• Regular NPQ Contributors

Jeanne L. Allen

Jeanne L. Allen brings more than 30 years of experience in the nonprofit sector to her consulting practice with nonprofits. Her focus is on strategic planning and organizational change, with an emphasis on systems of board development, business planning and social media strategy. She is also an instructor with Duke University's Nonprofit Management program.

Kristin Barrali

Kristin is the Publisher of the Nonprofit Quarterly. She manages all areas of NPQ’s earned revenue sources, focuses on new media strategies, and, with the team, works hard to make NPQ a sustainable enterprise.

Jeanne Bell

Jeanne Bell, MNA, is the CEO of CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, which provides organizational and leadership development services to nonprofits.

Steve Boland

Steve Boland lives at the intersection of community, policy and technology. He holds a Master of Nonprofit Management from Hamline University.

Rick Cohen

Rick Cohen is the Nonprofit Quarterly's National Correspondent. Cohen pursues investigative and analytical articles, advocates for increased philanthropic giving and access for disenfranchised constituencies, and promotes increased philanthropic and nonprofit accountability.

Erwin de Leon

Erwin de Leon is a researcher at Urban Institute and writer on nonprofit, immigration and LGBT issues.

Mary Jo Draper

Mary Jo Draper is combining her interest and experience in journalism and community engagement as the editor of the Midtown KC Post, an online news and community-building site. Draper spent 15 years as a reporter and news director at Kansas City Public Radio Station KCUR. She is an adjunct faculty members teaching community engagement in the Nonprofit Studies Department at Rockhurst University.

Anne Eigeman

Anne Eigeman is a communications and fundraising consultant to education organizations at Anne Eigeman Consulting.

John Hoffman

John Hoffman is Director of New Markets at ZeroDivide, a San Francisco-based nonprofit organization. John's editorial contributions focus on the intersection of technology, philanthropy, and social justice. He has more than 15 years of experience in marketing and development within the high-tech and nonprofit sectors.

Kathleen M. Hughes

Kathleen M. Hughes is the editor of Public Libraries, the journal of the Public Library Association (a division of the American Library Association). She has over twenty years of experience in the nonprofit world.

Kathi Jaworski

Kathi Jaworski is a board member and immediate past president of Nonprofit Association of the Oregon and the principal of Write to Know nonprofit consulting.

Simone P. Joyaux

Simone P. Joyaux, of Joyaux Associates, has 35 years experience as staff, consultant, and board member in the nonprofit sector.

Mike Keefe-Feldman

Mike Keefe-Feldman is the Nonprofit Quarterly'ssenior online editor.

Mark Light

Leah Lomotey-Nakon

Leah Lomotey-Nakon has worked with the Robert W. Woodruff and Whitehead Family of Foundations in Atlanta and is currently completing a year of service as the AmeriCorps VISTA Leader at the United Way of the Piedmont in Spartanburg, S.C. to better understand the complexities of poverty in small Southern communities.

Rob Meiksins

Rob has served in the nonprofit sector for over 30 years in roles ranging from intern to program manager, executive director to board director, and consultant.  Starting out in professional theatre in New York City, Rob moved to Milwaukee to work with Milwaukee Rep as the dramaturg. Later, he served as executive director of Future Milwaukee, the area’s oldest and most active community leadership development program.  As a consultant, Rob uses a holistic approach, helping people and organizations articulate, and then take the next step towards their vision. He has worked with organizations as large as the United Way of Greater Milwaukee and as small as Ensemble Musical Offering. He focuses on strategic planning, board development, and fund development.

Ruth McCambridge

Ruth McCambridge is Editor in Chief at the Nonprofit Quarterly. Her background includes thirty-five years of experience in nonprofits, primarily in organizations that mix grassroots community work with policy change. She has spoken and published extensively on nonprofit management and governance.

Jon Pratt

Jon Pratt, JD, MPA, is the executive director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits and a contributing editor to the Nonprofit Quarterly.

Michelle Shumate, Ph.D.

Michelle Shumate (Ph.D., University of Southern California) is an Associate Professor at Northwestern University and the Director of the Network for Nonprofit and Social Impact. Her current research focuses on issues of nonprofit capacity, corporate-nonprofit partnerships, and the dynamics of interorganizational networks designed to impact large social issues.

Michael Wyland

Michael Wyland is a partner in Sumption & Wyland, providing nonprofit governance and management consulting.

• NPQ Authors

1. Rikki Abzug

2. Rikki Abzug (PhD, Yale University) is a Professor of Management at Anisfield School of Business, Ramapo College of New Jersey. He is co-author of Nonprofit Trusteeship in Different Contexts and was the Chair of the Nonprofit Management Program and Associate Professor at Milano The New School for Management and Urban Policy.
3. Tom Adams

4. Rebecca Adamson

5. Rebecca Adamson is the founder of the First Nations Development Institute, a Native American nonprofit whose primary mission is to promote culturally appropriate economic development by and for Native peoples.

6. Bob Agres

7. Bob Agres is executive director of the Hawai'i Alliance for Community Based Economic Development.

8. Tom Ahern

9. Tom Ahern is a consultant specializing in capital campaign case statements, nonprofit communications audits, direct mail, and donor newsletters. His efforts have won three prestigious IABC Gold Quill awards, given annually to the best communications work worldwide.

10. Louis Altman

11. Lou Altman is an Employment Specialist with Gateway Community Industries, Inc., a nonprofit human services agency in Ulster County, New York. A licensed attorney, Louis volunteers teaching poetry at Gateway and is currently a student in the Master’s Rehabilitation Counseling program (distance learning) at SUNY-Buffalo.

12. Audrey R. Alvarado

13. Audrey R. Alvarado, Ph.D., has been the executive director of the National Council of Nonprofit Associations since July 1999. Prior to her appointment, she was an associate dean at a major urban university and also served as the executive director of local nonprofit organizations.

14. Sarah H. Alvord

15. Sarah H. Alvord is a Senior Program Officer at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.

16. Scott Anderson

17. Scott Anderson is the Director of Communications for DSI, the developer of ClientTrack. He earned his PhD in Communications from the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to his PhD, he worked as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in community health, adolescent residential treatment, and a faith-based organization.

18. Liza Andrews

19. Liza Andrews is public policy director of Connecticut Association of Nonprofits. She works on issues affecting CT Nonprofits’ mental health and substance abuse providers, as well as on cross-sector policy matters affecting all members.

20. Emil Angelica

21. Emil Angelica is a senior consultant with Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Services to Organizations. He is co-author with Vince Hyman of Coping with Cutbacks: The Nonprofit Guide to Success When Times are Tight.

22. Phil Anthrop

23. Phil Anthrop is a consultant to foundations in the G8 countries.

24. Angela Ards

25. Angela Ards came by her social justice mission of advocacy journalism quite organically—following passion. She has published extensively on African American literature and culture in the post-civil rights era.

26. David Arons

27. David Arons is co-director of Charity Lobbying in the Public Interest, a national organization educating nonprofits about the importance of lobbying to achieve their missions.

28. Paula Smith Arrigoni

29. Paula is a California native that had plans to become an urban planner and became a nonprofit finance geek instead. Paula spent a decade working for the CDFI Fund and Nonprofit Finance Fund, and is currently enjoying working as the Managing Director for Youth Speaks Inc., serving as a consultant on writing, strategy and financial management projects, and volunteering on women's health and safety issues. Paula lives in the Bay Area with her husband, his mom and their four kids.

30. Axel Aubrun, Ph.D.

31. Axel Aubrun, Ph.D. is principal and co-founder of Cultural Logic, LLC, an applied cognitive and social science research group.

32. Diana Aviv

33. Diana Aviv is president and CEO of Independent Sector.

34. Marcia Avner

35. Marcia Avner is public policy director with the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. Her work includes training, education and lobbying on issues that are important to nonprofits and the people they serve.

36. Thomas E. Backer

37. Thomas E. Backer, PhD, is the president of Human Interaction Research Institute, Los Angeles.

38. Kenneth Bailey

39. Kenneth Bailey is a Fellow at the MIT Center for Reflective Community Practice and at Stone Circles.

40. Joe Baker

41. Joe Baker is the executive director of N-TEN.

42. Joyce Baldwin

43. Joyce Baldwin has written extensively about immigration issues for Carnegie of New York.

44. Ira Barbell

45. Ira Barbell, PhD, is a senior associate at the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Baltimore.

46. Corbett Barklie

47. Corbett Barklie is a Los Angeles-based arts consultant with nearly two decades of experience and a theater producer focused on the development of new work.

48. Kate Barr

49. Kate Barr is the executive director of the Nonprofits Assistance Fund.

50. Fran Barrett

51. Fran Barrett is the executive director and founder of Community Resource Exchange.

52. John Barros

53. John Barros, former youth leader, board member and Dartmouth graduate has been the executive director of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative (DSNI) since 1999. Barros is also a member of the Aspen Institute's Roundtable on Comprehensive Community Initiatives.

54. Gary D. Bass

55. Gary Bass is executive director of OMB Watch, a national organization promoting government accountability and a healthy nonprofit sector.

56. Karen Beavor

57. Karen Beavor is the CEO of the Georgia Center for Nonprofits.

58. Sonya Behnke

59. Sonya Behnke is a fellow at Georgetown University's Center for Public & Nonprofit Leadership.

60. Samantha L. Beinhacker

61. Samantha L. Beinhacker is co-deputy director of the Yale School of Management-The Goldman Sachs Foundation Partnership on Nonprofit Ventures. Samantha comes to The Partnership with extensive background as a management consultant specializing in new business development, strategic planning, marketing and organizational capacity-building for both nonprofit organizations and corporate sector clients.

62. Erline Belton

63. Erline Belton is the CEO of the Lyceum Group in Boston. She has been identified by clients as an organization healer, and feels honored to be of service as she practices organization development from her heart and head.

64. Jem Bendell

65. Jem Bendell is an associate with the New Academy of Business in the U.K. and a scholar of the Aspen Institute Non-Profit Sector Research Fund. He is the editor of Terms for Endearment: Business, NGOs and Sustainable Development, by Greenleaf Publishing.

66. Lymari Benitez

67. Lymari Benitez, Ph.D., was a graduate student in Environmental Psychology and has worked on a variety of HERG projects, focusing on brownfields and environemtnal risk perception. She is a Senior Research Associate at Harlem Children’s Zone.
70. Mary Bennett
72. Ken Berger
74. Christine Bertran

75. Peter Block

76. Peter Block, consultant and speaker, is a partner in Designed Learning, a training company that offers consulting skills workshops designed to build the skills outlined in his Flawless Consulting books.
79. Rick Blum
81. Marla Bobowick
83. Heidi Boghosian
85. Steve Boland
87. Jim Bolone
89. Philip Bond

90. Elizabeth Boris

91. Elizabeth Boris is the director of the Urban Institute Center on Nonprofits & Philanthropy.

92. Woods Bowman

93. Woods Bowman is a professor of public service management at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois.
96. Patricia Bradshaw

97. Angel Braestrup

98. Angel Braestrup has been executive director of the Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation and program director of the Henry Foundation since 1994, and has worked in the world of family foundations for almost two decades.
101. David A. Brennen
103. Paul Brest

104. Richard Brewster

105. Richard Brewster is the executive director of the National Center on Nonprofit Enterprise.
108. Arthur C. Brooks

109. Meghan Brown

110. Meghan Brown writes about the nonprofit sector from her neighborhood base in Dorchester, MA.
113. Melissa S. Brown

114. L. David Brown

115. L. David Brown is Visiting Professor of Public Policy at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government and Associate Director for International Programs at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations.
118. Lee Bruder
120. Mitch Bruski

121. Phil Buchanan

122. Phil Buchanan is the president of the Center for Effective Philanthropy.
125. Sean Buchanan
127. Alison Burdo
129. John Case
131. Richard P. Chait
133. Shelly Chamberlain
135. Eunice Cho

136. Saras Chung, MS

137. Saras Chung works as the research and operations manager for Wyman, a national youth development agency. She has published articles in peer-reviewed research journals, writes on adolescent development and runs the agency’s quality improvement processes. Prior to Wyman, Saras worked as the Associate Director of Nest.

138. Julia Classen
140. Robert Cocchiaro

141. David Coleman

142. David Coleman is the director of Transition Management Services, and organization development firm in Washington D.C., that specializes in coaching for senior leaders and their direct reports and positions them to change the world.
145. Chuck Collins
147. Jim Collins
149. Paul M. Connolly
151. John Coy
153. Jayne Cravens
155. Laura Cronin

156. Andrew Crosby

157. Andrew Crosby was formerly a senior editor with the Nonprofit Quarterly.
160. Rachel Croson, Ph.D.
162. Tim Cross
164. Carlo M. Cuesta
166. Lewis B. Cullman
168. Tom David
170. Jeffrey D. Davine, Esq.
172. Jennifer J. Deal

173. Tim Delaney

174. Tim Delaney is the president and CEO of the National Council of Nonprofits.

175. Ty dePass

176. Ty dePass is a former associate editor with the Nonprofit Quarterly.
179. Dennis Derryck

180. Frank C. Dickerson, Ph.D.

181. Frank C. Dickerson, Ph.D., is the president and founder of High Touch Solutions, a marketing and fundraising agency. To extend his research on the discourse of philanthropy, Dickerson launched the Written Voice, an organization that provides computer-based text analysis services.
184. William M. Dietel
186. Gabriella DiFilippo
188. Sarah DiJulio
190. Ben Dixon
192. Peter Dobkin Hall
194. Tania Dobrowolski

195. John F. Dovidio

196. Dr. John F. Dovidio is professor of psychology at the University of Connecticut.
199. Murray Dropkin
201. Jules Dunham
203. Paul Dunn, Ph.D.
205. Christine Durand
207. Barry Dym
209. Michael Edwards

210. Pablo Eisenberg

211. Pablo Eisenberg is a senior fellow at Georgetown University’s Public Policy Institute.

213. Efrat Eizenberg

214. Efrat Eizenberg is a former graduate student in Environmental Psychology and has worked on a variety of HREG projects.
217. David Ellerman
219. Susan J. Ellis
221. Kathleen Enright
223. Teresa Erickson
225. Larry Fichtner
227. Donna S. Finley

228. Chris Finney

229. Christopher Finner was a candidate for the Master of Environmental Management and Certificate in Latin American Studies at Yale University. He now is the Philanthropy Communications Specialist at The Nature Conservancy.

230. Kathleen Fletcher

231. Kathleen Fletcher is a consultant to nonprofit organizations and a part-time faculty member at the University of San Francisco and the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.
234. Ted Ford Webb
236. William Foster
238. Christopher Fredette, PhD
240. Judy Freiwirth
242. Judy Freiwirth, PsyD
244. Peter Frumkin
246. Gen Fujioka

247. Samuel L. Gaertner

248. Samuel L. Gaertner is professor of social psychology at the University of Delaware.
251. Dale Galvin
253. William A. Gamson
255. Curtis Gans
257. Cynthia García Coll
259. Nettrice R. Gaskins
261. Karen Gaskins Jones
263. Miguel Gavaldón

264. Cynthia Gibson

265. Cynthia M. Gibson, Ph.D., is founder and principal of a consulting firm providing custom support to improve capacity and program effectiveness for leading national foundations and nonprofit organizations through public policy research and analysis, program development, strategic planning, survey design, evaluation, and marketing and communications. Gibson is also a widely published author and active blogger on issues affecting the nonprofit/philanthropic sector and is known for her networking skills across diverse constituencies in that sector.
268. Michael Gilbert
270. John D. Gill

271. Mel Gill

272. Mel Gill is president of Synergy Management and Consulting Associates and an associate of the Institute On Governance, Ottawa, Canada.
275. Thomas N. Gilmore
277. Michelle Gislason

278. Grant T. Goldhammer

279. Grant T. Goldhammer is the CEO of Power to the Pen Inc.

280. Joseph Grady, Ph.D.

281. Joseph Grady, Ph.D. is principal and co-founder of Cultural Logic, LLC, an applied cognitive and social science research group.
284. Jesse Graham
286. Alana Gralen
288. Clare Gravon
290. Florence Green
292. Daniel Greenberg
294. Kay Guinane
296. Gita Gulati-Partee
298. Chao Guo
300. Rachel Gwaltney
302. Paul Hagen
304. Mark A. Hager
306. Mark Hager
308. Jinna Halperin
310. Denise Hanna
312. Peter Hardie

313. Yvonne Harrison

314. Yvonne Harrison is a Assistant Professor in the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, University at Albany, SUNY.
317. Chris Hartman
319. Richard C. Harwood
321. Lisa Hasegawa

322. David Heinen

323. David Heinen is director of public policy and advocacy at North Carolina Center for Nonprofits.

324. Owen Heiserman

325. Owen Heiserman is a research specialist with Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA), Marshalltown, Iowa. He is a member of a team of management and financial consultants funded through a grant from the Office of Community Services, in the Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. This Peer-to-Peer team performs assessments and provides reconstructive and restructuring services to community action agencies in crisis.
328. Melanie L. Herman
330. Robert D. Herman
332. Charles Hewitt
334. Mary L. Hiland, Ph.D.
336. Anne Hindery
338. Matt Hochstetler
341. June Holley
343. Carrie Hoops
345. Joanne Horgan
347. Joanne Horgan
349. Tsai-shiou Hsie

350. Betsy Hubbard

351. Betsy Hubbard is a former program officer at The Pew Charitable Trusts, where she was involved in both successful and unsuccessful partnerships. She is currently a free-lance consultant.
354. Paul Hudson
356. Jon Huggett
359. Paige Hull
361. Andy Hyman
363. Innovation Center for Community and Youth Development
365. Miriam Inocencio
367. Peter Jackson
369. Francine Jacobs

370. Taj James

371. Taj James is the executive director of the Movement Strategy Center (MSC), a new national intermediary that engages youth and adults across issues and regions, located in San Francisco.

372. Sandra Janoff

373. Sandra Janoff, Ph.D. is co-director of Future Search Network. She’s run future searches around the world on issues such as creating the future for children in war-torn Southern Sudan; building an inclusive, world-class community in racially and economically polarized Berrien County, MI; and building a healthy community on traditional values of mind, body and spirit in Ko’olau Loa, Oahu , Hawaii.

374. Thomas H. Jeavons

375. Thomas Jeavons is general secretary of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). He holds a Ph.D. in management, was the first Director of the Center on Philanthropy and Nonprofit Management at Grand Valley State University, and has been a fellow at the Program on Nonprofit Organizations at Yale. He has worked for, studied and consulted with a wide variety of nonprofit organizations, and that experience shapes both his concerns about and his aspiration for them.
378. Karen Jeffreys
380. James Jennings
382. Douglas A. Johnson
384. Elaine Johnson
386. Byron Johnson
388. Otis Johnson
390. Darryl A. Jones Sr.
393. Sue Karant
395. Kevin Kearns
397. Elizabeth K. Keating
399. Elizabeth Keating
402. Myron Kellner-Rogers

403. Jane Kendall

404. Jane Kendall is the president and founder of North Carolina Center for Nonprofits.
407. Terri Klass

408. Kim Klein

409. Kim Klein is publisher of the Grassroots Fundraising Journal.
412. Daniel S. Kleinberger

413. Nancy Knoche

414. Nancy Knoche is an independent consultant.
417. Terry M. Knowles
419. Stephanie Koczela
421. Kirk Kramer
423. Karen Kraut

424. Valdis Krebs

425. Valdis Krebs is a management consultant and the developer of InFlow network software. June Holley is founder and President/CEO of the Appalachian Center for Economic Networks.
428. Joe Kriesberg
430. Kalpana Krishnamurthy
432. Frances Kunreuther
434. Judah I. Kupfer, Esq.
436. Joyce A. Ladner
438. Prerna Lal
440. J. Ronald Lally
442. Mike Lamb
444. Jenn Lammers
446. Linda M. Lampkin
448. Colleen Lannon
450. Steven Lawry

451. Mark Leach

452. Mark Leach is a senior consultant at the Management Assistance Group and focuses on issues such as strategy, leadership development and transition, and issues of diversity and inclusion in organizations.
455. Matt Leighninger
457. Aaron Lester

458. Maria Elena Letona

459. Maria Elena Letona is the former Executive Director of Centro Presente, an immigrant rights organization dedicated to achieving the self-determination of the Central and Latin American immigrant community of Massachusetts.

460. Christine W. Letts

461. Christine W. Letts is Lecturer in the Practice of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government and is the Associate Director for the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations.
464. Abby R. Levine
466. Valerie S. Lies

467. Paul C. Light

468. Paul Light is the Paulette Goddard Professor at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University and an online columnist for the Washington Post. Paul Light was vice president and director of governmental studies at the Brookings Institution, author of Making Nonprofits Work, and lead investigator on the Nonprofit Effectiveness Study, which is asking how nonprofits sustain excellence in performance.
471. Padraic Lillis
473. Judy Lindenberger

474. Deborah Linnell

475. Deborah Linnell is the director of programs at Third Sector New England.
478. Jonathan Livingston
480. Roger Lohmann
482. Arnold Love, Ph.D.
484. Tamara Lucas Copeland
486. Timothy Lyster
488. E. Grant MacDonald
490. Nan Madden
492. Anna Madison
494. Jeff Madrick
496. Richard Magat
498. Marie C. Malaro
500. Geri Mannion
502. Jean-Baptiste Marchais
504. Lisa T. Maruyama

505. Jan Masaoka

506. Jan Masaoka is executive director of CompassPoint.

507. Cynthia W. Massarsky

508. Cynthia W. Massarsky is co-deputy director of the Yale School of Management-The Goldman Sachs Foundation Partnership on Nonprofit Ventures. She has worked with nonprofits for more than 25 years, and has operated CWM Marketing Group, a management consulting firm specializing in marketing and new business development in the nonprofit sector.
511. Karl Mathiasen
513. Mark R. McCrary

514. Kim McGillicuddy

515. Kim McGillicuddy is one of the founding members of Youth Force, a center in South Bronx, NY, established in 1994 to support youth organizing and youth-led advocacy.

516. Aideen McGinley

517. Aideen McGinley is permanent secretary of the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure in Northern Ireland, responsible for cultural and linguistic diversity, arts, sports, museums, libraries, ordinance survey, public records, and inland waterways and fisheries. She worked in local government for 25 years and was formerly chief executive of the Fermanagh District Council. She was also a member of a number of NGOs at the local and U.K. level.
520. Patricia McLagan
522. Thomas McLaughlin
524. Patrick McWhortor
526. Nesly Metayer
528. Stefania Milan

529. Ricardo Millet

530. Ricardo Millet is the principal of Millett and Associates and the former director of evaluation at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
533. Judith Millesen
535. Holly Minch

536. David Moberg

537. David Moberg is a senior editor of In These Times, a national monthly newsmagazine.
540. Caitrin Moran
542. James Morgan
544. Mario Morino
546. Lauri Morrison-Frichtl

547. Andrew Mott

548. Andrew Mott is director of the Community Learning Project and a Senior Fellow at the Wagner School of Public Service at New York University, working with the Research Center on Leadership in Action.
551. Sean Moulton
553. Geoff Mulgan
555. Vic Murray
557. Susan Nall Bales
559. Jeff Narabrook
561. J. Louis Newell

562. Gus Newport

563. Gus Newport is currently general manager of KPFA, the Berkeley-based station of the Pacifica Radio Network, following 30 years of social activism. A master community-builder who consults with development projects and foundations all over the country, his numerous roles in public life include serving as the director of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative, the mayor of Berkeley, California (two terms), a member of the advisory committee of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, and vice president of the World Peace Council.
566. Jack Norman
568. Alice O'Connor
570. Judith O'Connor
572. Joel J. Orosz
574. Marc Osten
576. Francie Ostrower
578. Frances Padilla
580. Karen M. Paget
582. Soyun Park
584. Eva Paterson
586. Flannery Patton
588. Nancy L. Pearson
590. Brenda Peluso,
592. Claudia Peña
594. Robert Penna
596. Gail Perreault
598. Dan Petegorsky

599. Jeanne Peters

600. Jeanne Peters is budget director and a consultant with CompassPoint.
603. Thomas H. Pollak
605. James E. Post
607. John A. Powell
609. Lonnie Powers
611. Stephen M. Pratt
614. Simone Putnam
616. Douglas Quiett
618. Michael Quinn Patton
620. Julie Quiroz-Martínez

621. Thomas Raffa

622. Thomas Raffa is the managing partner of Raffa and Associates, P.C., a certified public accounting and consulting firm based in Washington D.C.

623. Henry A. J. Ramos

624. Henry A. J. Ramos is principal of Mauer Kunst Consulting, a New York–based consulting group specializing in foundation and nonprofit advising, social policy research, and cultural arts promotion.
627. Steven Rathgeb Smith
629. Diane F. Reed
631. David Reingold

632. David O. Renz, Ph.D.

633. David O. Renz, PhD, is the Beth K. Smith/Missouri Chair of Nonprofit Leadership and the director of the Midwest Center for Nonprofit Leadership at the L.P.
636. Rob Restuccia
638. Valerie Reuther
640. Brenda Rodriguez
642. Lisette Rodriguez

643. Robby Rodriguez

644. Robby Rodriguez is co-director of the SouthWest Organizing Project, a community-based social justice organization located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and a project team member of Building Movement into the Nonprofit Sector.
647. Katie L. Roeger
649. Joan Roelofs
651. Bridgette Rongitsch
653. Patrick Rooney
655. Mark Rosenman

656. David A. Ross

657. David A. Ross, J.D. is a public policy and advocacy consultant from Pennsylvania. He is the Public Policy Officer for the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations and founder of David A. Ross and Associates. David A. Ross and Associates connects companies, nonprofits and government agencies to the rules, tools, information and resources they need to achieve their mission goals.
660. Holly Ross
662. Denice Rothman Hinden
664. Reece Rushing
666. William P. Ryan
668. Mari Ryono
670. Susan Saegert

671. Judith R. Saidel

672. Judith R. Saidel is executive director of the Center for Women in Government & Civil Society, and associate professor of public administration and policy at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, University at Albany, State University of New York.
675. Lester M. Salamon
677. Jodi R. Sandfort

678. M. Bryna Sanger

679. M. Bryna Sanger is professor of Urban Policy Analysis and Management, Robert J. Milano Graduate School of Management and Urban Policy, New School University, and a non-resident senior fellow at The Brookings Institution. In addition to teaching both urban policy and nonprofit management students, she has served in a number of senior management positions at the university level. Sanger has sat on the boards of both nonprofit and for-profit organizations and has consulted with dozens of nonprofits and government agencies on a wide range of policy and management issues.
682. Adrian Sargeant, Ph.D.

683. Doug Sauer

684. Doug Sauer is CEO of the New York Council of Nonprofits.
687. Carolyn Sauvage-Mar
689. Dana Schaar
691. William A. Schambra

692. Arthur “Buzz” Schmidt

693. Buzz Schmidt is founder and former CEO of GuideStar USA and GuideStar International. He advises nonprofit and hybrid enterprises, and chairs the boards of the FB Heron Foundation and the Nonprofit Quarterly.
696. Paul Schmitz
698. Nancy E. Schwartz

699. Sandra Scott

700. Sandra Elaine Scott is development director at Boston-based Peace Games, a national nonprofit organization empowering students to create their own safe classrooms and communities. Scott serves as board vice-president of the St. Vincent Pallotti Center in Boston and sits on the fundraising committee of the Chelsea Human Services Collaborative.
703. Francis J. Serbaroli
705. Zafar S. Shah
707. Jen (Yue) Shang
709. Jen Shang, Ph.D.
711. Elisa Shearer
713. Sue Sherry
715. Jon Shure
716. Tyra B. Sidberry
718. Paul Sieminski
720. Mohan Sikka
722. Edward Smith

723. Kay Snowden

724. Kay Snowden is the client services manager for fiscal sponsorship at Third Sector New England.
727. Jerry Soto

728. Jonathan Spack

729. Jonathan Spack is executive director of Third Sector New England.
732. Reginald Spears

733. Michael Stein

734. Michael Stein is an Internet strategist who specializes in technology use by nonprofits and social enterprises.
737. Betsy Stoller
739. Sharon Sullivan
741. Dennis J. Sykes
743. Richard Tagle

744. Kelvin Taketa

745. Kelvin Taketa is the president and CEO of the Hawaii Community Foundation.
748. Barbara Taylor

749. Susan Tenby

750. Susan Tenby is the community manager for TechSoup, a project of the nonprofit technology assistance organization CompuMentor. She also develops content and conducts research for TechSoup.org, and co-edits their newsletter, By the Cup. Tenby is an advocate for barrier-free technology, coordinating the creation of an accessibility initiative at CompuMentor.
753. Oliver Tessier
755. Sarah Testa

756. Clive Thompson

757. Clive Thompson is the technology columnist for Newsday.
760. Marissa Tirona, J.D.

761. Bruce Trachteberg

762. Bruce Trachtenberg is executive director of the Communications Network, a nonprofit membership organization that promotes the use of communications to advance the work of philanthropy.
765. Tam Tran
767. Bill Traynor
769. Johanne Turbide
771. Carole Upshur
773. Bill Vandenberg
775. Tanya Vartivarian
777. Jan Verhage
779. Stephen Viederman
781. Christine Waller

782. Marnie Webb

783. Marnie Webb has been working on technology issues with nonprofits and schools for the last twenty years. She is currently the Director of Consulting Services for CompuMentor, the home of TechSoup.
786. Michael D. Weekes
788. Marvin Weisbord

789. Joseph T. Wells

790. Joseph T. Wells, CPA, CFE, is founder and chairman of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners and a contributing editor to the JofA. John D. Gill, J.D., CFE, is research director for the Association.

791. Margaret Wheatley

792. Margaret Wheatley is an internationally acclaimed speaker and writer and the president emerita of the Berkana Institute.
795. Joe Williams
797. Scott Williams
799. Steve Williamson
801. Steve Williamson
803. Tim Wolfred
805. Jennifer Woodill
806. Johanna Wyn
808. Daniel Yankelovich
810. Jennifer Young
812. Karen Young
814. Dean Zerbe