Stefani Wolff
Stefani is an executive and board member who has worked at several Bay Area biotech companies including Genentech and most recently was COO at Nurix Therapeutics. She is an accomplished leader with a passion for biotechnology, innovation, and a desire to have an impact to help patients.
Stefani is a dedicated mentor to women in biotech and has spent her career empowering women leaders and expanding their network by hosting events for women to connect.
Stefani has been an active member of San Francisco’s public-school communities of Sunnyside Elementary and Gateway Middle School, including committee membership and fundraising. Stefani and her family are endeavoring to address societal inequities through development of a civil rights museum in her home state of North Carolina. By amplifying diverse voices and narratives, she’s contributing to a more inclusive understanding of history and promoting social change
Stefani admires Drew’s ethos of meeting teenagers where they are and giving them an environment to discover their voices, become advocates, and connect with faculty and staff on a genuine and personal level. She believes Drew is a treasure in the SF high school ecosystem and wants to highlight that value.
Stefani received her undergraduate in Chemistry from the University of North Carolina, UNC, and joined the university in genetics research. She continued her education with a graduate degree in Pharmacy. Her daughter Sydney, Drew class of 2026, enjoys history, creative arts and nurturing kids as a junior camp counselor in the summer. Stefani and her daughter love animals (3 rescues) and enjoy traveling, theatre, and spending time outdoors hiking, swimming and gardening.
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Stefani is a dedicated mentor to women in biotech and has spent her career empowering women leaders and expanding their network by hosting events for women to connect.
Stefani has been an active member of San Francisco’s public-school communities of Sunnyside Elementary and Gateway Middle School, including committee membership and fundraising. Stefani and her family are endeavoring to address societal inequities through development of a civil rights museum in her home state of North Carolina. By amplifying diverse voices and narratives, she’s contributing to a more inclusive understanding of history and promoting social change
Stefani admires Drew’s ethos of meeting teenagers where they are and giving them an environment to discover their voices, become advocates, and connect with faculty and staff on a genuine and personal level. She believes Drew is a treasure in the SF high school ecosystem and wants to highlight that value.
Stefani received her undergraduate in Chemistry from the University of North Carolina, UNC, and joined the university in genetics research. She continued her education with a graduate degree in Pharmacy. Her daughter Sydney, Drew class of 2026, enjoys history, creative arts and nurturing kids as a junior camp counselor in the summer. Stefani and her daughter love animals (3 rescues) and enjoy traveling, theatre, and spending time outdoors hiking, swimming and gardening.
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