Partners

ALCHEMY LEADERSHIP SEMINAR PROGRAM FACILITATORS

Our nationally respected practitioners and facilitators address issues critical to nonprofit success and provide cutting edge strategy sessions in effective fundraising, board governance, public involvement, and accountability. They share a strong commitment to social change and equity for all communities in Los Angeles.

Leonard J. Aube

Executive Director
Annenberg Foundation
E-mail: laube@annenbergfoundation.org
Phone: (310) 209-4560
Fax: (310) 209-1631

Leonard J. Aube is the Executive Director of the Annenberg Foundation, one of the largest family foundations in the United States. He joined the foundation in 2003 as Managing Director to assist Wallis Annenberg and the Annenberg family in establishing a West Coast presence for the Foundation. In 2009, Leonard oversaw the relocation of the Foundation’s headquarters to Century City from Radnor, PA. The Foundation continues to operate with offices in Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Washington DC.

Since inception, the Foundation Directors have authorized over $4.2 billion in grants to more than 2,700 nonprofits in 35 countries, in a wide range of program areas such as education, culture and arts; the environment, animal welfare and nonprofit capacity building. Under the active stewardship of Co-Directors Wallis Annenberg, Lauren Bon, Charles Annenberg Weingarten and Gregory Annenberg Weingarten, the Annenberg Foundation is expanding and redefining its relationship with the communities it serves. In addition to its conventional grant-making, the Foundation’s place-based investments and special initiatives such as Not A Cornfield, the Annenberg Space for Photography, explore, Annenberg Community Beach House, Strawberry Flag and the Wallis Annenberg Performing Arts Center in Beverly Hills, transcend the established portrayal of a family foundation.

Sylia Obagi

Director of Operations
Annenberg Foundation
E-mail: sobagi@annenbergfoundation.org
Phone: (310) 209-4572
Fax: (310) 209-1631

Sylia Obagi serves as the Director of Operations for the Annenberg Foundation, one of the largest family foundations in the United States. In her role as Director of Operations, Sylia's portfolio of responsibilities includes overseeing the Foundation's Los Angeles program staff and strategic grant-making, capacity building initiatives, finance, information technology, operations and business administration, human resources and the new Annenberg Space for Photography. Sylia was a principle architect of the Foundation's Vision+ approach to its community grant-making focusing on the identification of exceptionally-led non-profit organizations, as well as its newest capacity building initiative "Alchemy", a collaborative model of training services focusing on the development of both staff and volunteer leaders in the Los Angeles nonprofit sector.

Lawrence Pierce-Durance

Founder
PD Solutions, Inc.
E-mail: lpd7447@msn.com
Phone: (970) 926-2860
Fax: (970) 926-2860
Skype address: lpdcolorado
Website: www.pdsolutionsfundraise.com

Lawrence currently is conducting programs in fundraising, strategic planning and governance for Habitat for Humanity International where he has trained over 1100 staff and board members over the last five years. In addition, under the auspices of the Annenberg Foundation’s Alchemy Leadership Seminars, he is a lead trainer of Los Angeles area nonprofits in fundraising and governance. In addition, Lawrence continues to serve a limited number of nonprofits in America providing advice and counsel on strategic fundraising issues, including capital campaigns and major gift programs.

Dave Sternberg

Partner
Loring, Sternberg & Associates
Senior Governance Consultant, BoardSource
E-mail: dave@loringsternberg.com
Phone: (317) 506-7695
Website: www.loringsternberg.com

Dave Sternberg is the author of the second edition of Fearless Fundraising for Nonprofit Boards, which is among the best sellers offered by BoardSource. He is a member of the faculty at The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University's Fund Raising School and a Senior Governance Consultant for BoardSource. At Indiana University, Dave teaches Developing Annual Sustainability, Principles and Techniques of Fundraising, Developing Major Gifts and Managing the Capital Campaign; as well as numerous customized training programs nationally and internationally. In 2006 he authored the course Purposeful Boards, Powerful Fundraising in partnership with BoardSource. In 1996, Dave founded Loring, Sternberg and Associates, providing fundraising counsel to educational foundations, social service organizations, higher education, membership organizations, children's groups, and museums. Dave is a graduate of The Ohio State University and is active in the Association of Fundraising Professionals Indiana Chapter. Dave is past chair of the Washington Township Schools Foundation, a member of the NPower Advisory Board and member of the Board of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis.

Paul Vandeventer

President and CEO
Community Partners
E-mail: paulv@communitypartners.org
Phone: (213) 346-3200
Fax: (213) 808-1009
Website: www.communitypartners.org

Paul Vandeventer serves as the President & CEO of Community Partners, an intermediary organization which serves over 100 civic and social projects through fiscal sponsorship, provides consulting services to organizations and networks, partners with funders on initiatives to strengthen grantees, and shares knowledge through publications, trainings, and other resources. Paul co-authored Networks that Work: A Practitioner's Guide to Managing Networked Action, and travels nationally to speak and consult on managing networks. He lectured from 1997-2003 and continues to teach occasionally in the graduate program of USC's School of Policy, Planning and Development. He was appointed a Society and Business Lab Senior Fellow at USC's Marshall School of Business and served in 2010 on the expert panel reviewing proposals to the Obama Administration's Social Innovation Fund. Additionally, he serves on the membership advisory committee of Independent Sector, a national advocacy group, as a trustee of Flintridge Preparatory School and as a board member of Pasadena-based Furious Theatre Company.

ALCHEMY COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS

Community Champions are nonprofit professionals and volunteer leaders who are an essential ingredient to Alchemy’s success. They are alumni of the Annenberg Nonprofit Leadership Seminar and serve as co-facilitators, peer mentors, and advisors providing the regional practitioner’s perspective.

Diane Brigham

Executive Director
Ryman Arts
E-mail: dbrigham@ryman.org
Phone: (213) 629-2787
Fax: (213) 627-9914
Website: www.rymanarts.org

In 2002, Diane Brigham joined Ryman Arts where she has led program expansion and raised the organizations profile as the leading pre-professional training program for talented teen artists in Southern California. Previously, Diane was Head of Education at the J. Paul Getty Museum. She has over thirty years experience in art education, beginning as a public school art teacher and earned a Bachelor of Science and Masters of Education from Kutztown University in Pennsylvania. Diane has served on the board of directors of the National Art Education Association, the Education Committee of AAM, and Museum Educators of Southern California. Diane completed the Stanford Graduate School of Business Executive Program for Leaders in the Arts. She recently launched The Big Draw LA, a public participation initiative to celebrate the value of drawing.

Sue Chen

Board Chair
Reef Check
E-mail: suec@novaorthomed.com
Phone: (310) 658-8023
Fax: (310) 230-2376
Website: www.reefcheck.org

Sue Chen is the President and Board Chair of Reef Check Foundation. Reef Check Foundation is a 13 year old nonprofit organization with the mission of saving our ocean reefs through human sustainable solutions. Sue Chen is the founder and CEO of Nova Ortho-Med, Inc. Founded in 1993, NOVA is an industry leader in Mobility and Bathroom Safety products providing greater independence and personal well being to physically challenged people. NOVA is changing the look and perception of medical equipment and the millions of Americans reliant on assistive devices by incorporating style and fashion to products such as designer canes and colorful walkers. NOVA was recognized as one of the 50 fastest growing Asian American businesses in 2008 and 2009. In October 2010, Sue was named Entrepreneur of the Year by the Asian Business League of Southern California. www.novamedicalproducts.com

Lydia Cincore-Templeton

President & CEO
Children Youth and Family Collaborative
E-mail: lydia@cyfcla.org
Phone: (323) 730-9400
Fax: (323) 730-9403
Website: www.cyfcla.org

Lydia has been involved in continued community service for over 26 years and has received numerous honors, including being named the California State Legislature Woman of the Year in March 2005 for her work with foster and at-risk youth. Lydia is a member of United Methodist Women, Top Ladies of Distinction and the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, among other organizations. Lydia has served as a member of the Bishops' Task Force on Children and Poverty and the Los Angeles District Multiculturalism Team. Her professional background and development include a degree from Loyola University of the South and a Juris Doctorate from Howard University School of Law. In 1996, Lydia was assigned to Goma, Zaire where she served as the Country Manager and coordinated the United Methodist humanitarian response to the Hutu-Tutsi Conflict in Rwanda.

Bill Fox

Board Chair
Grandparents as Parents
E-mail: rotaryzorro@dslextreme.com
Phone: (818) 264-0880
Fax: (818) 264-0882
Website: www.grandparentsasparents.com

Bill is an entrepreneur who has owned businesses that range from software management and training to automotive services to the food service industry. He also spent 21 years with IBM and is a veteran having served four years in the US Army in the Army Security Agency. Bill was on the Board of Directors of White Wing Labs, Inc. from 2000-2004. He is a strong community member and has been a Rotarian for many years. From 1993-2006 he was with the Conejo Valley Rotary Club and served in many capacities, up through holding seats on the Executive Committee, including Vice President and President. He currently is a

Thyonne Gordon

Executive Director
CoachArt
E-mail: thyonne@coachart.org
Phone: (213) 736-2850
Fax: (213) 736-2851
Website: www.coachart.org

An accomplished professional with a background in human and organizational development, Dr. Gordon has worked for over a decade bringing innovative and productive transitional programs to nonprofit and for profit communities. Currently, she leads the effort of engaging chronically ill youth in the arts and athletics at CoachArt and challenges individuals into mentorship to better serve the world. Dr. Gordon serves on several boards including Pacific Graduate Institute and Project MuszEd. She also consults in the nonprofit arena for organizations such as the Coalition for At Risk Youth and the SkyHook Foundation. She has been acknowledged nationally with awards and accolades for her work with youth. But, mostly Dr. Gordon desires and promotes that individuals "bloom where you're planted."

Bruce Greenspon

Board Chair
Environmental Charter High School
E-mail: brucegreenspon@gmail.com
Phone: (310) 214-3400
Fax: (310) 214-3410
Website: www.echsonline.org

Bruce has over a twenty-year commitment to negotiation, conflict resolution and mentoring. Bruce serves as Raytheon's lead negotiator on multi-million dollar international development and production contracts with both the US Government contracting officers and foreign government officials. Bruce is also experienced as the executive founding member of a celebrated consumer-branded product company with leadership experience in sales, marketing, operations and public relations. Bruce currently serves as the Board Chair of Environmental Charter High School and Environmental Charter Middle School. Other organizational affiliations include: Raytheon Management Club, Big Brothers, Greater Los Angeles, Junior Achievement (JA) Volunteer of the Year for Southern California, JA Industry Consultant, and Hughes Aircraft Company lead focal point for JA.

Irma Muñoz

President & CEO
Mujeres de la Tierra
E-mail: imunoz@mujeresdelatierra.org
Phone: (323) 350-3306
Fax: (323) 350-3306
Website: www.mujeresdelatierra.org

Irma Muñoz proudest achievement is the launching of the environmental equity movement through the founding of Mujeres de la Tierra - social entrepreneurial non-profit in Los Angeles. She currently serves as co-chair to LA Green's Urban Ecosystems work group, Chairs the Alianza de los Pueblos del Rio, a board member of the Southwest Voter Registration Project and an Commissioner for the City of Los Angeles' Environmental Affairs Commission. Her work with Mujeres de la Tierra was featured in the November 2008 issue of O, Oprah Magazine, was named in Hispanic Business Magazine's 100 Influential Hispanics in October 2008 and La Opinion's Mujeres Destacadas 2007 community award for leadership. Irma Muñoz earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, San Diego and a Juris Doctorate from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego.

Keren Taylor

Executive Director
WriteGirl
E-mail: keren@writegirl.org
Phone: (213) 253-2655
Fax: (213) 253-2618
Website: www.writegirl.org

Keren Taylor has been active as an afterschool program director and trainer for more than 15 years. In 2010, WriteGirl was awarded the California Nonprofit of the Year Medal from Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and First Lady Maria Shriver.
A frequent speaker at conferences and book festivals, Keren is the recipient of numerous awards including the President's Volunteer Call to Service Award, Business & Professional Women's Community Woman of Achievement Award and the Soroptomist International's Woman of Distinction Award. She has edited and designed seven award-winning anthologies and overseen WriteGirl's expansion into an organization that helps hundreds of Los Angeles girls annually. Keren holds a Bachelor's Degree in International Relations from the University of British Columbia, a Piano Performance Degree from the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto and a Diploma from the American Music and Dramatic Academy, New York City.

Hyepin Im

President & CEO
Korean Churches for Community Development
E-mail: hyepin@gmail.com
Phone: (213) 985-1500
Website: www.kccd.org

Hyepin Im has been involved in various professional capacities related to faith-based economic development work, including her most recent involvement as a venture capitalist for Renaissance Capital Partners, an affiliate of the First A.M.E. Church and Hancock Park Associates. Prior to Renaissance Capital Partners, Im was the Sponsorship Manager for California Science Center. Im serves on the Steering Committee of Churches United for Economic Development and is chair of the Asian Faith Commission. She was responsible for mobilizing national and international support for helping Korean-Americans reunite with their families in North Korea, and was invited by the South Korean government to be part of the National Prayer Breakfast and the World Christian Parliamentarian Association. She is a member of the Pacific Council, the West Coast Partner for the Council on Foreign Relations and was appointed by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger as a Commissioner for the California Service Corp. She recently completed a research study that focused on Korean-American Churches and Domestic Violence. The paper is titled, "Strengthening Families in the Korean/Asian Immigrant Community" and was supported by the U.S. Department of Labor. A graduate of the Coro Leadership of Southern California, Im received a B.S. from U.C. Berkeley, an M.B.A. from the University of Southern California, and is currently pursuing her Master of Divinity at Wesley Theological Seminary. She is a German Marshall Fund American Memorial Marshall Fellow and attended Harvard Divinity School Summer Leadership Institute to learn about faith-based initiatives.

Teri Nelson Carpenter

Board Chair
Pediatric Therapy Network
E-mail: Teri@reelmuzikwerks.com
Phone: (310) 321-5621
Website: www.pediatrictherapynetwork.org

Teri Nelson Carpenter has served as Board Chair of Pediatric Therapy Network for over five years. Teri is president of Reel Muzik Werks, LLC (RMW), a full service film/TV music publishing company. Prior to RMW, Teri served as Senior Vice President for Saban Music Group. In this capacity, she was responsible for overseeing Saban's music business. Previously, she was Senior Vice President, Music Administration, for Fox Family Worldwide; and, prior to that, for Saban Entertainment, Inc. Before joining Saban, Teri served as a Music Administration and Production Executive at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Teri recently served as a two-term President, and has been a longtime board member, of the California Copyright Conference. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance and Composition from California State University, Long Beach, where she graduated with honors. She has performed under the direction of renowned vocal conductor Frank Pooler and in concert with Richard Carpenter and symphony orchestras across Southern California.

Chaz McEwan

Board President
24th Street Theatre
E-mail: chaz.mcewan@gmail.com
Phone: (310) 413-6091
Website: www.24thstreet.org

Chaz McEwan has served as Board President of 24th Street Theatre for over nine years. Chaz also has over thirty years management experience with varying types and sizes of Creative and Themed Entertainment organizations. He has worked in demanding operating and project "Show Business" environments meeting critical design, budget and schedule objectives. He has a reputation for helping teams and organizations meet their goals, achieve their vision and maximize their potential. He effectively brings together creative, technical and business talent to deliver satisfying projects and products.

Chaz was, for many years, part of Walt Disney Imagineer's executive team developing and operating world-class entertainment and leisure venues around the world. He has worked on hundreds of projects; developed and trained teams in the US, Europe and Asia; and managed design, brand and quality for well-known companies. He was a leader in the use and development of digital asset management technologies and standards serving international information, operational and creative needs.

Cynthia Harnisch

President and CEO
Inner-City Arts

After more than twenty-five years as a museum professional, Cynthia Harnisch changed career direction when she joined Inner-City Arts as Executive Director in 1999. Cynthia’s master’s degree is in Museum Studies from the University of Arizona and she is a graduate of the Museum Management Leadership Institute sponsored by the American Federation of Arts and the J. Paul Getty Trust. Cynthia is also a graduate of Stanford Graduate School of Business, Executive Education, 2004. She was a founding staff member and vice president of the Autry Museum of Western Heritage. Previously, she worked for the Arizona Historical Society and the University of Arizona Art Museum. While attending graduate school, she supervised a city-wide literacy program for impoverished youth. She serves on a number of advisory committees in the arts and humanities and is past president of Museum Educators of Southern California.

Monica Gomez

Board Member
Northeast Community Clinic

Monica Gomez is the Principal and owner of MG Development Strategies. With over 13 years of experience working in the non-profit sector and over 9 years in fund development, Monica is dedicated to working with an array of non-profit organizations in fund development, grant writing, program development/
implementation, evaluation, research and grantmaking. Prior to becoming a consultant, Monica was the Director of Development at East LA Community Corporation. In addition to consulting, Monica serves as board member for the Northeast Community Clinic, Proyecto Pastoral and the Greenlining Academy Alumni Association (GAAA). A resident of Los Angeles, Monica holds a Bachelor of Arts from Occidental College and a Masters in Public Policy from UCLA’s School of Public Affairs.

Lucia Diaz

CEO
Mar Vista Family Center

Lucia Diaz, first got involved with Mar Vista Family Center over twenty-five years ago, when she enrolled her 3 year-old in the preschool program. She began as any other parent involved with the project, volunteering one day a week in the classroom. Soon she was involved with community outreach for the center and became a part of its peer counseling group. Many years of dedication to children, both her own and those in the neighborhood, combined with her belief in shared community responsibility, have allowed her to impact the Mar Vista community with great positivity. She is now the Executive Director of the center. Lucia is one of WIN’s original creators.

Spike Dolomite Ward

Executive Director & Founder
Arts in Education Aid Council

Spike Dolomite Ward, had a son in kindergarten. As an artist and private art teacher for young children, she volunteered her time and resources to teach art in her son’s class. She started volunteering more, teaching, painting murals, and arranging for cultural field trips, all the while developing Arts in Education Aid Council, Inc., as a viable public charity. New to school district politics, the school PTA, and the Vanalden School Site Council, she rapidly learned how to navigate the politics of the school district, while preserving her nonprofit organization’s autonomy and integrity as an outside entity. The organization has evolved from supporting her son’s school, to providing full arts education programs in three elementary schools and providing additional assistance to another 50 elementary, middle and high schools.

ALCHEMY+ Program Facilitators

Our facilitators are some of the best practitioners in the field. They have helped strengthen hundreds of local and regional nonprofits across the country by conducting trainings in fundraising, strategic planning and helping organizations tell more compelling stories. Their intensive and stimulating learning sessions provide an ongoing opportunity to share best practices and innovative strategies to transform organizations to a higher level of effectiveness and sustainability.

Chuck V. Loring

Partner, Loring, Sternberg and Associates
Senior Governance Associate, BoardSource
E-mail: cvlindy@me.com
Phone: (954) 328-7086
Website: www.boardsource.org

Chuck Loring is the senior partner of the Fort Lauderdale and Indianapolis-based firm of Loring, Sternberg, and Associates, which provides fundraising and governance consulting services to nonprofits. Chuck is also a Senior Governance Associate for in Washington, DC, offering expertise in board development and other governance issues to nonprofit boards across the country. Chuck is a past president of the Indiana chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, is a Certified Fund Raising Executive and holds a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of California, Santa Barbara and an MBA from the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California.

Chuck has helped hundreds of local and regional nonprofits across the country improve their governance as well as prominent national charities such as Special Olympics, Second Harvest Food Banks, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, The Susan G. Komen Foundation, The Alzheimer's Association, Easter Seals and The Smithsonian National Museum of The American Indian. Each year Chuck conducts dozens of training programs for funders, community foundations and nonprofit centers interested in good governance. His repeat clients include The Hartford Community Foundation for Public Giving, The Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice, The Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida, The Porter County Community Foundation, The Cape Cod Community Foundation, The Community Foundation of Broward County, The Foundation Center in New York City, The Philanthropy Center at Rollins College and the New Hampshire Center for Nonprofits, to name only a few.

Terrence McNally

Radio Host: A World That Just Might Work (KPFK 90.7FM)
Consultant: McNally:MessageMatters
E-mail: temcnally@post.harvard.edu
Phone: (310) 476-4999
Website: www.aworldthatjustmightwork.com

A consultant, speaker, writer and coach for foundations, nonprofits, public agencies and progressive corporations, Terrence McNally helps clients tell more compelling stories. Clients include Atlantic Philanthropies, Bank of America Neighborhood Excellence Initiative, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Glaxo-SmithKline Patient Advocates, Greenpeace USA, Intel Corporation, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, John D. & Catherine T. Macarthur Foundation, Herman Miller, NASA, National Council on Aging, Nemours Foundation, Pfizer Foundation and Volunteers Of America. A graduate of Harvard, Terrence left teaching after a few years, and moved to entertainment to reach larger audiences. After twenty years as an actor, director, and screenwriter (Earth Girls Are Easy starring Geena Davis, Jeff Goldblum, and Jim Carrey), he realized he wasn't fulfilling his vision. He hosts a radio interview show in Los Angeles and New York (podcast at terrencemcnally.net) envisioning a world that just might work. Guests have included Michael Lewis, Van Jones, Samantha Power, Cornel West, Gregory Boyle and Muhammed Yunus -- all of whom tell great stories. His interviews often appear in print at AlterNet.org. Terrence is co-author with Hyla Cass, MD of Kava: Nature's Answer to Stress, Anxiety, and Insomnia. Terrence brings his communications experience in all of these roles and media to help clients clarify and express their messages in order to maximize their impact.

Gary Phillips

Founder, Chairman & CEO
Phillips & Associates
E-mail: gary@phillipsontheweb.com
Phone: (213) 346-3200
Website: http://www.phillipsontheweb.com

Gary W. Phillips is the Chairman and CEO of Phillips & Associates. He has counseled clients in all essential areas of institutional advancement. His special expertise is in the areas of developing volunteer and staff leadership; facilitating strategic planning and organization management; and counseling in capital and endowment campaigns. He has also served a number of private family foundations, helping them define their charitable mission along with the essential roles and responsibilities of their governing boards.
Gary has served the following institutions: 13 of the University of California and California State University campuses; 17 private colleges and universities; Orange County Performing Arts Center and Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts; Smithsonian National Museum of American History, Huntington Library, and Clark Art Institute-Massachusetts; Los Angeles and San Francisco Zoos; Marlborough, Laguna Blanca, Loyola High and Polytechnic Schools; Children's Hospital Los Angeles, UCLA Medical Center and USC School of Medicine. Prior to founding Phillips & Associates in 1971, Gary served as Director of Development for UCLA, Assistant Director of Development for Stanford University, and director of both a corporate and private foundation. Gary is a graduate of Stanford University.

ALCHEMY strategic partners

We have partnered with a group of capacity-building organizations, consultants, and thought leaders to help shape and guide Alchemy and to be a resource for you. These Strategic Partners offer a wealth of knowledge.

The Annenberg Foundation

2000 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 1000
Los Angeles, CA 90067
E-mail: lainfo@annenbergfoundation.org
Phone: (310) 209-4560
Fax: (310) 209-1631
Website: www.annenbergfoundation.org

Loring, Sternberg & Associates

7557 Hoover Road
Indianapolis, IN, 46260
E-mail: dave@loringsternberg.com
Phone: (317) 506-7695
Website: www.loringsternberg.com

Community Partners

1000 N. Alameda Street, Suite 240
Los Angeles CA, 90012
E-mail: info@CommunityPartners.org
Phone: (213) 346-3200
Fax: (213) 808-1009
Website: www.communitypartners.org

PD Solutions Inc.

P.O. Box 2704
Edwards, CO 81632
Phone: (970) 926-2860
Fax: (970) 926-2860
Skype address: lpdcolorado
Website: http://www.pdsolutionsfundraise.com/

Draper Consulting Group

1820 14th Street, Suite 100
Santa Monica, California 90404
E-mail: office@drapergroup.com
Phone: (310) 392-2200
Fax: (310) 392-2212
Website: www.drapergroup.com

Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

6300 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 820
Los Angeles, CA 90048
E-mail: info@rockpa.org
Phone: (323) 658-4200
Fax: (323) 658-4205
Website: www.rockpa.org

BoardSource

1828 L Street NW, Suite 900
Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 452-6262
Fax: (202) 452-6299
Website: www.boardsource.org

USC Center on Philanthropy
& Public Policy

University of Southern California
Lewis Hall 210
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0626
E-mail: cppp@usc.edu
Phone: (213) 740-9492
Fax: (213) 821-4126
Website: cppp.usc.edu