Marie Davidson

Headshot of Marie Davidson wearing a white blouse and black suit jacket on a teal background.

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Associate Director

2019

Marie Davidson is an associate director at Social Finance, supporting the impact advisory services and impact finance teams.

Marie’s work at Social Finance has spanned from building outcomes-based partnerships that expand permanent supportive housing in Anchorage, Alaska to advising Connecticut’s Office of Early Childhood on their workforce-focused initiatives. Across these engagements, Marie seeks to support state and local government partners in building systems of shared accountability and transparency with service providers, leveraging programmatic and administrative data to drive decision-making, and engaging with the community to inform projects and processes.

Previously, Marie worked as a Consultant in Deloitte’s Strategy & Analytics practice, where she helped consumer-focused clients address a variety of strategic and operational issues. She also led Deloitte’s global pro-bono consulting program, serving nonprofit organizations in Ghana and Northern Ireland. Prior to Deloitte, Marie interned at the United Way of Metropolitan Chicago and Teatro Catalina, a youth empowerment organization in Nicaragua.

Marie graduated summa cum laude from the University of Notre Dame with a BBA and MS in Accounting and a minor in Theology.

As an aunt to ten nieces and nephews, young children are near and dear to my heart. Through my work at Social Finance, I’m able to connect that passion every day as I work to create a more affordable, accessible, and high-quality early childhood system that supports families and educators in Connecticut.

Insights

Alaska’s First Pay for Success Program Helps People Experiencing Homelessness Get—And Stay—Stably Housed, Resulting in First Outcome Payment
Anchorage Alaska

Alaska’s First Pay for Success Program Helps People Experiencing Homelessness Get—And Stay—Stably Housed, Resulting in First Outcome Payment

As a result of the measured impact the Home for Good program has had on individuals experiencing persistent homelessness in the community, the Municipality of Anchorage made its first outcome payment in July 2021.

Marie Davidson, Annie Dear, and Emily Bogan