John Gilbert Bonelli is a Community Engagement & Recruitment for Health Research at Project Achieve. He possess expertise in community outreach, community organizing, community development, nonprofits, public speaking and 29 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "John is a talented and compassionate educator, coordinator, and task manager. He brings a sense of humanity, skill, and purpose to his work. He is able to simultaneously unite diverse facets of the New York community together, while organizing intricately detailed events. At the same time, he is always able to incorporate fun and a sense of joy to his goals. He is able to instruct without micro-managing; to lead without intimidating; to inspire without overshadowing. John's vast experience, talent, and commitment to improving the world and helping others is an asset to any organization. I am proud to recommend him." and "As part of my volunteer participation on the Project Achieve & Columbia University HVTU Community Advisory Board (CAB), I have worked very closely with John on special events and as part of the CAB's regular activities. Throughout the years I have worked with him, I have been continually blown away by his people skills and ability to connect the dots. Be it identifying and seizing opportunities for strategic partnerships, drawing out important points and making them palatable to audiences of varying backgrounds and education, or identifying the common ground in a heated debate, John has great intuition and is keenly intelligent. He has been a leader within Project Achieve, providing insight, motivation and countless hours of hard work. Any organization would be lucky to have someone as productive, passionate and inspiring on their team."