The current manager of the San Francisco Giants, Gabe Kapler has been in professional baseball since 1995. Passionate about philanthropy and social change, Gabe believes his privilege should be used to amplify the voices of non-privileged communities.
Gabe’s first experience with a non-profit was with the Gabe Kapler Foundation to combat domestic violence. He now uses his platforms to discuss inequality and diversity. Commited to social justice, Gabe began developing Pipeline for Change to create an avenue of opportunity for individuals interested in working in sports.
Given his experience on and off the field, Gabe believes a more diverse world in business and in sport creates a more inclusive atmosphere, attracts a larger audience and makes for stronger organizations across the board.
Gabe’s first experience with a non-profit was with the Gabe Kapler Foundation to combat domestic violence. He now uses his platforms to discuss inequality and diversity. Commited to social justice, Gabe began developing Pipeline for Change to create an avenue of opportunity for individuals interested in working in sports.
Given his experience on and off the field, Gabe believes a more diverse world in business and in sport creates a more inclusive atmosphere, attracts a larger audience and makes for stronger organizations across the board.
Stephanie St Amour is the Executive Director for Pipeline for Change Foundation.
Stephanie is deeply committed to the belief that diverse voices lead to better organizations and communities. Since high school, she has seen that a non-traditional background should not be a barrier to entry to future opportunities and continues to put this practice into place with her work with Pipeline for Change and her other roles in real estate and business management. As part of this work, she oversees a diverse team of people with many different backgrounds, identities, languages and lived experiences.
Her work with Gabe drew her to be part of the exciting evolution of Inglewood, CA. She currently resides in Southern California with her service dog, Blasto.
Stephanie is deeply committed to the belief that diverse voices lead to better organizations and communities. Since high school, she has seen that a non-traditional background should not be a barrier to entry to future opportunities and continues to put this practice into place with her work with Pipeline for Change and her other roles in real estate and business management. As part of this work, she oversees a diverse team of people with many different backgrounds, identities, languages and lived experiences.
Her work with Gabe drew her to be part of the exciting evolution of Inglewood, CA. She currently resides in Southern California with her service dog, Blasto.
