board of directors
Jen Baroletti
Jen was born and raised on the coast of Maine. Jen moved to Boston to attend Northeastern University, and after living there for several years she returned home to Maine to raise her family.
Jen has an MBA in Finance from the University of Maine and has over a decade of experience working with corporations on optimal corporate structure and governance. She currently works as an Analyst assisting emerging companies with financial modeling and private equity financings. Jen has served on several advisory committees for non-profits and is passionate about Quiet Waters’ mission to bring awareness to the ubiquity of human trafficking and its commitment to pour love and support into those who are working tirelessly in the fight to end human trafficking.
In her spare time Jen enjoys distance running, reading, and jigsaw puzzling.
Michelle Novello
Michelle has an established career in the pharmaceutical and bioscience industry. After learning more about the global human trafficking epidemic, she was determined to be a part of the solution. Michelle felt doing and saying nothing was the same as being a part of the problem. Nonprofits provide critical services to a community that cannot be effectively duplicated or supported by government services or for-profit organizations. This has given her a strong sense of commitment to the nonprofit sector, more specifically Quiet Waters, which provides a service for a grossly underserved demographic.
Having a long-standing friendship with the founders, Tim and Katie, through them, it became clear to her that providing a place of peace and restoration for those who support anti-trafficking efforts was desperately needed. Michelle believes that through supporting service providers, this is just one way to continue the fight against human trafficking and someday bring it to an end.