Pratt Norton Wiley is our President & CEO. As an executive and board leader, Pratt is a trusted strategic advisor to CEOs at some of the world’s most respected companies, hospitals,

Pratt Norton Wiley is our President & CEO. As an executive and board leader, Pratt is a trusted strategic advisor to CEOs at some of the world’s most respected companies, hospitals, and civic institutions.

As CEO of The Partnership, Inc., Pratt has driven unprecedented operational and financial growth, with the organization’s enrollment doubling, clients tripling, and net assets nearly quadrupling. The organization’s more than 7,000 alumni are some of the most prominent leaders in business, government, and philanthropy.

Prior to joining the Partnership, Pratt served in the Obama administration as the Democratic National Committee’s National Voter Expansion Director. A corporate lawyer by training, he practiced law at Nutter, McClennen & Fish LLP in Boston and represented a wide range of public and private sector clients in mergers and acquisitions, venture finance, and public finance.

He currently sits on the boards of Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston Public Market, Massachusetts Hospital Association, and the Shady Hill School. Pratt was appointed by Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey to the Governor’s Advisory Council on Black Empowerment.  Pratt received his bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University and his JD from Boston College Law School. He lives in Boston with his puppy, Mia.

Carmen Arce is the Chief Operating Officer of The Partnership, a Boston-based organization dedicated to attracting, developing, and retaining professionals at all levels in the careers. Before joining The Partnership,

Carmen Arce is the Chief Operating Officer of The Partnership, a Boston-based organization dedicated to attracting, developing, and retaining professionals at all levels in the careers.

Before joining The Partnership, she served as Director of Personnel and Administration for Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, managing executive branch appointments. Earlier, as Project Director at ONE Massachusetts, she trained over 250 community leaders on public policy and community empowerment.

Carmen currently serves on the boards of WBUR – Boston NPR news station, the Massachusetts Conference for Women, and the leadership board of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. She is also a member of the Governor’s Council on Latino Empowerment. Her past board work includes the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women, MassVote, La Colaborativa, Emerge Massachusetts, and Buckingham Browne & Nichols School, where she chaired the inaugural Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Global Education trustee committee.

Her honors include the Tufts University’s Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award, Boston Business Journal’s 2018 40 Under 40, Amplify LatinX ALX100, and the Commonwealth Seminar 20 for 20 distinguished alumni. Business leaders also selected her to be part of a 10-member cohort representing Boston at the Harvard Business School “Young American Leaders Program. The Red Sox also recognized her on the field during their inaugural Women’s Celebration Night.

A native of Mexico, Carmen holds a LL.B from Universidad Panamericana, an LL.M from Suffolk University Law School, and a MALD from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, with a focus on international development. She lives in Watertown, MA with her daughter Pilar.

Anjali Worah is driving the Digital Transformation changes at The Partnership, Inc.  She has 20 years of experience delivering product and technology tech solutions across multiple industries, including eCommerce, Financial Services,

Anjali Worah is driving the Digital Transformation changes at The Partnership, Inc.  She has 20 years of experience delivering product and technology tech solutions across multiple industries, including eCommerce, Financial Services, Higher Education, and multiple early stage startups.