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Angela Palmer-Titcomb has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from New York University, a master’s degree in mathematics education from Columbia University, and a master’s of business administration with a focus on global management from Thunderbird School of Global Management. She is currently working on a Ph.D. in Visionary Practice and Regenerative Leadership.
As an experienced generalist, Angela has a background in corporate social responsibility, education, nonprofit management, and the arts. She has dedicated her life to embracing and encouraging diversity, equity, and inclusion and is viewed as a trusted confidant and proponent of positive change on behalf of others and the teams she has led. She has worked as senior director of corporate social responsibility programs at Desert Financial Credit Union, vice president of organizational equity and special projects at AZ Impact for Good, marketing manager at The Phoenix Symphony and Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona, and gallery director at Kuivato and Creative Gateways art galleries.
Angela has an extensive background in education. Upon receiving a Math for America fellowship, Angela worked as a high school mathematics teacher in a transfer school in Brooklyn, New York where she served over-age, under-credited teens who were receiving their last chance to graduate with a high school diploma. Interestingly, this is also where her passion for diversity, equity, and inclusion work began and was further fueled through her work at Grand Canyon University and Arizona State University.
Angela is a proud accomplished speaker, mentor, writer, artist, and perpetual student. Her current research focuses on healing through heritage craft engagement which is informed by her personal experience as a biracial Korean American and her exploration of intergenerational colonial trauma and healing after growing up in White America.