Justine Van Buren
At Burke's, Justine serves on the Advancement and Audit & Risk Committees.
Justine Van Buren is the Executive Vice President of Growth and Partnerships at MoneyGram, where she leads the company’s global go-to-market strategy and enterprise partnerships. Previously, Justine held senior leadership roles at Walmart across marketplace, finance, and omni-channel merchandising, helping to build and scale growth-oriented businesses that supported the company’s digital transformation.
Justine Van Buren is the Executive Vice President of Growth and Partnerships at MoneyGram, where she leads the company’s global go-to-market strategy and enterprise partnerships. Previously, Justine held senior leadership roles at Walmart across marketplace, finance, and omni-channel merchandising, helping to build and scale growth-oriented businesses that supported the company’s digital transformation.
Justine is an active member of the Burke’s community, where she has served as Chair of the Burke’s Fall Festival and as an Annual Fund Ambassador. She is also deeply engaged in the San Francisco community, where she currently leads the Hearts and Hands Committee at SLS Preschool and has supported fundraising efforts for the San Francisco Symphony.
Justine lives in San Francisco with her husband and three children. She holds an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a B.S. in Finance from the University of California, Berkeley.
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