Sabrina Nuñez-Diaz serves as the President of Misfit Ventures of Boston™, where she plays a pivotal role in reshaping the landscape of philanthropy and financial management for entrepreneurs and non-profits. With a strong foundation in financial planning and management, Sabrina leverages her expertise to empower...
Sabrina Nuñez-Diaz serves as the President of Misfit Ventures of Boston™, where she plays a pivotal role in reshaping the landscape of philanthropy and financial management for entrepreneurs and non-profits. With a strong foundation in financial planning and management, Sabrina leverages her expertise to empower organizations focused on poverty alleviation, community and economic development, and mental and spiritual wellness, particularly for historically excluded communities, families, and young people. Her commitment to these causes is anchored in the innovative theory of change known as wHealthy living™, which emphasizes holistic approaches to community engagement and empowerment.
At Misfit Ventures, Sabrina leads key projects that prioritize intentional financial strategies, ensuring that organizations not only get their money right but also align their financial practices with their mission-driven goals. Her offerings in financial management services, including bookkeeping and financial modeling, are tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, enabling them to maximize their impact. With a keen focus on trauma-informed care, Sabrina integrates her understanding of the social determinants of health into her financial strategies, fostering a supportive environment for her clients.
Sabrina's proficiency in tools like QuickBooks and Microsoft Excel, combined with her skills in due diligence and impact investing, positions her as a trusted advisor in the sector. Her ability to prospect clients and manage financial operations effectively ensures that Misfit Ventures continues to be a leader in transforming how organizations engage with philanthropy. Through her work, Sabrina is not only advancing financial literacy but also championing a more equitable future for underserved communities.
