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 Matthea Marquart, MSSW, is Director of Professional Development Design for Professional Services at Wireless Generation. She was named a “2008 Young Trainer to Watch” by Training Magazine. Her NYNPblog explores ideas around developing the skills and potential of nonprofit staff so that organizations can provide the best possible service to their clients. The opinions expressed here are personal opinions of Matthea Marquart, and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of Wireless Generation. |
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 Bruce Carmel shares his experiences working at Turning Point, a community-based organization in Brooklyn. His work as a Deputy Executive Director highlights issues in the areas of adult literacy, disconnected youth and interagency collaboration. |
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 Rich Lombino, Esq. is an Attorney/Writer/Social Work Student effecting social change & ending homelessness. He is working at Coalition for the Homeless and pursuing his MSW at Columbia University. He has published several scholarly articles, is writing a nonfiction book and is working on other writing projects. Rich's NYNP blog has a focus on issues facing the homeless and their nonprofit advocates. |
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 Jennifer Siaca's blog will highlight trends, news, and emerging research on youth services. The blog will discuss the full range of youth issues, including education, health services, afterschool and summer programs, and other social services. Jennifer Siaca works in the out-of-school time field on statewide policy and program initiatives and is a native New Yorker. |
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 Fred Scaglione, Editor of NYNP, offers some unsolicited personal thoughts about issues and events broadly relating to nonprofit human services.
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 Janice Tosto, MSEd, MS, NCC, CASAC is the Director of Vocational Services for Greenhope Services for Women, Inc. She has worked in the human services field, serving diverse client populations, for 21 years. Janice’s blog will focus on the work of helping formerly incarcerated women in recovery re-enter society. |
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 Alexandra Collier, MPA, is the Director of Volunteer Services and Special Projects at the Jewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA). Alex’s NYNP blog on volunteer management and administration will explore the myriad challenges that nonprofit volunteer administrators face and provide insight and ideas for creating an excellent volunteer program within any organization. |
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 David Jordon is a Medical Case Manager Counselor with Cerebral Palsy Association of New York State, where he has been delivering human services for 31 years.
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 Reg Foster leads IBM's Corporate Citizenship programs in the NY/NJ/CT region and Canada. He has also worked for United Way of New York City and in human services in both State and City government. Reg's NYNP blog will look at current issues facing funders of nonprofits and the influence funders exert on organization goals, with an additional focus on current technology issues in the sector. |
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 Howard Josepher is President and Chief Executive of Exponents, a New York City organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of people affected by drug addiction and HIV/AIDS. He is a long time advocate for drug law and policy reform and the revitalization of drug treatment and recovery services.
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 William Rapfogel is the CEO and Executive Director of Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty (Met Council), one of New York’s largest human services agencies. Willie’s blog will offer a glimpse into the hectic and rewarding world of running a nonprofit, and explore ideas with other nonprofit professionals on leadership, NYC government, and helping the needy. |
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 Nora Lapin has been a consultant to community-based and other non-profit organizations for over 15 years. Her blog will focus on the need for adequate funding for essential services; along with development strategies for obtaining them. |
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 Tracey D. Little, BPS, CASAC works as a clinical consultant. She has worked in the human service field for approximately 10 years since leaving corporate america. Her blogs will not be specific to any type of service. Her perspective will come from her roles as an employee, student, mother and volunteer involved with nonprofit organizations. |
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