Board of Directors
Emilee Ehret Mahon
PresidentEmilee Mahon is a Business Development Consultant at Janney Montgomery Scott, where she partners with financial professionals on growth and learning initiatives. She began her career in education, following in the footsteps of her sister Gretta by joining Teach For America. Emilee taught in an underserved Chicago public school while earning her master’s degree in Early Childhood Education—an experience that deeply shaped her commitment to expanding access and opportunity for all students.
After transitioning into the financial services industry, Emilee has remained dedicated to mentorship and youth development. In college, she competed in field hockey at Penn State University, where she was part of two Big Ten Championship teams. She now coaches field hockey at the high school and club levels in her free time.
Emilee founded and serves as President of the foundation in honor of her sister Gretta—a teacher, mentor, and coach whose impact continues to inspire her every day. Through the foundation, she is committed to carrying forward Gretta’s legacy and ensuring every child, regardless of background, knows they can dream crazy and achieve beyond limits.
Board Members
Kasey Meehan
Kasey Meehan is the Director of the Freedom to Read at PEN America, a New York-based nonprofit dedicated to celebrating literature and defending free expression. Her work focuses on ensuring all students have access to diverse and inclusive books in public schools and libraries through a national advocacy campaign. As this Board's a non-college athlete, Kasey challenges the "NARP" stereotype in 1) being athletic but not an athlete and 2) believing that movement can be a form of medicine. She completed 500-hours (and more) of yoga teacher training with Three Queens Yoga in Philadelphia.
From Kasey: Gretta was a champion for her players and her students, pushing them to dream big and show up for themselves and others. I'm excited for the opportunity to continue that legacy, in giving young people the opportunity to play sports and dream crazy!
Board Member
Meredith Moran
Meredith Moran is a New York City-based advocate for vulnerable populations in under- resourced communities. She played competitive field hockey for 20 years, serving as co-captain of the University of Pennsylvania’s team alongside Gretta. She graduated from Penn in 2009 as an Academic All-Ivy League student athlete before earning a Masters of Public Health from Tulane University in 2013. She specializes in epidemiology and has worked on behalf of organizations including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, NO/AIDS, the Masai American Organization, and Project Home.
From Meredith: I am proud to serve on this Board for no less than a million reasons, but most especially to honor and continue the legacy of my fearless, generous, passionate, brilliant, and kind legend of a best friend, Margaretha Ehret.
Board Member
Board MemberColleen Quinn Fink
Colleen Quinn Fink is a seasoned athletic leader and elite coach with over two decades of experience at the highest levels of competitive sports. Currently serving as the Athletic Director and Dean of Cocurricular Programs at The Frederick Gunn School, with prior experience she spent 15 seasons as the Head Field Hockey Coach at the University of Pennsylvania (NCAA Division I).
From Colleen: My sole purpose in serving on the Dream Crazy Foundation Board is to keep Gretta's legacy alive. Her opportunity to spread the joy of challenge and growth through sport was cut far too short. Her lessons and passions deserve to live on. Gretta has inspired me to live each and every single day to its absolute fullest.
Board MemberJoe Farrell
Joe Farrell is a recently retired professional athlete with over a decade of experience competing in the USL Championship. After a 10-year professional soccer career, he returned to Philadelphia and now works as a personal trainer and performance coach, dedicated to developing self-confident athletes through his fitness and mindset programs.
From Joe: My Dream Crazy purpose is to share Gretta’s energy, spirit, and outlook with as many young athletes as possible. I hope to be an inspiration for future athletes just as Margaretha was for me. More than anything, I want to expand opportunity, create smiles, and remind every child—no matter their circumstances—that they can always Dream Crazy!