Mackenzie Warren Kay Joins Board of Directors of Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada
Mackenzie Warren Kay, a shareholder in Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s State Government Relations Group, has joined the board of directors of Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada. The organization is committed to ensuring that all girls have access to programming that fosters personal growth and self-advocacy while helping them build friendships, confidence and leadership skills.
In her role, Warren Kay will support the organization’s strategic and fundraising efforts and serve on one of its committees. She looks forward to contributing to an organization that aligns with her passion for empowering young girls, especially as a girl mom.
“The Girl Scouts’ mission resonates with me on a personal level,” said Warren Kay. “I believe in giving every young woman the tools to be resilient, joyful, independent and confident enough to dream big—Girl Scouts does that.”
For more information, visit https://www.girlscoutsnv.org/.
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