Jen Deaderick has written about gender and citizenship for the New York Times, the Huffington Post, Experience, and Dame. She is also a regular contributor on WGBH’s news show, Greater Boston. Since 2008, she has run the largest Equal Rights Amendment page on Facebook. In 2012, she founded the #UseThe19th campaign, which encouraged women to get out and vote. In 2017, she took over the social media for A is For, an abortion rights organization founded by Martha Plimpton and other artists. She is a lifelong Unitarian-Universalist, and once watched her mother portray Victoria Woodhull giving a speech from the pulpit of Arlington Street Church. Her book, She The People, is an illustrated history of women’s citizenship in the US from 1776 to now.

On January 18, 2023, Andrea Joy Campbell was sworn in to be the 45th Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, pledging to build economic prosperity and stability for all residents, prioritize the mental health and well-being of children, stop cycles of incarceration and violence and ensure the people across the state have access to the AG's Office regardless of their zip code, language or ability.

Susan is a Partner with over 28 years of public accounting experience and has specialized in the financial services industry throughout most of her career. Susan has served as an audit partner on several of Deloitte’s largest investment management accounts with responsibility for leading teams to deliver client service excellence. In this role she is responsible for the planning and execution of the audit process, including compliance with internal control requirements and industry regulations. In addition to her client service responsibilities, Susan holds many leadership roles at Deloitte. She is the Audit & Assurance Clients Leader, responsible for developing and executing strategies for delivering a differentiated client experience across Deloitte’s client segments, nationally. Susan is the New England leader for growth in Deloitte’s Private Company practice, which includes private equity-backed, family owned, and closely-held businesses. Susan previously led the New England Financial Services Industry practice, comprised of clients in the banking and securities, insurance, asset management and real estate sectors.