government from Harvard University (2002 - 2006)