Our Team
Leadership, Staff & Advisors
Audrey Gordon, ESQ
President & Executive Director
Working closely with the Board of Directors, committees, staff and volunteers, Ms. Gordon is responsible for The Progeria Research Foundation’s financial and organizational growth, program development, and day to day management.
Ms. Gordon is a graduate of Tufts University and Northeastern University School of Law. Prior to co-founding The Progeria Research Foundation, she practiced law in both Massachusetts and Florida.
Locally, she is the recent past President of the Peabody Rotary Club and currently serves on the Peabody Board of Registrars. Ms. Gordon has been recognized for her achievements through North of Boston’s Business and Professional Women of the Year Award for non-profit organizations, being named Community Hero by the Jewish Family Services, and receiving the Mary Upton Ferrin Award for leadership. Under her management as PRF’s founding President and Executive Director, PRF has been awarded a coveted 4-star Charity Navigator rating for the past 10 years, and PRF received Research! America’s Paul G. Rogers Distinguished Organization Advocacy Award for bringing progeria from obscurity to the forefront of successful translational research.
Ms. Gordon resides in Peabody, Massachusetts with her husband Rich Reed, daughters Nadia and Svetlana, and dog Abby.
Ms. Gordon is a graduate of Tufts University and Northeastern University School of Law. Prior to co-founding The Progeria Research Foundation, she practiced law in both Massachusetts and Florida.
Locally, she is the recent past President of the Peabody Rotary Club and currently serves on the Peabody Board of Registrars. Ms. Gordon has been recognized for her achievements through North of Boston’s Business and Professional Women of the Year Award for non-profit organizations, being named Community Hero by the Jewish Family Services, and receiving the Mary Upton Ferrin Award for leadership. Under her management as PRF’s founding President and Executive Director, PRF has been awarded a coveted 4-star Charity Navigator rating for the past 10 years, and PRF received Research! America’s Paul G. Rogers Distinguished Organization Advocacy Award for bringing progeria from obscurity to the forefront of successful translational research.
Ms. Gordon resides in Peabody, Massachusetts with her husband Rich Reed, daughters Nadia and Svetlana, and dog Abby.
