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Licensed Consultants 1000 Cranes Business Consulting/Naomi Takeuchi
1000 Cranes Business Consulting/Naomi Takeuchi Bio: Naomi Takeuchi is founder and president of 1000 Cranes Business Consulting in Durham, North Carolina. She is a strategic planning and leadership consultant assisting organizations through thoughtful business planning, effective communication and organizational development. As a professional member of the National Speakers Association, she regularly presents to executives, board members, senior staff, and consultants nationwide. Naomi has an undergraduate degree from the UC Berkeley and earned her Executive MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. With over twenty years of experience working in both the corporate and nonprofit sectors, Naomi has taken her wealth of knowledge of high performance, profitable systems and has integrated these concepts into a customized consulting practice specializing in Social Enterprise and Entrepreneurship.
Her 25 year career in education and training honed the analytic, management, and communications skills required to assess needs and move organizations and individuals forward to achieve their goals. As Training Manager for Wartsila Diesel of Finland, Ms. Berg traveled widely helping to establish the operations divisions of this global company. Terry is on the faculty of the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations and the Anne Arundel Community College Nonprofit Management Program. She also provides training through the Community College’s Workforce Solutions Program. She currently serves on several boards including the United Way Partnership, Family and Children’s Services, and the American Business Women’s Association.
Bio: John Brothers is a recognized leader in nonprofit and human/social service management with over 20 years of experience (10 as an executive) in the public service arena. John is currently the Principal of Cuidiu Consulting, a nonprofit and government consulting group working with federal, state and local government and local, state and national nonprofit organizations. John is also a Senior Fellow at the Support Center for Nonprofit Management, specializing in executive leadership. John is also a professor in Nonprofit Management at NYU's Wagner School for Public Service. He is a former adjunct professor at George Mason University in Nonprofit Finance and Fund Development, and a former fellow with the Children's Defense Fund and the Higher Education Consortium for Urban Affairs. John has a MPA in nonprofit and public management from NYU and a MBA in public policy from American Public University. John has worked with boards in communities across the United States. Name: Dagmaris Cabezas, MS Demetrius Crane Mailing Address: P.O. Box 536872, Orlando, FL 32853 Phone: 407.892.3439 Toll-free: 1.866.276.2700 Cell: 407.552.9717 Email: info@soldout2christ.com Website: www.soldout2christ.com Bio: Demetrius Crane is the founder/president of Soldout2Christ, Inc. which provides accounting and consulting services to nonprofit organizations. With over 10 years of experience, Demetrius’ expertise is in the growth and financial management of nonprofit organizations. Demetrius has a BA in Accounting from DillardUniversity and a Masters in Business Administration from NOVASoutheasternUniversity. Demetrius has worked closely with owners/board members of various nonprofits, such as, churches, schools and charitable agencies with budgets of $100K to $5M. Her overall mission is to help organizations perform in excellence through internal controls and financial management. Name: Dahl Consulting Glen Allen, VA 23058 and PO Box 81 Blakeslee, OH 43505 Phone: 804.290.8291
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Bob Donmoyer Name: Texas Nonprofit Management Assistance Network San Antonio, TX 78230 Website: www.txnetwork.org Rose Mary Fry is a native of Ohio and she received an undergraduate degree in Elementary Education from Ohio Dominican College and a graduate degree in Staff and Organizational Development from Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. She has thirty-five years experience in the education, nonprofit, and for profit sectors. Her current position is as founding Executive Director of the Texas Nonprofit Management Assistance Network, a 501(c)(3) organization that will help identify and meet the needs of Texas nonprofits through work with nonprofit resource centers and academic providers in Texas. Previously, she was Executive Director of the Nonprofit Resource Center of Texas in San Antonio, the oldest resource center in the state and one of the largest in terms of budget and staff. Her special interests are organizational change, the intersection of the nonprofit and for profit worlds, and facilitation of small and large group meetings. She has been involved in the nonprofit sector as a volunteer for approximately twenty-five years with particular interest in the arts, education, and women and children’s issues. Rose Mary serves as Board President of ACCION Texas, the largest microlender in the country, a board member of Impact San Antonio, a woman’s giving circle, and a member of San Antonio 100. Previously she served as Board President of Impact San Antonio, Texas Public Radio, Say Si, the Hollow at Inwood Homeowners Association, and Chair of the National Alumni Advisory Board for Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio. She is a graduate of Class V of the Masters Leadership Program in San Antonio and Bexar County.
Bio: Sandy Goff is a native of Texas. She is CFRE and a recognized leader in nonprofit management with over 26 years of experience, the last 13 years as an executive managing healthcare foundations. She specializes in strategic fundraising, financial management, captial campaign readiness and “overall best practice” management. She currently serves as a board member on the Texas Nonprofit Management Assistance Network and has been active with the North Texas Non Profit Management Association and the Estate Planning Council. She is a member of the National Committee on Planned Giving, the Association of Healthcare Philanthropy, and the Association of Fundraising Professionals. She is currently completing a 52 hour course as a certified financial gift planner and has qualified to take the FAHP exam. She has a proven fund development resume as a professional as well as an extensive volunteer background in fund raising. This experience has enabled her to speak the language from “both sides of the fence”. Address: 411 North Street Bio: Native of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Graduate from University of Maryland BA in psychology and Salisbury State University with MA in Psychology. Peggy has worked in the field for and with non-profits for well over 17 years in the fields of Mental Health, Education, Local Government and Youth Development. She started PMG Consulting LLC in August 2006 when asked to serve as a key consultant for Nemours Health and Prevention Services a Division of Nemours Foundation in developing a coalition and launching it into a non-profit. She has worked extensively cultivating and leading community mobilization projects in both Delaware and in Maryland and understands every facet of non-profit and community based work. She has served as a National Trainer for Boys and Girls Clubs of America for several years during her 10 years of service with Boys and Girls Clubs of Delaware. Community service and volunteerism has been a key component of Peggy's personal life serving in a leadership capacity for Soroptimist International of Seaford, Inc. for over 11 years serving in a leadership role for 9 of them. She is the current Consulting Director of the Sussex Child Health Promotion Coalition with over 160 Partners in Sussex County working to promote 360 degrees of children's health. Training and Workshops offered by her are both high energy and engaging. PMG Consulting Prides itself in understanding that you and your organization can get services in a multitude of ways and by a multitude of people. PMG feels that how those services are offered and by whom makes a world of difference in reaching your organizational and personal goals.
Bio: Mr. Phil Hahn has over 30 years management experience in industry, and over 10 years experience in non-profit board leadership and management. He has expertise in the areas of Business Process Management, Operational Excellence methods and standards, Group facilitation, Project Management, and Telecommunications Engineering. Phil retired from Verizon Inc. in 2003. He is Past-president of the board of the Buffalo Alliance for Education, and a member of the Executive Board of the Western New York Chapter of the Verizon Pioneers, which is a member of the TelcomPioneers. Mr. Hahn is an active school volunteer, involved in various educational initiatives and community activities. Mr. Hahn holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Buffalo, an MBA from St. Bonaventure University, and completed the Administrative Management Certification Program from the Institute for Nonprofit Agencies, University of Buffalo, School of Social Work. He is President of PNH Associates, a Management Consulting firm advising non-profits and other organizations. Name: Sonnenschein Nath and Rosenthal Address:1301 K Street, N.W.
Suite 600 East Tower Work: 202.326.5039 Cell: 301.509.0300 Fax: 202.336.5239 Website: www.sonnenschein.com Bio: Tom Hyatt is a Partner at Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal LLP and is based at the firm’s Washington, DC office. His practice focuses on corporate and tax-exempt organization issues for nonprofits. He represents organizations including public and private hospitals, academic medical centers, provider associations, advocacy groups, educational organizations, associations of nonprofits, and membership organizations in such matters. He frequently works with nonprofit governing boards and board committees to address such issues as regulatory compliance, fiduciary duty, conflicts of interest, bylaws development and revision, senior management compensation and benefits, CEO transition, fund raising, lobbying and political campaign activity, board development, membership matters, corporate restructuring, mergers and joint ventures.
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Bill Musick Bill has over 20 years of experience in health care operations management, project management, and financial and systems analysis. He is an expert in feasibility analysis of hospice care centers and strategic positioning of health care services. After a career in banking, where he was Vice President of Systems Integration for one of the country’s largest financial institutions, he has worked extensively with the continuum of healthcare services, bridging inpatient hospital services and a variety of community-based services, especially hospice and services to people living with HIV. Bill has consulted and provided interim leadership for hospices across the country. He has managed two end-of-life care facilities in San Francisco, serving as Executive Director during the capital campaign and construction of one of the two facilities. He presents nationally on issues related to board development and end of life care facilities. Bill is a graduate of the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the U.S. Air Force Academy. He has completed additional graduate studies as a Fulbright Scholar at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. He has served on the boards of St. Luke’s Hospital (San Francisco), Sutter VNA & Hospice Foundation, and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation; and as an appointee to the California State HIV/AIDS Planning Group.Name: Beyond Visions Foundation Address: PO Box 6518 St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 00804 Phone: 340.771.5556 Bio: Executive Director of the Beyond Visions Foundation, Yvonne brings 21 years of experience in nonprofit management & operations. Beyond Visions Foundations provides a variety of services to the nonprofit sector in St. Thomas including serving as a fiscal agent and providing fiduciary sponsorship, funding research, grant writing, program development, and assistance in filing for tax exempt status. She holds a BA in Business Administration from the University of the Virgin Islands. Julia Pierson Baltimore, MD 21211 Bio: Julia Pierson, M.S.W., uses a solutions-focused approach to empower her consulting clients to achieve their goals. Her expertise includes program & project development, capacity building, advocacy, strategic planning & program evaluation, organizational development, and grant writing. Julia is a seasoned nonprofit executive with over 20 years experience building and operating affordable housing, community development and human services programs. For 12 years, Julia was the executive director of Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation, a community and faith based housing development and social services nonprofit in Baltimore. At GEDCO, she took the role as lead developer for Stadium Place, an affordable retirement community and YMCA built on the site of the former Memorial Stadium. She is an accomplished project manager who completes projects on budget and on time. Her keen problem solving skills bring clarity and resolution to complex issues. Julia’s consulting clients work on critical social issues, such as youth and adult homelessness, workforce development, housing for people with disabilities, and successful aging.
Bio: Eric has been in consulting and management for 35 years. For 20 of those years he worked as a management analyst, manager, and later as director of a Fortune 100 firm’s (Providian Corporation) telecommunications systems. While at Providian Eric was the only employee to have twice won that organization’s highest associate honor, The Values in Action Award, for his leadership, teambuilding, and successful collaborative efforts. After his tenure with Providian, Eric continued his career as a senior research analyst with a consulting firm, working as an organizational development specialist. During that time he completed formal training in Innovative Associate’s organizational learning process. He obtained his official Project Management Professional (PMP) designation from the Project Management Institute in 2000. In 2001 Eric joined the Center for Nonprofit Excellence as Director of Consultation. Since that time he has successfully facilitated dozens of board and staff retreats, taught workshops on governance, planning, change, and project management, conducted team-building seminars, coached boards on improving their performance, and coordinated strategic planning processes for numerous nonprofits in the Louisville Metro, and Southern Indiana region. Eric has published over a hundred articles on management issues and has been a contributing columnist to Louisville’s Business First publication. He has taught as an adjunct professor in systems theory in Indiana University’s MBA program and taught courses in Bellarmine University’s nonprofit certification program. In 2006, Eric earned his designation as a licensed consultant with the Standards for Excellence Institute, an association committed to raising the level of ethics and accountability in nonprofit organizations. Name: Primary Resource Group Address: 1000 Fell St #602 Bio: Founder of Primary Resource Group, Sandi Timmins is recognized in the business and non-profit community as an innovator in helping organizations design effective infrastructure, in working with staff to develop business skills, and in mentoring and coaching senior managers. In addition, she works with non-profit boards and Executive Directors to improve the structure of the board and its relationship with the organization. By first clearly identifying the purpose of the organization and the unique needs and expectations of the people it serves, she is able to define the work flows, the staffing, skills and performance standards required to ensure that the service provided is exceptional, and to define the Board support necessary to meet objectives.
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