“It is in our nature to seek purpose.”
Daniel Pink, Drive: the surprising truth about what motivates us
Recent projects: Creation of the Walla Walla Leaders Network
Creation of Resilience Trumps ACES website
Community Outcomes Plan for Children's Resilience Initiative
Clients:
Arizona Institute for Breast Health
Council for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect
Children’s Home Society/Home Team Parent Aide Program
Christian Family Care Agency
Church Council of Greater Seattle
Greater Everett Community Foundation
Haller Lake Christian Health Care Clinic/Puget Sound Christian Clinic
Highline Medical Center Foundation
Lincoln Health Center/Student Health Options,
Phoenix Rescue Mission
The Rose House
RSVP of Kittitas County/501 Commons
Senior Services of Seattle/King County
The Amadeus Project
Exchange Club of
Walla Walla
Early Learning Coalition of Walla Walla
HighPoint Solutions/ Focus on the Family & Episcopal Relief & Development
Highline Community College Foundation,
Seattle Archdiocese
YouZeum
Tourism Walla Walla
Walla Walla Community College
Walla Walla Community Network
Whatcom Humane Society
"Amy is an exceptional person
with a myriad of talents…I have worked with Amy since 2001 and have
found her to be very astute at assessing organizational capacity and in
determining program development opportunities given budget and human
resource constraints.
Her insight on the leadership needs of an organization will serve her well. She is a very creative individual with superb communication skills."
Her insight on the leadership needs of an organization will serve her well. She is a very creative individual with superb communication skills."
--Gwen Robbins
Executive Director, the YouZeum
Former Vice President, Resource Development, Senior Services of Seattle
Finding purpose is the best way to describe how I have arrived this stage of my work and life.
By working with me you too can discover your purpose. Mihaly Czikszentmihalyi calls this "flow," where our talents, skills and passions converge and our work and life have meaning.
In my 25 years as a professional working for major corporations, large and small nonprofits, community groups and a government agency, I have come to realize that we are each capable of having tremendous impact once we know our strengths and have the capacity to use them daily in our work.
This is why I have I have honed my strengths of strategic focus and curiosity combining them with empathy, humor and creativity in my work with clients.
Research based consulting
I infuse my work with years of research on resilience, interpersonal neurobiology, intentional change, and emotional intelligence to help my clients achieve the transformation they seek.
I also bring a panoramic view to my work, gleaned from roles as a marketing communications specialist, public relations director, and grant writer and from my work with a private grant making foundation. Prior to my work in the nonprofit sector, I worked with the Washington State Dairy Products Commission and as a client relations analyst with Ford Motor Company.
I am a 2009 graduate of Seattle University’s Master of Nonprofit Leadership (MNPL) program and have a BA in Consumer Economics. I also am a certified emotional intelligence coach through Multi Health Systems, Inc. In my masters work, I created a model for intentional change that focused on aligning individual leader competencies with organizational strategy. This is based on the work of Richard Boyatzis, professor in the psychology and organizational behavior departments of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
I also have studied, and continue to incorporate mindfulness practices in my work. The work of Daniel Siegel has been profoundly inspirational and transformational for me!
By working with me you too can discover your purpose. Mihaly Czikszentmihalyi calls this "flow," where our talents, skills and passions converge and our work and life have meaning.
In my 25 years as a professional working for major corporations, large and small nonprofits, community groups and a government agency, I have come to realize that we are each capable of having tremendous impact once we know our strengths and have the capacity to use them daily in our work.
This is why I have I have honed my strengths of strategic focus and curiosity combining them with empathy, humor and creativity in my work with clients.
Research based consulting
I infuse my work with years of research on resilience, interpersonal neurobiology, intentional change, and emotional intelligence to help my clients achieve the transformation they seek.
I also bring a panoramic view to my work, gleaned from roles as a marketing communications specialist, public relations director, and grant writer and from my work with a private grant making foundation. Prior to my work in the nonprofit sector, I worked with the Washington State Dairy Products Commission and as a client relations analyst with Ford Motor Company.
I am a 2009 graduate of Seattle University’s Master of Nonprofit Leadership (MNPL) program and have a BA in Consumer Economics. I also am a certified emotional intelligence coach through Multi Health Systems, Inc. In my masters work, I created a model for intentional change that focused on aligning individual leader competencies with organizational strategy. This is based on the work of Richard Boyatzis, professor in the psychology and organizational behavior departments of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
I also have studied, and continue to incorporate mindfulness practices in my work. The work of Daniel Siegel has been profoundly inspirational and transformational for me!
Certified:
(360) 528-7420 or (425) 673-4153
amy@capacity4good.com
Content copyright . capacity4good.net. All rights reserved.