Tricia Levesque
Tricia serves as VP of Brand and Storytelling at Decolonizing Wealth Project, merging her 20+ years of expertise in law, business, communications, and entertainment. Previously, she held roles as General and Commercial Counsel and Chief Strategy Officer in New York, Los Angeles, and London, advising diverse organizations in the nonprofit and corporate sectors. Tricia earned a BS from UNC Chapel Hill’s Gillings School of Public Health and a Juris Doctorate from Seattle University School of Law. She is also an award-winning producer passionate about elevating compelling stories through media.
[body/long] Eva Brander Blackhawk (Western Shoshone, Newe Numa) serves as the Program Associate for the Decolonizing Wealth Project and Liberated Capital. In her role, she is responsible for managing grantmaking programs, with a specific focus on
strengthening systems building and data management, as well as nurturing relationships with both funders and grantees.Prior to DWP, Eva honed her skills and understanding of nonprofit strategies during her two-year tenure as a nonprofit strategy and management consulting fellow with Public Equity Group. Her work involved advising clients on strategic planning, efficacy before scale, and narrative change, demonstrating her ability to comprehend and address the goals and challenges of nonprofit partners.Eva studied Economics and Anthropology at Columbia University, where she explored the intersection of economic systems with social justice and Indigenous rights. Her academic experience includes multiple funded research projects on Indigenous language revitalization and futurism, as well as experience as a research assistant in the economics department working on the Racial and Ethnic Minority Career Trajectories in Economics project. She was also the president of the Native American Council and the Fashion Society at Columbia.