Kristin joined AOTF in fall 2019 as Director of Communications & Marketing. She advances the AOTF mission by developing high-impact marketing and communications plans aligned with strategic goals and implementing them with her team to build awareness, outreach, trust, and support among community partners. She also serves as the editorial board and publisher liaison for the Foundation’s peer-reviewed OTJR: Occupational Therapy Journal of Research.

Before joining the Foundation, she served as Director of Marketing at the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) for five years, Communications Specialist at the Anacostia Watershed Society (AWS), and Account Manager at Nemetschek Vectorworks Inc., a computer-aided design software company. She earned her BS in Corporate Communications at the University of Baltimore and also holds an Associate's degree in Computer-Aided Design.

Ana Levcovitz joined AOTF in June 2025 and supports core operational initiatives under the leadership of Chief Operating Officer Jeanne Cooper. As the Operations Programs Coordinator, Ana provides administrative support across donation and expense processing, human resources, and office management. She also serves as the primary point of contact for coordinating AOTF’s presence at the AOTA Annual Conference, contributing to the planning and execution of related activities.

Before joining AOTF, Ana held administrative and program coordination roles at the Urologic Oncology Branch of the National Cancer Institute and the Bender Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington. She has experience in nonprofit, educational, and federal settings, where she focused on improving operational systems, supporting leadership teams, and fostering mission-driven collaborations.

Ana earned her bachelor’s in Fine Arts from the University of Maryland, College Park. Outside of work, Ana enjoys making art, cooking plant-based meals, and spending time with her family and community in Rockville, Maryland.

Sandy Weiss joined AOTF as a part-time Office Assistant in December 2019. Sandy primarily provides program support for the Pi Theta Epsilon honor society and assists with processing donations.

After graduating from the University of Maryland, Sandy worked as a Senior Administrative Assistant and Conference Planning Assistant for the National Association of Community Health Centers. Most recently, Sandy worked for several years as an Office Manager in two local preschools and is currently an Assistant Teacher in creative enrichment classes in public elementary schools.

Sandy and her husband grew up in New Jersey. They have two grown children and live in Maryland.