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Maria Villa-Wigfall

Corporate Finance Transformation Lead, The Boeing Company

Maria Villa-Wigfall, MBA, is a Bellevue College alumna and Corporate Finance Transformation Lead at The Boeing Company, as well as a nationally recognized leader in the Latino professional community. With deep expertise in finance modernization, operational excellence, and cross-functional leadership, she has guided major enterprise-wide transformation initiatives across Boeing’s global finance organization. Maria is also an entrepreneur and investor. Prior to Boeing, she worked at Price Waterhouse Coopers, where she served as Junior Associate, auditing financial services.

Maria serves on the Women of ALPFA Strategy Committee and was honored as a “Latina to Watch,” reflecting her impact as a mentor, advocate, and community leader. She is also an active member of the Bellevue College Foundation Board of Directors, where she serves as Secretary and has been instrumental in establishing the Bellevue College Alumni Council.

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The Bellevue College Foundation brings together people and resources across the community to invest in Bellevue College students, faculty and staff to help them realize their goals and dreams. This year we have awarded 557 scholarships totaling nearly $900,000 and will invest $1.6 million dollars into our students and programs — like our 15 bachelor’s degrees, 9 associate degrees, and 70 certificate programs. In addition to scholarship and program funding, the Foundation also awards annual grants to faculty and staff for creative, program-enhancing projects that could not be funded otherwise.