04/25/2026
✨ WBC Member Spotlight: Meet Shannon Spencer, Philanthropy Chair ✨
In my role as an Account Executive & Marketing Director at Angels of Mercy Home Health, I’ve learned that my true passion is connection. I love opening doors, building relationships, and helping women find the people, resources, and opportunities that move them forward. Whether it’s making an introduction or simply reminding someone of their strengths, I strive to show up as a connector and encourager every day.
Becoming deeply involved in service and nonprofit leadership was a turning point for me. Working alongside people navigating vulnerability, change, or uncertainty—both professionally in healthcare and personally through community service—taught me the power of empathy, presence, and purpose. I learned that leadership doesn’t always mean having all the answers; often it means listening, advocating, and walking alongside others with compassion and consistency. That realization continues to shape how I lead and how I live.
If there’s one value I’ll never compromise, it’s integrity. Doing the right thing even when it’s inconvenient or unseen. Trust is everything in both life and work. I want people to know that my word matters, that I will show up authentically, and that I genuinely care. Leading with integrity builds relationships that last and creates spaces where others feel respected, safe, and valued.
In this season of life, success looks a little different than it used to. It’s less about achievements and more about presence. It’s my family, my daughters, and especially being “Nonni” to my grandchildren—cheering them on, showing up, and soaking in the everyday moments that mean everything. This season of life is less about checking boxes and more about balance, joy, and presence.
Something people may not realize about me is how much of my heart is rooted in service outside of work. Being involved in community boards, nonprofits, and initiatives that support inclusion and connection fuels me and keeps me grounded in what truly matters.
If I could share one piece of advice, it would be this: trust that growth often begins before confidence catches up. You don’t have to have it all figured out—just be willing to take the next step. Say yes to opportunities that scare you, surround yourself with people who believe in you, and remember your voice matters more than you think.
So grateful to be part of a community like WBC that empowers women to grow, connect, and lead together. 💫
