Paris McDonald is a highly accomplished professional with extensive experience in leadership, problem-solving and operational efficiency. She has an unwavering commitment to advocacy and a passion for empowering individuals and creating transformational change. Paris is dedicated to supporting L.I.T.E.’s mission to amplify voices, restore self-worth, and foster intentional living.

 

​Her leadership has helped shape initiatives that support individuals in finding their voice, increasing their confidence, and achieving their goals. Paris’s work in Title IX training, student achievement, and educational programs reflects her deep commitment to advocating for individuals, particularly in underserved communities.

 

Paris helps empower others to become advocates for themselves and their communities.​

 

With a degree in Business Management from San Diego State University, Paris has honed her ability to define problems, formulate logical solutions, and adapt systems to improve organizational performance.​

 

Paris’s ability to build meaningful relationships, foster collaboration, and support educational initiatives is evident in her career and commitment to community-building.​Her work aligns with L.I.T.E.’s vision of creating a world where voices, once silenced, resonate with strength and purpose, fostering communities where every individual is valued and empowered.​

 

Paris is also skilled in creating and implementing systems that enhance efficiency, effectiveness, and organizational growth.​

 

Paris McDonald’s leadership, organizational expertise, and advocacy for education and personal growth make her an invaluable asset to L.I.T.E. She is excited to contribute to the organization’s transformative work, helping individuals unlock their potential and amplify their voices in a world that desperately needs their strength and insight.​

 

In her spare time Paris enjoys being a part of a Los Angeles run club.