Martha currently serves on the advisory council of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, where she served two terms as a board member and chaired the nominating committee. Martha also served a term on the board of the New Haven Museum. She previously lived in Houston, where she served on the Decorative Arts subcommittee of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and on the board of the Glassell School, the fine arts school affiliated with the museum. Martha also chaired the nominating committee of the Greater Houston Preservation Alliance. Shortly after graduating from Parsons, Martha worked as an art director at Grey Advertising, where her accounts included Revlon, Timex, Renault, and Intercontinental Hotels. Martha recently renovated her home, which was designed in 1914 by Delano & Aldrich (whose commissions included the Union Club and the Chapin School); the home has since been placed on the National Historic Register.

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