Kim Stiens Email & Phone Number

Washington, DC, US

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Building a great place to work! EA is a new org that works to promote positive labor market outcomes for Americans. That means more jobs, higher wages, and better quality work. I own everything in the People and Operations realms, including: - Website, social & newsletter- HR and compliance- Bookkeeping & payroll- Vendors and professional services- Culture.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

I run the Ops Talent Bank, a website that seeks to grow and resource the Nonprofit Operations profession. Featuring our Nonprofit Ops 101 training video, tons of other free resources, and our Jobs List (were if I get paid, you get paid!)

Troy, New York, United States

Serve on the Board of Directors of TIMBER, a 501(c)(4) community advocacy, research, and capacity-building organization based in Troy, NY.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

I take on select consulting arrangements for nonprofits, ranging from running hiring processes, to writing internal communications, to running startup operations for new orgs. If you're interested in working with me, feel free to reach out.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Hiring process stuff, cool special projects, and generally working to help some really cool people help some other really cool people gain access to justice.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Mostly rabble-rousing via blog. I also do hiring consulting for nonprofit organizations.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I provided all kinds of admin and operations help to the Vox.com team.- Press credential tracking- freelance contracts and payment- Coordination around the hiring process, including resume review, interviewing, and logistics help for hiring managers- Tracking monthly section budgets- Managing logistics of office events (catering, meeting space, A/V)

Washington D.C. Metro Area

I helped to create hugely useful resources for social justice leaders everywhere. Among other things, I would:- Write, edit and lay out new resources (collaborating heavily with my colleagues and manager, who are all way awesome at what they do)- Aid in the creation of new evaluation processes, such as writing client surveys, drafting emails, and.

Washington, DC

I was responsible for most administrative functions at MPP, which is actually 3 entities: a 501c3 non-profit, a 501c4 lobbying organization, and a PAC. I ran payroll; did business, tax and charitable solicitation filings in all states; paid all bills and tracked the finances of the organization; ran monthly financial reports and statements; administered a.

I was responsible for adding and perfecting entries to our member database, helping out the Development Officers with donor information, fulfilling merchandise and premium orders, and various other projects from the Membership Coordinators. I listened to a lot of This American Life.

Washington, DC

Responsible for supervising all aspects of the National League of Student's founding, fundraising, legal compliance, filing for tax-exempt status, recruitment of Board members, and operations. Unfortunately, was also responsible for dissolving the corporate entity when it failed. Lessons learned!

Mediation; served as a diplomat between feuding management team members as well as between management and employeesMaintained highest standards of internal and external serviceMentored new management team membersConstant multi-tasking; balancing floor work and management

I was an assistant for the Finance Department of the campaign. I did contribution data entry, staffed events, supervised and recruited volunteers, coordinated mailings and phone banks, and whatever else the Director or Deputy Directors charged me with.

Bachelors, Political Economy

Activities and Societies: Speech and Debate Team (Captain)

Education record