Genie Egerton-Warburton
VICE PRESIDENT
Genie Rice Egerton-Warburton joined the foundation as Board Director in January 2017 and was elected Vice President in December 2017.
Ms. Egerton-Warburton was born and raised in Manhattan, NY. She graduated from Lynchburg College (BA) and received her masters of science (MSED) in early childhood education from Bank Street College of Education.She taught pre-school for 9 years at The Brick Church School and then joined the admissions teams at St. David’s school for 2 years and Nightingale Bamford School for 1 year. Soon after she worked in on-going school placement as an assistant at Wilcox Educational Placement for founder Vanessa Wilcox.
She is a mother of a blended family of five children. Ms. Egerton-Warburton is a stepmotherof twins, Avery & Brooke (17) and mother of Taylor (15), Charlotte (8) and Rowland (6).
She was the head of the Lower School Parent’s Association at the Ross School located in Bridgehampton, NY for 5 years.
Not only are her hands on experience in early childhood education a main priority but she has a background and major in communications and television news as she worked at CBS for 3 summers as an intern for the morning show, 60 minutes and As the World Turns. She worked as a page and was in on air skits on The David Letterman show for almost 2 years. She also worked at Bloomberg Market, Commodities and News before getting her masters degree in education.
Ms. Egerton-Warburton currently sits on the Associate Board at the Seaver Autism Center which is currently running a comprehensive study of ADNP syndrome and other autistic related syndromes. She has also obtained a 501(c)3 to create an ABA based school in the Hamptons for autistic children and is looking to merge with a special needs school to create this new school in the near future as she has been fighting for a suitable school for her son Rowland and other children with autistic disorders who reside in Eastern Long Island.
Ms. Egerton-Warburton is dedicated to finding a cure for her husband’s rare desmoid sarcoma and her youngest son’s most recent diagnoses of ADNP related syndrome.
VICE PRESIDENT
Genie Rice Egerton-Warburton joined the foundation as Board Director in January 2017 and was elected Vice President in December 2017.
Ms. Egerton-Warburton was born and raised in Manhattan, NY. She graduated from Lynchburg College (BA) and received her masters of science (MSED) in early childhood education from Bank Street College of Education.She taught pre-school for 9 years at The Brick Church School and then joined the admissions teams at St. David’s school for 2 years and Nightingale Bamford School for 1 year. Soon after she worked in on-going school placement as an assistant at Wilcox Educational Placement for founder Vanessa Wilcox.
She is a mother of a blended family of five children. Ms. Egerton-Warburton is a stepmotherof twins, Avery & Brooke (17) and mother of Taylor (15), Charlotte (8) and Rowland (6).
She was the head of the Lower School Parent’s Association at the Ross School located in Bridgehampton, NY for 5 years.
Not only are her hands on experience in early childhood education a main priority but she has a background and major in communications and television news as she worked at CBS for 3 summers as an intern for the morning show, 60 minutes and As the World Turns. She worked as a page and was in on air skits on The David Letterman show for almost 2 years. She also worked at Bloomberg Market, Commodities and News before getting her masters degree in education.
Ms. Egerton-Warburton currently sits on the Associate Board at the Seaver Autism Center which is currently running a comprehensive study of ADNP syndrome and other autistic related syndromes. She has also obtained a 501(c)3 to create an ABA based school in the Hamptons for autistic children and is looking to merge with a special needs school to create this new school in the near future as she has been fighting for a suitable school for her son Rowland and other children with autistic disorders who reside in Eastern Long Island.
Ms. Egerton-Warburton is dedicated to finding a cure for her husband’s rare desmoid sarcoma and her youngest son’s most recent diagnoses of ADNP related syndrome.
Articles including Genie Egerton-Warburton:
The Baby Nation Show - Toly and the ADNP Tribe:
https://themamaco.com/blogs/news/ep-65-roly-the-adnp-tribe
Health Central - ADNP Syndrome: From Powerless to Empowered
https://www.healthcentral.com/article/fighting-back-against-adnp-syndrome
Seaver Center for Autism- finding a cure:
http://icahn.mssm.edu/research/seaver/patients/stories/rowland
Orange Socks teaser interview (Whole Family)
Extensive Orange Socks Interview about finding out about Rowland’s diagnosis and how we live day to day.
http://orangesocks.org/genie-adnp-syndrome/
CBS Story
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/mom-leads-fight-for-son-with-rare-disease/
EAST END ISSUES:
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Education/2018222/Family-Copes-Rare-Disease
http://www.27east.com/mobile/article.cfm/General-Interest-EH/547201/A-Fight-For-More-The-Challenge-Of-Educating-Children-With-Autism-From-The-Parents-Perspective
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Government/20171109/East-Hampton-Town-Buys-Second-Squaw-Road-Lot
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Education/20171130/Superintendents-Oppose-Gersh-Academy
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Education/20171207/Parents-Go-Battle-Over-Autism-Services
The Baby Nation Show - Toly and the ADNP Tribe:
https://themamaco.com/blogs/news/ep-65-roly-the-adnp-tribe
Health Central - ADNP Syndrome: From Powerless to Empowered
https://www.healthcentral.com/article/fighting-back-against-adnp-syndrome
Seaver Center for Autism- finding a cure:
http://icahn.mssm.edu/research/seaver/patients/stories/rowland
Orange Socks teaser interview (Whole Family)
Extensive Orange Socks Interview about finding out about Rowland’s diagnosis and how we live day to day.
http://orangesocks.org/genie-adnp-syndrome/
CBS Story
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/mom-leads-fight-for-son-with-rare-disease/
EAST END ISSUES:
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Education/2018222/Family-Copes-Rare-Disease
http://www.27east.com/mobile/article.cfm/General-Interest-EH/547201/A-Fight-For-More-The-Challenge-Of-Educating-Children-With-Autism-From-The-Parents-Perspective
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Government/20171109/East-Hampton-Town-Buys-Second-Squaw-Road-Lot
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Education/20171130/Superintendents-Oppose-Gersh-Academy
http://mobile.easthamptonstar.com/Education/20171207/Parents-Go-Battle-Over-Autism-Services
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