Aviva Rothman-Shore Email & Phone Number

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Currently working on projects for Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future (SAHF), The Neighborhood Developers and Cambridge Housing Authority to support the creation and implementation of high quality resident service initiatives.

Boston

Developed and implemented the scaling of Community Life, an outcomes based resident services model, across 28 sites nationwide. Supervised Operation Managers to implement Community Life goals, including data collection, outcome tracking, partnership development, and establishment of best practices. Led the annual $2M budget planning and forecasting.

Boston, MA

Committee members review grant applications annually and make recommendations for funding. Each member conducts interviews and site visits with a number of organizations.

Researched national examples of successful revenue-raising transportation campaigns and brought their leaders to Boston to share expertise with local practitioners. Led development of a successful $2.1 million proposal to MassDOT for a Pay-As-You-Drive pilot. Chaired the governance committee for the Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance, focused on the.

Defined and executed organization’s advocacy strategy for fair housing related policy at the legislative, and municipal levels. Educated and trained community members and real estate industry professionals on housing issues such as segregation, discrimination, and equal access for all.

Managed relationship with five Boston-area Hilton hotels to provide career advancement services to non-native, entry-level employees, including ESL classes, career coaching and referral resources. Supervised program staff to ensure effective implementation, maintain high partner satisfaction, and address performance outcomes.

Orchestrated Ipswich Child Poverty Campaign. Managed pre-employment training program for the Boston Health Care and Research Training Institute.

Developed training curriculum on social change philanthropy for young donors.

Created and successfully marketed an initiative to engage hundreds of congregants in sustained action on the issue of family homelessness through a partnership with the One Family Campaign. Designed and implemented a process used by synagogues to establish a commitment to social justice through visioning, needs assessment, and action planning. Organized a.

Guided homeless families through the process of finding permanent housing and provided linkages to area resources.

Mba, Non-Profit Management

Ba, Urban Studies