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Seattle, WA, US

Greater Seattle Area

 Provide consulting and coaching for mission-inspired leaders and organizations.  Facilitate Gauge Leadership Lab, a 12-week program weaves together a powerful 360° leadership assessment, one-on-one coaching, and a series of three full-day workshops. It brings together small groups of resourceful leaders with a range of views and experiences. The common.

Lea_p is a leadership development and coaching company based in London. Specialities: Leadership Coaching & Training, Executive Coaching, Personal Development, Leadership Development, Personal Coaching

Teach masters-level courses in "Nonprofit Governance" and "Fundamentals of the Nonprofit Sector."

Arts Corps is the largest, nonprofit arts education organization in the greater Seattle area, and is a force for creativity and justice in a region where race is the greatest predictor of whether a young person has access to an arts education. We believe that creating art can be a personal act of liberation, and when done collectively can transform.

501 Commons offers a full range of management consulting services and training opportunities for nonprofits and schools. Staff consultants and service corps members are experts in board development, human resources, organizational development, nonprofit finances, program management, and public relations. 501 Commons' mission is to boost the capacity of.

Teach masters-level courses in "Boards and Volunteers" and "Strategic Fund Development" in the MPA program of the School of Management. Classes are facilitated through real-time webmeetings, which are supplemented with other online learning tools.

PONCHO (Patrons of Northwest Civic, Cultural, and Charitable Organizations) is the oldest arts funder in Washington. Since 1963, it has allocated over $34-million to more than 200 arts organizations.

Ketchikan, Alaska is known as one of “America’s 100 Best Small Arts Towns.” The Arts Council is designated by the City as the agency responsible for the advancement of the arts in Ketchikan. Led a thriving community arts organization by working closely with a nine-member board of directors, three staff members and dozens of volunteers, while overseeing.

Implemented, evaluated, and expanded a diverse portfolio of ongoing and recurring art programs and services, including artist residencies in the schools, three annual arts festivals, a performing arts series, monthly visual arts exhibits, and a summer arts camp.

Recruited and interviewed students and evaluated applications. Supervised the campus tour program, hiring and training a team of eighteen student guides. Initiated the Faculty Letters program.

One of 75 recipients nationwide of a grant for independent study and travel, based on a proposal about ethnocentrism and economic development. For fourteen months, I traveled and studied in Ecuador, Colombia, Japan, Thailand, and India.

Mpa, Emphasis In Nonprofit Leadership

Gruening Award for Outstanding MPA Student Studies included Organizational Theory & Behavior, Human Resource Management, Leadership.

Graduate-Level Electives, Public Administration

Ba, Psychology