Jamie Mcauliffe Email & Phone Number

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The Global Opportunity Youth Network (GOYN) is a network of communities around the world committed to advancing systemic efforts to support opportunity youth: young people between the ages of 14-29 who are out of school, unemployed, or working in informal jobs. The GOYN communities bring together government, business, education, nonprofit, and youth leaders in a local collaborative and create a shared blueprint for increasing jobs and livelihoods of opportunity youth.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

As President and CEO, Jamie lead a network of 10 affiliate organizations with 150 staff and board members and, in 2016, a global budget of $13 million. Jamie was responsible for setting the network-wide vision for growth and impact, securing the necessary resources to implement that vision, and recruiting the team needed to ensure the highest quality youth employment services and job outcomes were achieved and ensured through rigorous performance management.Jamie represented EFE on all of its affiliate boards, including as Vice-Chairman of the EuropEFE Board of Directors. He served as chief spokesperson to the public and media, as well as chief strategist to ensure that knowledge of EFE’s mission and impact was fact-based and widespread.During his tenure at EFE, Jamie established EFE as the leading network of nonprofits dedicated to youth employment in MENA and stewarded the organization from an early pilot phase (1000 youth in jobs in first five years) through its first significant growth period, resulting in 10,000 youth in jobs in 2016 and tens of thousands more with the needed skills to get a job. Under Jamie's leadership, EFE expanded its business, government, and educational partnerships from a few dozen to over 2000 and raised over $25M to accelerate EFE’s impact across the Middle East & North Africa. Over the six years of Jamie's leadership, the organization added four new countries: Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Algeria and became a global reference model for demand-driven youth employment, informing the work of many others (including McKinsey's Generation youth initiative) winning international awards, and garnering attention in numerous reports and media stories.

Greater New York City Area

The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation (EMCF) seeks to transform the life trajectories of America’s most neglected youth by making large, long-term investments, frequently in partnership with other funders, in programs with a potential for growth and compelling evidence they can help more young people become successful, productive adults.Hired as one of EMCF's first Portfolio Managers to develop and implement a pioneering grantmaking approach to scale proven youth development nonprofits, Jamie was a senior team member reporting to the President. In addition to managing a $30 million plus grantee portfolio, Jamie provided strategic counsel to nonprofit CEOs and trustees of youth-serving nonprofits, including Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the Center for Employment Opportunities (NY's largest provider of job services to the formerly incarcerated), Good Shepherd Services, one of NYC’s largest and most-respected youth services agencies.Jamie also worked closely with EMCF partner, The Bridgespan Group, overseeing its services to EMCF grantees, including the development of sector-leading business plans for growth. Jamie built the Foundation’s first talent and leadership grantee support strategy, including executive search, coaching, board development, talent management, and peer learning and managed teams of senior and junior staff to implement the Foundation’s investment approach.

Rio De Janeiro Area, Brazil

Core member of Brazil launch team of ontheFrontier, a global strategy firm, formerly of The Monitor Group, that advises developing companies, regions, and nations to be more innovative, increase productivity and create competitive advantage.

Washington, Dc, Usa And Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Designed and launched new programs in the United States, Africa, and Brazil to advance Ashoka's mission to select and support the world’s leading social entrepreneurs—men and women with system changing solutions for the world’s most urgent social problems.

San Francisco Bay Area

Participated as one of 12 Fellows selected for this premier public affairs program. The Coro Fellows Program uses the city as a classroom to train the next generation of change makers. Today’s complex urban environments present constantly evolving challenges and opportunities, creating an increasing need for versatile leaders with the ability to forge connections and lead across the non-profit, business and government sectors.

Oakland, California

Selected to participate in this pioneering teacher corps program that places top college graduates to teach and to effect change in under-resourced urban and rural public schools across the United States.Teach for America aims to enlist, develop, and mobilize as many as possible of our nation's most promising future leaders to grow and strengthen the movement for educational equity and excellence.

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