Robin Neiterman

Robin Neiterman lives with her husband, Adam Puritz in Newton

and Miami. They have two adult sons. Robin received a BA from

Dartmouth College and an MBA from Columbia University. She

spent the majority of her business career working at Digitas as a

senior vice president managing the AT&T and Cingular accounts

and running the marketing department. She left Digitas in 2007

and has been involved with many non-profit organizations ever

since. Robin was involved with her sons’ elementary after school

program (CASP) and became President of the CASP board of

directors. She then got involved with Jewish Family & Children’s

Service (JF&CS) a human services agency in greater Boston. At

JF&CS Robin was a member of the Executive Committee, chaired

the Marketing and the Strategic Planning Committees and was

President of the Board of Directors from 2013-2015. She was

also active at The Rivers School during this time and was

President of the Parents' League.  

Robin is a member of the The Cynthia and Leon Shulman 2015 –

2016 Acharai Leadership Program run by Combined Jewish

Philanthropies. Robin and her family have been active supporters

of educational, medical and human service organizations in

Greater Boston.  Two organizations in particular demonstrate their

passion for making a difference in the lives of children - The

Charley Davidson Leukemia Fund at Massachusetts General

Hospital (a fund designed to improve the quality of life and the

chance of full recovery for young cancer patients) and the Arthur

J. Neiterman Camp Scholarship at JF&CS.  The camp

scholarship, founded almost twenty years by Robin, her mother

and her sister, provides summer camp experiences for vulnerable

children.

Robin and her husband, Adam, moved to Hong Kong in

September 2017, just two weeks after dropping off their youngest

son at college! Robin became involved with an international

women’s organization (AWA) focused on connecting expat

women and giving back to the local Hong Kong community.

Robin joined the AWA Board of Directors as the VP of

Fundraising from 2017- 2020. The AWA raises over $1M (HKD)

annually for local charities.

Upon returning from Hong Kong in 2021, Robin joined Social

Venture Partners, a partner-led, venture philanthropy that

supports local nonprofits through a combination of unrestricted

grants and pro bono consulting to tackle projects to accelerate

scaling their organizations. Robin is an SVP partner and she lead

the pro bono consulting team and strategic plan development for

Science Club for Girls, an SVP grantee.

Robin enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She

enjoys traveling, reading, playing golf, mahjong & canasta, hiking,

skiing and dragon boat racing.