Trish Biedron-Geers Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

• SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
• Responsible for the research of funding opportunities, drafting and submitting proposals, and preparing funder reports.
• Consult with the Executive Director on local, county, state and federal funding opportunities.
• While working part-time at home office, helped the Shelter to receive more than $1M in funding.

• SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
• Provide telephonic support, crisis counseling and resources to Shelter staff on-call.
• Support clients in the Permanent Supportive Housing Program (PSHP) through monthly calls, documenting each encounter.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS:* Available with little notice or training to jump into a variety of social work direct practice situations. * At most-recent 16+ month assignment (Health Partners Plans), provided telephonic counseling to a caseload of over 70 adults and children at the Medicaid/CHIP Special Needs Unit. Evaluated and addressed medical, social and.

Philadelphia, PA

• SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
• Responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the Nonprofit Incubator, which provides up to 40 small and start-up nonprofits with support and resources to manage their capacity and effectiveness.
• Provided coaching, training and technical assistance to the program managers and their staff in the areas of board development, strategic planning, fundraising, grant writing, marketing and other areas of nonprofit.
• Spearheaded two friend-raising networking events for Incubator program managers and the community.
• Coached my successor to lead the Nonprofit Incubator upon my departure. Ensured this individual had the skills to guide program managers by providing mentoring, training and intensive one-on-one supervision.

Philadelphia, PA

• SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
• Responsible for all aspects of the Compassion Capital Fund program and Communities Empowering Youth, both Federally-funded projects, that work to increase organizational capacity through technical assistance, training.
• Completed Federal, University-wide and departmental reports and forms as required; represent the University at Federal and State meetings and conferences related to CCF and CEY.
• Provided training and assistance to agency representatives on capacity building and organizational development. Used needs assessments, surveys and one-on-one interviews to determine which training sessions to offer..
• Coached partners in creating logic models, timelines and budgets for their capacity building projects.
• Coordinated all aspects of the Get SMART Program, linking community agencies to work study students.

Msw, Social Work

Leadership, Nonprofit Management

Emerging Leaders Program | Received Certificate of Completion, June 2010

Ba, Sociology