Delma Madrigal serves as the Economic Equity Director and Bank On Fellow at Prosperity Works, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing financial stability for unbanked and underbanked communities. In her current position, Delma is leading the strategy and operations for the establishment of...
Delma Madrigal serves as the Economic Equity Director and Bank On Fellow at Prosperity Works, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing financial stability for unbanked and underbanked communities. In her current position, Delma is leading the strategy and operations for the establishment of the second Bank On coalition, Bank On New Mexico, which launched in April 2024. This initiative is part of a broader effort supported by the Cities for Financial Empowerment (CFE) Fund, aimed at creating pathways to financial inclusion for families and individuals who have historically been marginalized in the banking system.
Delma’s expertise in project management is complemented by her adeptness at adapting methodologies to meet the unique demands of various projects and grant deliverables. She understands the relational complexities inherent in coalition building, engaging effectively with a diverse array of stakeholders, including community members, non-profit organizations, government entities, and grantors. Her ability to co-create and plan effective strategies is critical in fostering collaboration and driving impactful outcomes.
In addition to her strategic oversight, Delma is skilled in community engagement and volunteer management, ensuring that initiatives resonate with the populations they serve. Her experience in curriculum development and workshop facilitation allows her to design educational programs that empower individuals with the knowledge and tools necessary for achieving financial independence. With a strong foundation in public relations and organizational leadership, Delma is committed to strengthening communities and families through innovative solutions and collaborative efforts that promote economic equity.
