Rosa Lee is a leader, entrepreneur, and accomplished performance artist known for her contributions to both the business and creative worlds. Her journey is a testament to dedication and passion.

Rosa Lee holds a bachelor’s degree in social work from RIT/NTID and a master's degree in vocational rehabilitation counseling from Western Oregon University. These academic achievements have enriched her perspective, allowing her to navigate the business world with a unique outlook.

With more than two decades of experience, Rosa Lee has mastered various domains, including digital and marketing, video and film production, content development, and graphic design. Her entrepreneurial spirit has led to the creation of a magazine, a Deaf music camp, and a one-woman show with a 20-year run.

Rosa Lee is Division President at the CSD Social Venture Fund, and stands out as one of the few BIPOC deaf women in such high-profile leadership roles. Her artistic talents have earned wide acclaim, particularly for her impactful work in American Sign Language music videos and her role as creative director and performer on The Rosa Lee Show.

Her enduring commitment to creativity and entrepreneurship continues to drive her. Her leadership roles in the venture capital and marketing sectors exemplify her dedication. Rosa Lee's ultimate aim is to inspire others to pursue their dreams and make a lasting impact on the world.

“I decided to serve on the NTID Foundation Board because of what RIT/NTID has given me as an alum. I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for the resources and opportunities that my university provided. Serving on the board is my way of giving back and helping ensure that others can benefit in the same way.”