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FUTURE EXEC DIR FELLOWSHIP

The Nonprofit Roundtable announced the second class of Future Executive Director Fellows at our June 22 Annual Meeting.

These 25 emerging nonprofit leaders represent the diversity of our region, from Ward 8 in the District to Montgomery County and Northern Virginia, from direct service nonprofits to advocacy and grantmaking organizations. They will participate in a year-long leadership development program designed to prepare them for senior leadership opportunities. (List of 25)

Fellowship funded by American Express and Gelman, Rosenberg & Freedman.

The 25 Fellows represent the diversity of the region - representing organizations from Ward 8 in Washington DC, Montgomery County, and Northern Virginia.

The 2010-2011 Fellows are:

Tom Barnett, Good Shepherd Housing and Family Services
Stephanie Berkowitz, Northern Virginia Family Service
Judy Berman, DC Appleseed
Jean Bruggeman, Ayuda
Curtis Cannon, Greater DC Cares
Miyesha Perry Chappell, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Janice Cori, Polaris Project
Catherine Crum, Miriam’s Kitchen
Keiva Dennis, National Housing Trust
Charles Evans, DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Corp
Ronald Galvin, Jr., IMPACT Silver Spring
Heather Bradley Kubo, Gandhi Brigade
Kendra Lee, Asian American LEAD
Rebekah McGee, Actions in Community Through Service (ACTS)
Stefanie Renee Moreno, Mental Health Association (MHA) of Montgomery County
John Odenwelder, Catholic Charities – Diocese of Arlington
Mirna (Lupi) Quinteros-Grady, Latin American Youth Center / Maryland Multicultural Youth Centers
Michael Rubin, Jewish Foundation for Group Homes
Allison K. Stearns, The Center for Adoption Support and Education
Ashley Stewart, National Summer Learning Association
Karen A. Szulgit, DC Primary Care Association
Lyndsey Vierra, DC Scores
Juan Pablo Vacatello, Mi Casa
Artherelle K. West, East River Family Strengthening Collaborative
Jasmin Witcher, Carpenter’s Shelter

This program is led by Rosetta Thurman and builds upon the talent that already exists in the nonprofit community.

Our 25 Fellows work on the nonprofit front lines and this Fellowship will help them prepare for the next stage of their careers.

The Future Executive Directors Fellowship is funded by:

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