Betsy Davison

Betsy Davison's work experience includes founding and serving as Co-Founder of Space for Arts, a B2B marketplace and workflow SaaS solution for professional production spaces. Betsy also served as an Advisory Board Member and Chair of Networking at Focus on Women, supporting women in the photography and videography industry. Additionally, Davison worked as an Accelerator Mentor at Newchip Accelerator, providing guidance to startup founders. Betsy chaired the Advisory Board at the Candaras Davison Center for Inclusion, a program serving young adults who are deaf and have developmental disabilities. Davison was a Committee Member at Springfield JCC Kehillah, dedicated to providing recreational and enrichment programs for individuals with special needs. Betsy was a Finance Committee Member for Senator Eric Lesser, involved in fundraising and advocacy for local and statewide issues. Davison was a member of the Economic Development Steering Committee for the Town of Wilbraham. Betsy co-founded ArtId and served as its President until 2017. Betsy also served as the Project Leader for the Springfield College Collaboration Deaf Group Home, developing a model for adult services for the Deaf with intellectual disabilities. Davison was a Board Member at Best Buddies International.

Betsy Davison holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue University, with majors in Biology and a minor in Genetics. The specific dates of their education are not provided.