Formerly an ethics attorney for the federal government, Arielle Grill has been an active volunteer in the community and board member of multiple non-profit organizations including Capital Camps and Retreat Center, the Whitman Education Foundation, Congregation Beth El, and the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington’s Women’s Philanthropy Board. Arielle also served on the board of DukeDC, the Sanford School Alumni Council and was the Chair of the Duke Alumni Affairs Advisory Committee. As the current Co-Chair of the Jewish Federation’s Strategic Planning & Allocations Young Adult Working Group, Arielle has been particularly focused on helping young people connect to meaningful Jewish experiences. Arielle and her husband, Jeffrey, live in Bethesda, Maryland and Naples, Florida and are the proud parents of three young adults: Jason, Noah and Adam. In her spare time, Arielle loves playing pickleball, mahjong and canasta.
