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East Lansing, Mi, Us

East Lansing, Michigan, United States

The East Lansing Emerging Leaders Program is an eight-month course in civic engagement, designed to expose interested residents to different aspects of local government.Participants will hone leadership skills by learning about a variety of topics through a lens of inclusion and public service. Participants will attend seven sessions from September through April and spend additional time on projects, assignments and discussion groups. Courses will be taught by a range of local business, community and government leaders at a variety of locations in East Lansing.

Oakland, California, United States

I serve on Hispanics in Philanthropy's (HIP) Steering Committee for Engagement of the Líderes Alumni Network (LAN). Líderes are Latin@ professionals working in the field of philanthropy as well as the broader social impact sector who are participating or have participated in HIP's Líderes Fellowship Program."HIP’s Líderes Fellowship empowers mid-career Latinos working in the philanthropic and nonprofit sectors and prepares them to move into positions of power where they can make meaningful change. In the summer of 2019, HIP announced a diverse group of 30 new fellows from across the United States, the Caribbean and Mexico. From September 2019 through February 2020, the fellows gathered in person in New Mexico and Colorado as well as online for a series of retreats, virtual learning opportunities and coaching sessions designed to share knowledge and build relationships. HIP’s CEO, Ana Marie Argilagos, also shared her own story as a Latina leader in the field. HIP began in 1983 as a network of Latinx professionals working in philanthropy who wanted to support one another, encourage more Latinos to join the field, and increase philanthropic funding of Latinx communities. Now a membership organization that brings together a powerful network of grantmakers across the Americas, HIP sponsors various regional, national and international conferences and briefings, conducts research and produces publications, offers professional development programs like the Líderes Fellowship, and provides referrals to foundations seeking Latinx staff and trustees."

Seattle, Washington, United States

‍Panorama was founded in 2017 by CEO Gabrielle Fitzgerald, a global leader who believes innovative approaches and catalytic coalitions can solve the most challenging issues. Our goal is to achieve maximum impact by partnering with visionary leaders to co-develop solutions to hard problems. We use our voice when it counts, and initiate projects when we see gaps that need to be filled.Panorama Global works to widen our collective perspective to include communities who have been pushed to the margins. We find the sticking points where progress has stalled and bring together leading philanthropies, corporations, and advocates to build consensus, develop plans of action, and drive momentum under a shared vision.

East Lansing, Michigan, United States

The Development Associates Program in University Advancement provides entry level positions that allow the University to recruit and hire individuals with the foundational skills and drive necessary to be successful fundraisers.The Development Associates serve as entry level fundraisers within the central office of University Advancement. They work within an environment heavily concentrated on mentorship and professional coaching that will afford the candidate an opportunity to learn the art and science of fundraising at Michigan State University. The set curriculum will focus on portfolio management of individuals, with an emphasis on the discovery/qualification, cultivation, and solicitation of Michigan State University alumni/donors primarily focused within the state of Michigan.

United States

Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) leads a transnational network of foundations, donors and nonprofits in strengthening Latinx leadership and influence across the United States and Latin America. Through its grantmaking, HIP invests in Latinx communities and directs resources that address the most urgent needs and issues affecting those communities today. To achieve social and economic justice, Latinxs must have a voice in shaping the policies, services and funding priorities that affect Latinx communities. But institutional and systemic inequities too often prevent them from being heard. HIP’s Líderes Fellowship empowers mid-career Latinos working in the philanthropic and nonprofit sectors and prepares them to move into positions of power where they can make meaningful change. In the summer of 2019, HIP announced a diverse group of 30 new fellows from across the United States, the Caribbean and Mexico. From September 2019 through February 2020, the fellows gathered in person in New Mexico and Colorado as well as online for a series of retreats, virtual learning opportunities and coaching sessions designed to share knowledge and build relationships. HIP’s CEO, Ana Marie Argilagos, also shared her own story as a Latina leader in the field. HIP began in 1983 as a network of Latinx professionals working in philanthropy who wanted to support one another, encourage more Latinos to join the field, and increase philanthropic funding of Latinx communities. Now a membership organization that brings together a powerful network of grantmakers across the Americas, HIP sponsors various regional, national and international conferences and briefings, conducts research and produces publications, offers professional development programs like the Líderes Fellowship, and provides referrals to foundations seeking Latinx staff and trustees.

Battle Creek

Managed Racial Equity, Community Engagement and Leadership programs for WKKF. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) supports children, families and communities as they strengthen and create conditions that propel vulnerable children to achieve success as individuals and as contributors to the larger community and society.

Wixom, Mi

Creative Many Michigan (formerly ArtServe Michigan) is dedicated to cultivating the creative potential of Michigan's arts and cultural sector to enhance the health and well-being of Michigan, its people and communities.

Burbank, Ca

Brand Strategy, Multicultural Marketing Strategy

East Lansing, Mi

MATRIX is devoted to the application of new technologies for teaching, research, and outreach. As one of the premier humanities computing centers in the United States, MATRIX creates and maintains online resources, provides training in computing and new teaching technologies, and creates forums for the exchange of ideas and expertise in the field.

Mba, Marketing, Strategy, Leadership & Change Management

Ba, Film (Motion Picture Arts)

Film Studies