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Committees: Grants/AmeriCorps
Yolanda Londoño is Vice President of Global Social Responsibility for Tupperware Brands Corporation in Orlando, Florida. She directs and develops local and global philanthropic initiatives, cause-related marketing and global giving strategies with emphasis on programs that educate and empower women and girls. Tupperware Brands has a presence in more than 100 countries and more than 2 million sales force members.
Ms. Londoño joined Tupperware Brands in September 2006 after six years with JPMorgan Chase Bank in Houston, Texas where she was Vice President of Public Affairs. Her primary areas of accountability included identifying, funding and implementing strategic grant-making partnerships, sponsorships and volunteerism opportunities, government and community relations, and new business development.
Before joining Chase Bank, she was Director of Tourism for the Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau, where she managed efforts to promote Houston to domestic and global audiences. Previously, Ms. Londoño served as President and CEO of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the leading advocate for the economic and civic interests of the Hispanic business community in the Greater Houston region.
Prior work experience includes four years in Zimbabwe, Africa, where she worked with the U.S. Agency for International Development, and three years in London, England with Logica Ltd., an international software consulting firm. Her professional career encompasses leadership roles in community and economic development, strategic marketing initiatives, civic engagement and non-profit organization management.
Ms. Londoño was born in Bogota, Colombia. She and her husband Juan, have two sons, Julian and Andres.
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