Meet the Team
Becca Dittrich
Managing Director
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 guide families through the aging and end-of-life 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 sandwich caregiver, she lives in San Francisco with her husband, baby girl, and father.
Rita Mason
Operations and Community Administration Manager
Rita joins Daughterhood as Operations and Community Administration Manager. She is responsible for ensuring that Circles, communications, technology and systems function smoothly and reliably, so that leadership and facilitators can focus on impact rather than logistics.
With over 20 years of experience in journalism and editing, and later in client-focused management, she brings a strong foundation in communication, leadership, and storytelling. Rita’s personal journey as a sandwich caregiver – for her 88-year-old mother and daughter with a rare disease – aligns beautifully with the mission of Daughterhood.
Rosanne Corcoran
Director of Programming, Content and Community & Host of Daughterhood The Podcast
Rosanne spent twelve years as a sandwich caregiver for her fiercely independent mother, navigating firsthand the stress, isolation, and lack of meaningful resources so many caregivers face. That experience became the foundation for Daughterhood the Podcast. In each episode, she brings her authentic voice and hard-won perspective to conversations with leading experts, meeting caregivers where they are. She has also supported family caregivers directly through her leadership of Daughterhood Circles nationwide, and serves as a speaker and contributing writer, offering insight on caregiving, grief, and resilience grounded in lived experience and a deep belief in connection, compassion, and honest conversation. Daughterhood the Podcast consistently ranks among the top 10 caregiver podcasts. Rosanne’s advocacy has been featured by CNN Health, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Barron’s, and Next Avenue, and she was named a 2024 Advocate for Aging by Next Avenue and the American Society on Aging.
Susan Rowe
Senior Circle Facilitator
Susan 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.