White Plains Nonprofit Names New Chief Program Officer

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- My Sisters’ Place, a nonprofit in White Plains that supports survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking through direct services, advocacy and community education, has named Diane Tukman as its new chief program officer.

My Sisters’ Place has named Diane Tukman as its new chief program officer.
Photo Credit: *Sherice Brammer Development Associate*

Sandra Diamond Fox

09/29/2015 8:00 a.m.

In her new role, Tukman will oversee all of the group’s counseling, shelter and outreach programs.

Tukman is responsible for the recruitment, development, and ongoing management of program directors and staff.

Tukman joins My Sisters’ Place with more than 28 years of program management, development and leadership experiences.

Most recently, Tukman served as director of development and programs at Bridges to Community in Ossining.

For more than nine years, Tukman provided leadership at Girl Scouts of the USA, and was focused on the creation of innovative programming on leadership development, violence prevention and healthy living.

Tukman also has extensive experience as an executive coach working with nonprofit professionals and Master of Business Administration students at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Business.

Tukman received a masters in social work from Boston University. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in behavioral disabilities and vocational rehabilitation from the University of Wisconsin's School of Education.

My Sisters' Place is at 1 Water St., #390.

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