Meet the Team
Rosanne Corcoran
Director of Content Strategy and Host of Daughterhood The Podcast
Rosanne Corcoran’s journey into caregiving began with a dementia diagnosis of her fiercely independent mother, opening the door to a twelve year journey in sandwich caregiving. After experiencing first-hand the stress and isolation caregiving brings along with the lack of meaningful resources for caregivers, Rosanne created Daughterhood the Podcast: For Caregivers. As host of the podcast, Rosanne brings her authentic voice to each conversation and discusses challenges caregivers face with experts in all fields. She has been a Daughterhood Circle Leader since 2019 and has been featured in CNN Health, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Barron’s, Next Avenue and others. She was also named one of the Next Avenue’s 2024 Advocates for Aging.
Susan Rowe
Director of Programs and Technology
Susan Rowe was a caregiver for her mother and has been leading programs at Daughterhood since its inception in 2015. She has a background in Information Technology and leading church congregations in worship. Susan serves on the front lines of Daughterhood’s service to its community, bringing a strong sense of empathy and a belief in building an authentic community of, “friends helping friends”. Susan is also an award-winning songwriter and has composed the music for Daughterhood The Podcast and the quarterly Daughterhood Policy Podcast.
Anne Tumlinson
Founder
Daughterhood founder Anne Tumlinson has spent the last two decades working on improving how America cares for its frailest, most vulnerable older adults. She lives in Washington, D.C. with her two children and her faithful dog Sofie. She leads a 30 person research and consulting firm, ATI Advisory, which helps public and private leaders reform care delivery and scale solutions. Learn more about Anne here.
Becca Dittrich
Executive in Residence
Becca is a healthcare attorney, death doula, and corporate executive who has built her career at the intersection of health, aging, and community impact. After years of working professionally on issues related to Medicare, long-term care, and senior living, her father’s catastrophic stroke in 2021 made those issues deeply personal and inspired her to dedicate her career to supporting families through the aging and dying process as Founder & CEO of The Reprise Project. Becca began her career practicing healthcare regulatory law at Reed Smith and later consulting at ATI Advisory. She went on to serve as Chief of Staff and then Vice President of Impact at Chobani, leading the company’s efforts to advance community wellness and combat child hunger. Becca received her JD from Georgetown Law and her MPH from Johns Hopkins University. A millennial caregiver, she lives in San Francisco with her husband and father.