Jillian Martin, LCSW

Jillian Martin, LCSW

Camp Director

Jillian Martin joined the Camp Harbor View team at the beginning of the 2018 summer season. During the summer, she is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day at camp, including the daily activities, program partners, and staff. With over 10 years of experience in summer programming for youth, Jillian truly believes that children learn best when they’re having fun and children have the most fun when they’re at camp. During the school year, Jillian’s head is always in summer as she plans for the next camp season. Her goal is for campers to return each summer and learn something new in a fun and safe environment.

Jillian holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from Boston University and a Master of Social Work from Simmons College. When she is not planning for camp, she can be found running with Sole Sisters Running Club or volunteering with Jewish Big Brother Big Sisters of Boston’s Magic! Program.

Danielle Halderman

Danielle Halderman

Director of Finance & Human Resources

Danielle Halderman joined Camp Harbor View as the Director of Human Resources in 2017 bringing over 26 years of experience in both the non-profit and corporate sectors.

Danielle’s passion is to build talented, diverse, inclusive workplaces where employees thrive being their authentic selves, a culture where diversity is not just a conversation but a vital business imperative. Prior to joining Camp Harbor View, Danielle spent 8 years at The Partnership Inc., a non-profit firm that provides strategic planning, support, and guidance for organizations to build diverse leadership at every career stage.

For nearly 10 years, Danielle has served as a mentor and board member for Silver Lining Mentoring, serving youth in foster care through committed mentoring relationships and the development of essential life skills. Danielle continues to emphasize the value of mentorship for hundreds of young people at Camp Harbor View.

Danielle and her husband, Brian, reside in Swampscott and enjoy teaching young people leadership skills through their love of sailing.

Dyana Guillaume

Dyana Guillaume

Special Projects Coordinator

Dyana Guillaume has been a part of the Camp Harbor View family since 2011. Dyana started as a camper at the age of 12, went through the Leader in Training Program, and then became a member of the summer camp staff, as both a group leader and a team leader. She is now a full-time member of the Camp Harbor View team as the Special Projects Coordinator.  She also works closely with Executive Vice President, Lisa Fortenberry, and Chief Operating Officer, Josh Waxman, managing their calendars along with program operations and day-to-day office needs.

As the Special Projects Coordinator, Dyana takes on projects such as service days and offsite events offered to families throughout the school year.  She also works closely with Jenny Callahan, Director of Scholarships & Alumni Engagement, on the Camp Harbor View Scholarship Program. In addition, during the summer, Dyana helps manage day-to-day camp operation needs as well as coaching and supporting group leaders at camp.

Dyana graduated from Emmanuel College with her Bachelor of Arts in Forensic Science and Criminology.  Although Dyana got her degree from Emmanuel, her heart belongs with Hampton University where she spent majority of her college years.  Her goal is to eventually work for the federal government.  She believes one of the most important acts of living life is giving back to the community.

Lisa Fortenberry

Lisa Fortenberry

Executive Vice President

Lisa Fortenberry is one of Boston’s most established, innovative, and inspiring leaders in the youth development field, bringing nearly 20 years of experience to her current role as the Executive Vice President of Camp Harbor View.

Since joining CHV in 2018, she’s led efforts to transform the organization from a summer camp for thousands of middle schoolers to an organization that partners holistically with young people and families through a vast range of wraparound supports. Today CHV offers year-round leadership development, college and career access, and clinical and family support programs for more than 200 young people and the adults in their lives.  Furthermore, the organization has developed and launched several initiatives to address economic stability and mobility for families, including one of the most extensive privately funded guaranteed income programs in the United States to date. Prior to CHV, Lisa held various leadership positions at City Year and Scholar Athletes. In these roles, Lisa worked strategically with Boston Public Schools and other community stakeholders to develop and scale a variety of student support programs serving thousands of young people on their path to high school graduation and post-secondary success.

The depth and breadth of Lisa’s investment in the success of Boston’s young people is also evident in her community ties. Lisa is a current board member for the American Camp Association New England affiliate as well as a Founding Trustee Member of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter School, former board member of the Orchard Gardens K-8 School, and a participant in many community initiatives over the last decade including Boston Public Schools’ Level 4 School turnaround efforts and district redesign teams. She also served as Senior Fellow for the Institute of Nonprofit Practice Core Certificate program.  Lisa is an alumnus of Bridgewater State University and a graduate of UMass Boston’s Emerging Leaders Program and the American Express Leadership Academy. Lisa is a current fellow in the Black Leadership Institute out of the Institute for Nonprofit Practice and a resident of Quincy with her husband, Stephen, and their two sons.

Elizabeth Donohue

Elizabeth Donohue

Director of Philanthropic Operations

Elizabeth Donohue has been a part of the Camp Harbor View family since 2012, serving as a managerial stakeholder in a number of capacities including development and finance, external partnerships, operations and organizational sustainability. As the Director of Philanthropic Operations, she works with the leadership team identifying infrastructure and product outcomes that will prioritize strategic opportunities for Camp Harbor View’s growth. In partnership with her colleagues, Elizabeth manages and works to identify the appropriate organizations, timelines, and resources needed to operationalize these opportunities and works to make sure Camp Harbor View’s plans for the future are implemented and goals are met.

Elizabeth graduated from Loyola University, Maryland in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science. She lives in Scituate with her husband Jake, and outside of work can usually be found walking through the woods or on the beach with her dog, Austin.

Richard Armstrong

Richard Armstrong

Chief Development Officer

For more than 25 years, Richard Armstrong has forged innovative multi-sector partnerships that achieve aggressive revenue goals, enhance donor investment and engagement, and progress strategic and organizational priorities.

As a senior executive for non-profit industry leaders including now Camp Harbor View, previously Boston Ballet and City Year, Richard partners with companies and individuals to turn institutional assets into powerful and innovative brand-building platforms – sustainable, experiential, and inclusive of consumer, philanthropic, and organizational goals. Richard has worked with world class cultural institutions, innovative non-profits, artists, athletes, community, civic and corporate leaders with a singular focus on building ground-breaking partnerships and sponsorships that advance the common good and strengthen the bottom line.

Most importantly, Richard combines real-life, in-the-trenches leadership experience with executive coaching skills that bring out the best in people and their teams.