executive board

The NYULYP is run by an 9-person board consisting of 4 Executive Board members and 5 Committee Chairpersons . The Executive Board is responsible for overseeing the programs and activities of the NYULYP and leading our members towards achieving goals that support our mission.

The 2007-2009 Executive Board

Executive Board Member Name & Position Background
Quiviya Eldridge, President

Quiviya Von Eldridge is a motivated young professional that has served the NYUL Young Professionals in several capacities since she joined the organization in 2004-as a member volunteering for the affiliate, on the YP Executive Board as Treasurer and most recently, as Vice President.

Quiviya has a strong background in financial, regulatory and operational Risk Management. Quiviya’s accomplishments include successfully creating a two year strategic plan for growth for Investment Bank Loan Trading unit at a major investment bank, improving operational processes as Project Manager for a large retail bank, and performing a high profile detailed performance analysis for a high-priority school district-identifying control gaps and offering recommendations for cost streamlining. Quiviya attended the University of South Florida and graduated in 2002 with honors and a B.A. in both Finance and Economics. After graduation, Quiviya accepted a position at JP Morgan Chase Bank in the North American Trading operations group. She spent the next few years building her career at several major investment banks and in January 2006, Quiviya was highly recruited to KPMG, LLP to help build a new Structured Finance advisory practice in the New York office.

Goal-driven and detail oriented, Quiviya’s skills and experience have proven to be well served in the leadership of the New York Urban League Young Professionals.
Monique S. Myles, Vice President

Monique was born and raised on the Westside of Chicago, IL.  Following in the footsteps of several of her paternal aunts and uncles, she attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.  There she studied marketing and went on to graduate with a B.S. in Business Administration and minor in African-American studies. 

While in college, Monique traveled to South Africa as an Illinois International Fellow and studied abroad in Paris shortly thereafter.  Refreshed from her travels and ready to take on the world, she then set her sights on New York City.  At an early age, Monique knew that her professional calling was in the communications and entertainment field.  Her career was launched at CosmoGIRL! Magazine as their Advertising Coordinator where she assisted in managing various affairs of the publication including writing RFPs and being their first point of contact for all media request .  Currently, Monique serves as the Senior Marketing Coordinator at Black Enterprise .  There she handles the promotion and marketing of several Black Enterprise properties, including two television show and their website. 

Aside from being the NYULYP 2005-2006 Secretary and 2006-2007 Civics & Economics Chair, Monique is an active member of the Advertising Women of New York, the NAACP Mid-Manhattan Branch, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.  Her interests include traveling, music, art, literature, volunteering, and civic engagement.  Monique is a member of Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem and also serves in several mentoring capacities to young adults throughout the city.
Corey A. McDougle, Treasurer Corey A. McDougle currently serves as Treasurer of the New York Urban League Young Professionals (NYULYP). Presently, McDougle is a Senior Consultant for Technology Security Risk Services in the Financial Services Organization at Ernst & Young, LLP (E&Y). At E&Y, he is responsible for leading and managing multiple financial audit and risk consulting client engagements for a number of multi-million dollar global financial organizations. Prior to joining E&Y, McDougle served as an Information Operations Officer in the rank of Captain in the United States Air Force for over six years with assignments in Washington, DC; London, England; San Antonio, TX; and Gulfport, MS. Born in Long Beach, CA but a true native of Crowley, LA, McDougle graduated from Tulane University in New Orleans, LA with Bachelor of Arts degrees in both Mathematics and Political Science in May 2000. Additionally, he earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance and Marketing from the University of Maryland—College Park in May 2006. In addition to previously serving on the NYULYP Finance and Fundraising Committee, McDougle is a proud, active member of the Kappa Xi Lambda ("Wall Street Alphas") alumni chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. where he serves as the Public Relations Manager, the National Black MBA Association, and a founding member of Dallas-Ft. Worth-based community service organization Men of Essence, Inc.
Raneice Medley, Secretary Raneice Medley graduated from Morgan State University in 1999 and Howard University School of Law in 2002. A native of Maryland who moved to New York in 2002 to pursue a legal career, she served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx for five years and recently joined the firm of Martin, Clearwater and Bell and currently resides in Harlem.

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