Janiece Evans-Page

Janiece Evans-Page is the Chief Executive Officer of Tides, a nonprofit and philanthropic organization dedicated to advancing social justice.14 She assumed this role in January 2021.26

Professional Background

Prior to joining Tides, Evans-Page had an extensive career in both corporate and nonprofit sectors:

• She served as the inaugural Chief Sustainability and Diversity Officer at Fossil Group and Head of Fossil Foundation from April 2013 to November 2020.6
• During her 20-plus year career at Hewlett-Packard Company, she held various leadership positions, including Vice President and General Manager of HP's Imaging and Printing Attach Organization, which she grew into a $600 million+ global enterprise.35
• At HP, she also served as Director of Corporate Philanthropy, managing the company's $20M+ portfolio of global philanthropy programs.6

Achievements and Recognition

Evans-Page has been recognized for her leadership and impact:

• In 2018, she was honored by Ebony Magazine as one of its Power 100 awardees in the "Women Up" category.13
• She was selected as one of the honorees of the San Francisco Business Times' 2021 Most Influential Women in Business.4

Education and Board Memberships

• Evans-Page earned a B.S. in Social Sciences/Organizational Behavior from the University of California at Berkeley.3
• She holds an Executive M.B.A. from Golden Gate University in San Francisco.23
• She currently serves on the boards of Southern New Hampshire University, IDEO.org, and other non-profit organizations aligned with her passion for social justice.34

Leadership at Tides

As CEO of Tides, Evans-Page is leading the organization's efforts to:

• Broaden the reach of its impact and deepen its commitment to social change.1
• Shift power to communities of color and other groups historically denied power.4
• Address systemic solutions to some of the world's toughest problems, including equity, human rights, economic empowerment, sustainable environment, quality education, and healthy communities.2

Her leadership at Tides is characterized by her lifelong passion for social and racial justice, and her track record of transformational leadership in both corporate and nonprofit sectors.1