[10] Borders was the president of the Henry W. Grady Health System Foundation where she led a five-year $325 million capital campaign before serving with the Atlanta city council.

[17] In 2010, Borders became a founding leader of No Labels, a 501(c)(4) citizens movement of Republicans, Democrats and Independents[18] whose mission is to address the politics of problem solving.

[20][13] She also served as the league's public face, hosting press conferences and doing a variety of interviews.

[21] In October 2018, Borders left the league to become the first president and chief executive officer of Time's Up.

[20] In February 2019, she abruptly left her position at Time's Up due to sexual misconduct accusations against her son.