Meet our Sisters

Fatmata Hilton

Treasurer

I was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone where my parents instilled in me the value of faith in God, family, education, hard work and service to the community. I received my degree in human Services and Public Administration from The Russell Sage College.

I am a member of several organizations.

Some of which are:

  1. The Westminster Presbyterian Church where am on the Board of Trustee.

  2. The Cameroonian Association.

  3. The Kabondeh Descent Association.

  4. The Village Board Member.

I am the 3rd of six children to my parents. A son and several nieces and nephews.

Some of my hobbies are: Cooking, reading, music, walking and being around friends and family.


Roseline Takor

Secretary

Roseline Takor is a dedicated member of the SUSU Association. She is a founding member. Roseline is a retiree of the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, she worked as a Child Protective Specialist for more than thirty-one years, protecting vulnerable children and supporting families with compassion, strength, and unwavering professionalism. Her decades of service reflect her deep commitment to safety, justice, and the well-being of her community. Roseline’s spiritual life has been equally rich and impactful throughout her long membership at First Presbyterian Church. Beyond her church and professional life, she is known for her leadership, integrity, and dedication to community empowerment. 


Jane Gregory

SUSU Sister

Jane Pamella Anyango Gregory was born in Nairobi, Kenya and has been living in the United States for the last 24 years. She is the current Director of Youth Programs at Refugee and Immigrant Support Services of Emmaus in Albany. 

Jane is passionate about women empowerment and children's success to be better leaders of tomorrow. When not working, she enjoys being around family and friends. Jane joined the sisterhood in 2026.


Yassah Sim

President

Yassah Sim is a dedicated Nurse Practitioner and proud member of Capital District SUSU Women, Inc. She is passionate about service, sisterhood, education, and empowering women and young people to reach their full potential.

Through her career in healthcare, Yassah has developed a deep commitment to compassion, advocacy, and improving the lives of others. She brings that same dedication to her involvement with SUSU Women, supporting the organization’s efforts to strengthen communities, provide educational opportunities through scholarships, recognize excellence and leadership, and support meaningful charitable initiatives locally and internationally.

Yassah values the power of women coming together with a shared purpose. As a member of SUSU Women, she is honored to contribute her time, experience, and passion for service while helping create opportunities that uplift individuals, families, and future generations.

For Yassah, being a SUSU Woman represents sisterhood, service, leadership, and a commitment to making a lasting difference in the community.


Judith Indu 

Investment Officer

Judith Indu serves as Investment Officer for Susu Women and is an information technology and business professional, entrepreneur, and community advocate. She brings experience across technology, finance transformation, business analysis, human resources, governance, and public administration.

Judith currently serves as an Information Technology Specialist IV with the New York State Office of Information Technology Services, where she supports finance transformation initiatives through business analysis, stakeholder engagement, and organizational improvement. Her public-sector career has also included roles with the Office of the New York State Comptroller, the New York State Department of Transportation, and the University at Albany.

She holds a Master of Business Administration in Information Systems and Business Analytics from the University at Albany School of Business and a Master of Public Administration from Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy. She also earned a Certificate in Data Analytics from Cornell University.

As Investment Officer for Susu Women, Judith helps advance the organization’s long-term financial goals through responsible investment oversight. She is passionate about helping women recognize opportunities, build financial confidence, continue growing professionally and personally, and use their skills and resources to create greater possibilities for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Mariama Jalloh serves as Assistant Treasurer of the Susu Women Foundation, Inc., supporting the organization’s financial stewardship and its continued investment in education, community service, and women-centered philanthropy.

Professionally, Mariama is a leader in staff development and organizational engagement, with experience in professional development, leadership development, compliance, and organizational culture. She holds a Master of Public Health in Health Policy and Management from New York Medical College and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from UNC Charlotte.

Through her work with the Susu Women Foundation, Mariama is committed to strengthening sisterhood, expanding educational opportunities for young people, and contributing to initiatives that create meaningful impact in the Capital District and internationally.


Mariama Jalloh

Assistant Treasurer

Jessica Mutahanamilwa

Assistant Secretary

My name is Jessica Mutahanamilwa. I graduated from Hudson Valley Community College and State University of New York. I enjoy traveling and engaging with people from different parts of the world. I am originally from Tanzania, East Africa.