Torrie Dunlap Email & Phone Number

San Diego, Ca, Us

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, Ca And Washington, Dc

* Responsible for the strategic vision of the organization * Led strategic planning process for new plan for 2013-2016 and 2017-2020 * Secured funding and opened a Washington, DC office in 2013 * Lead a staff team of 25, located across 11 states* Oversee a $3M annual budget * Collaborate with an 18-member board of directors* Maintain and build relationships with other non-profit leaders, government officials and KIT champions and investors

San Diego, Ca

* Started in 2003 as a part-time program coordinator, and in 2006 became the Director, National Training Center on Inclusion * Expanded KIT's training program to a national focus * Primary author on KIT's training manual "Together We're Better" (published 2003)* Chaired 6 national conferences * Initiated and developed online learning programs beginning in 2007 * Led the process for Authorized Provider status with the International Association for Continuing Education and Training * Secured a large government contract, leading to KIT's international impact* Co-authored a chapter in the college textbook Inclusive Recreation, published by Human Kinetics in 2010* Featured as a Thought-Leader in Diversity Journal magazine in March 2010* Wrote grants resulting in significant funding from foundations * Served as a trainer and keynote speaker in the United States and Europe

San Diego, Ca

* Directed a comprehensive performing arts program for 3,500 children a year ages 3-18* Initiated many new programs including age-specific drama clubs, Advanced Musical Theater workshops, Conservatory program for college-bound high school students, choreography mentorships, school outreach and artist-in-residence programs* Directed 10 main stage productions including Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Magic Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, Really Rosie and Miss Nelson is Missing * Developed educational materials for classroom teachers to use drama to teach literacy* Chaired the American Alliance for Theater and Education national conference in 2001 * Wrote grants, represented the theater on many committees and conducted national outreach * Increased the student base by over 200%

Carlsbad, Ca

Led a performing arts program within a Boys & Girls Club, offering dance, music and theater classes to 400 children a year. The program featured opportunities for children ages 3-18, including a touring group for advanced-level high school students. The touring group traveled throughout California every summer, performing in other Boys & Girls Clubs. We were awarded the Boys & Girls Clubs National Honor Award for Program Excellence, featured in Connections magazine, and I was selected for a National-level committee on the arts in the BGC movement.

Executive Program For Non-Profit Leaders

Theatre, Theatre For Young Audiences

Shakespearean Theater

Strategic Perspectives In Nonprofit Management