People
VolunteerMatch Team
The VolunteerMatch team combines a love of community engagement, a passion for technology, and a commitment to building strong relationships. Get to know the folks behind our service!
Staff
Alyssa Abegg
Client Relations Associate
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Omid Ahmadian
Sr Applications Engineer
With over 19 years of experience building software products, Omid
now works as VolunteerMatch's Senior Internet Application Developer
to add new features and functionality to the VolunteerMatch site.
Prior to joining VolunteerMatch Omid worked at Zing.com (now Sony's
Imagestation) to create their E-Commerce component. He was also a
Staff Engineer at Sun Microsystems, where he created software
solutions for load balancing and failover of Internet services.
Omid holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from San Jose State
University, 1982. Outside of work he is interested in
sustainability projects in underdeveloped countries, and has a
passion for playing and coaching soccer. Connect with Omid on
LinkedIn.
Michele Arrighi
Product Manager
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Greg Baldwin
President
Greg Baldwin joined what is now VolunteerMatch in the spring of 1998 as its
Chief Imagination Officer to finish hotwiring the Internet to help everybody find a
great place to volunteer. Today, VolunteerMatch is a leader in the nonprofit world.
Its popular web service is strengthening communities and organizations across the
country by making it easier for good people and good causes to connect. Greg
appreciates the power of a big idea. He began his career at the Leo Burnett
advertising agency where many big ideas were born and later tested his own as
a co-founder of 2d Interactive, Inc. -- a Boston-based technology start-up.
Greg completed his undergraduate studies at Brown University in 1990 with a degree
in Public Policy. He is a life-long volunteer and regularly speaks at nonprofit
events and conferences on the subjects of volunteering, communication, and the
Internet. He is also proud to serve as the Board Chair of the Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration. Connect with Greg on LinkedIn.
Jeff Bautista
Manager, Client Relations
Jeff joined VolunteerMatch to foster community involvement and help nonprofit
organizations find great volunteers. Born and raised in the Bay Area, he studied
Information Management Systems at U.C.-Berkeley and spent several years in the
financial services industry. After returning from a long trip through South
America, Jeff found the perfect fit at VolunteerMatch and is excited to be a
part of an organization making such a significant impact in the world. Jeff
loves bobbing his head to music, cooking, reading autobiographies, Netflix streaming,
video games, the Golden State Warriors, and going on adventures.
Jennifer Bennett
Sr Manager, Training & Education
Jennifer joined VolunteerMatch to build and manage the organization's
volunteer engagement programs.
She has a strong commitment to making a difference in her community and brings
over ten years of
nonprofit management experience including seven years directly managing
volunteers and creating
and revitalizing volunteer programs to VolunteerMatch. Jennifer started her
work with nonprofits
in the wildlife rehabilitation and conservation field -- filling positions at
all levels from
rescuing wildlife in the field to running wildlife hospitals to serving as a
board member on
advisory boards. She currently volunteers with Save the Bay and Project
Homeless Connect.
She is an avid reader, enjoys yoga and travel (sometimes at the same time),
and knows lots of
things about birds. She holds a B.A. from Randolph-Macon Woman's College in
Lynchburg, VA. Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn.
Casey Brennan
Manager, Marketing
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Sarah Christian
Director, Education & Training
Sarah joined VolunteerMatch in July 2007 to build partnerships with nonprofit
organizations, associations, foundations and
corporations to expand and support civic engagement with older adults. She
brings over 25 years of experience working with
nonprofit organizations. Before VolunteerMatch she served as Director of
Volunteer Resource Development for the National
Multiple Sclerosis Society where she gained valuable insight into national
organizations. Previously, Sarah worked at the
Denver Museum of Nature and Science. As Manager of Museum Services she
developed a nationally recognized volunteer program
as well as led the Visitor Services, Retail Operations and Restaurant and
Catering Services departments. Sarah has served on
numerous nonprofit boards such as the Denver Audubon Society, Volunteers for
Outdoor Colorado, and the American Association for
Museum Volunteers. She studied at the San Francisco Art Institute. When she is
not working Sarah enjoys traveling and collecting folk art. Connect with Sarah on
LinkedIn.
Anthony Desportes
Sr Applications Engineer
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Jackie Dixon
Sr Manager, HR & Administration
Born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, Jackie Dixon joined VolunteerMatch in
January 2006 as Office Manager.
After completing her A.B. in Media Production and Management from BCFE in
Dublin, Jackie moved to the United
States in 2001 to work in the film & commercial TV industry as a production
coordinator. In 2006 she decided
to focus on a more rewarding and socially responsible career and - having long
admired VolunteerMatch's mission - was
delighted to join the team. She enjoys live music, travel and chatting on the
phone with her family. Connect with Jackie on
LinkedIn.
Zeph Harben
Chief Technology Officer
Zeph joined VolunteerMatch in March 2008 as an engineer, eventually becoming Application Architect and now CTO. Prior to joining the team, he was Director of Information Technology at TRUSTe, an organization engaged in Internet Privacy. Zeph completed his undergraduate studies in Computer Science at Macalester College. His outside interests include writing, photography, biking and traveling. Zeph currently volunteers with Year Up, and in the past has volunteered with Kiva, Citizen Schools and Mercy Housing. Connect with Zeph on LinkedIn.
Denise Howell
Chief Financial Officer
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Vicky Hush
Director, Client Relations
Vicky works closely with corporate and nonprofit clients to help them
effectively build and use VolunteerMatch technology to engage their employees.
Recognizing the significant impact volunteers have each day at nonprofits
across the country, she strives to bring her communications skills and
first-hand knowledge of nonprofits needs to her clients. Prior to joining
VolunteerMatch, Vicky worked as the MS Walk Manager for the National
Multiple Sclerosis Society, where she helped the chapter raise a record
$1M-plus at a single event. Before moving to San Francisco, she worked
in the Washington, DC, area as a consultant for a variety of clients,
including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Vicky earned her BS
from Boston University's College of Communication. She enjoys traveling,
reading and the weather on the West Coast. Connect with Vicky on
LinkedIn.
Shari Ilsen
Manager, Online Communications
Shari joined the Communications team at VolunteerMatch in August 2010, and is responsible for all things online including blogs, newsletters, and social networking. A writer who's passionate about nonprofit capacity building, she's hard at work reaching out to nonprofits and volunteers to enrich the VolunteerMatch community. Before joining VolunteerMatch Shari led marketing and outreach at GreatNonprofits, a nonprofit online startup. Bred in Boston, Shari graduated from Stanford University with a BA in Psychology and a BS in Biological Sciences, and got hooked on the Bay Area lifestyle. With good food, good wine, and good weather, the only thing that's East coast about her now is her allegiance to Boston sports. Connect with Shari on Twitter or LinkedIn.
Kevin Johnson
Community Support Manager
Kevin joined VolunteerMatch in the fall of 2007 after spending ten years
working for the Warner Music Group where he acquired a vast amount of experience
in sales and marketing. A native of upstate New York, Kevin grew up along the Hudson
River before growing tired of sub-zero temperatures. He studied literature at Arizona
State University in Tempe, AZ, and has called the Bay Area home since 1994. Today he
enjoys spending time with his family, playing guitar and singing in an alt country band,
and living and dying with the Boston Red Sox. Connect with Kevin on
LinkedIn.
Maura Koehler-Hanlon
Sr Client Relations Manager
Maura joined VolunteerMatch in October 2007, bringing her passion for Corporate Social Responsibility and excitement for volunteering to the VolunteerMatch team.
Prior to joining VolunteerMatch, she earned a B.A. in International Studies and Studio Art from Macalester College, where she explored her interests in various
social issues, and studied how corporate citizenship can be used to address global problems. Maura loves to travel and has spent significant time in Turkey and
Ecuador, as well as four months in Northern Ireland where she interned for Children in Crossfire, a nonprofit dedicated to the human rights of children worldwide.
In addition to working to promote corporate volunteerism, Maura serves on the World Food Program Committee of San Francisco. In her free time, she enjoys quilting,
photography and the great outdoors. Connect with Maura on LinkedIn.
Elena Krol
Manager, Finance
Julia Lee
Manager, Office of the President
Julia Lee joined VolunteerMatch in the fall of 2006 to support the
communication and development activities associated with the Office of the
President. Julia earned her BA in English from UC Berkeley and her MFA in
Creative Writing from UMass, Amherst. Julia has lived and traveled in the UK
and held a variety of positions in the nonprofit sector. She has served as a
library assistant, counselor for troubled youth, and publication assistant for
an educational research agency. Julia brings her passion for writing and
storytelling to her new position. She has completed three short films and a
documentary about her marathon training. Julia strives to create art that she
hopes will move the world to think and change for the better. Connect with Julia on LinkedIn.
Torrey Monnich
VP, Product Management
Torrey joined VolunteerMatch to lead project management across the
organization. She has experience in both corporate and non-profit
environments, as well as a background in teaching. As a producer at Leapfrog
Enterprises, Torrey designed and managed educational software products. At the
Mendez Foundation she initiated and developed a nutrition education program
for children grades K-12. After earning a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology from
the University of California at Santa Barbara and studying Educational Theory
at San Francisco State University, she began her career teaching preschool and
kindergarten in the Montessori system. She enjoys working towards positive
change, running in the Presidio, and reading. Connect with Torrey on
LinkedIn
Aliza Pai
Product Manager
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Daryll Pierre
Applications Engineer
Daryll joined VolunteerMatch at the beginning of 2008. Prior to joining he
traveled around the world for a year visiting over 35 countries. For over 4
years he worked for The Biostatistics Center of George Washington University
where he built custom applications for Type 1 Diabetes TrialNet. He's a
native New Yorker, a new resident of the Bay Area, and holds a B.S. in
Mechanical Engineering from City College of New York.
Greg Price
EVP & Chief Services Officer
As our Chief Services Officer, Greg Price leads VolunteerMatch efforts to deliver services that support our community of volunteers, nonprofits and corporations and in the process create a sustainable business model for our organization. For 12 years at Oracle, Greg led teams that built U.S. Support Sales revenue from $40M to $1.1B; built the Support Sales team across
Canada; refined Oracle Japan's support partner program; and established the first team to
sell hosted Oracle Applications. He then worked with start-ups developing strategic
partnerships in the U.S. and Europe before taking a break from technology to reconnect with his
young family. Seeking a way to leverage his expertise for "greater good," Greg joined VolunteerMatch in 2005. By December 2006, VolunteerMatch doubled both the number of its corporate clients and its earned revenue. By 2009, VolunteerMatch extended its self-sustainability (earned revenue / expenses) from 32% in 2006 to 95%. Greg has contributed to the boards of the SF Opera and SF Zoo auxiliaries and currently serves on the boards of the Bancroft Library at UC Berkeley, Ari
Bhod, and the American Foundation for Tibetan Cultural Preservation. He is the founding board
president of the New Village School (K-8) in Sausalito, California. Connect with Greg on
LinkedIn.
Robert J. Rosenthal
Director, Communications
Robert is communications lead for VolunteerMatch, the Web's most popular volunteer network, where he is responsible for much of the organization's public relations, social media, membership communications, marketing and outreach efforts. Before this he helped raise money for important causes, helped build and sell a high-rise building, ran his own consulting firm, survived the dot-com era, and edited publications for a sharp-eyed readership of editors. A frequent public speaker on issues related to technology, social good, cause marketing, and the nonprofit enterprise, Robert's recent appearances include SXSW, the Nonprofit Technology Conference, the National Conference on Volunteering and Service, Goodpitch, and Netsquared. He's originally from Tucson, Ariz., and today lives in Oakland with his wife, cat, and growing collection of musical instruments. Connect with Robert on Twitter or LinkedIn.
Karsten Self
Manager of System Operations
David Selsky
Client Relations Manager
David joined the VolunteerMatch team to support companies seeking to grow their employee volunteer
programs and increase community engagement. He has previously worked in nonprofit technology as a
Support and Outreach Manager at DemocracyInAction, and has worked or volunteered at a number of
nonprofits in San Francisco and Washington, DC. David holds an M.A. in International Peace and
Conflict Resolution from American University and a B.A. in Film Studies from UC Berkeley, and
enjoys photography, yoga, vegan treats, and staring at palm trees. Connect with David on LinkedIn.
Samir Shah
Sr Client Relations Manager
Samir joined VolunteerMatch to cultivate valuable relationships with
socially responsible companies engaging in community involvement. By
helping corporate clients connect their employees to nonprofit volunteer
opportunities, he maximizes the social value of the VolunteerMatch
technology and corporate services. Samir has five years of experience in
the corporate sector. In sales and marketing roles, he has
successfully managed relationships with companies like Apple, Microsoft
and AT&T. In 2004, Samir became involved with civic engagement by
actively participating in the Presidential election. He is currently a
tutor at the Tenderloin Boys and Girls Club. Samir studied Economics at
the University of Texas at Austin and has an MA in Asian Studies from UC
Berkeley. Connect with Samir on LinkedIn.
Dianna Smith
Director, VolunteerMatch Solutions
Dianna Smith brings twelve years of corporate financial services background to
VolunteerMatch with a specialty in strategic planning and business
development. She helps Fortune 1000 companies develop employee volunteerism
programs that align business objectives with the needs of the communities
in which they operate and their employees interests. Dianna has a long history
of volunteering in Health and Human Services, Literacy, and Civil Rights.
Most recently, she has been very active in election integrity, taking a six
month sabbatical to speak with Secretaries of State and Election Officials
about transparency and election equipment. She earned her Bachelor of Science
degree in Marketing from the University of Colorado, Boulder and completed
her graduate work in Financial Planning at the John Anderson School of
Business at UCLA. Connect with Dianna on
LinkedIn.
Leah Smith
Sr Project Manager
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Aaron Suedmeyer
Application Engineer
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LinkedIn.
Stephen Sykes
Sr Application Engineer
Seth Thompson
Director, Services
Seth brings to VolunteerMatch a variety of volunteer and corporate experience. In 2004-2005,
he volunteered for a year with AmeriCorps doing environmental education and conservation work
in Cape Cod, Mass. Upon arriving in San Francisco, Seth worked as a media planner at Mediaedge:CIA.
Seth joined VolunteerMatch in October 2006 as an Associate in the Corporate Solutions
department, where he discovered the perfect marriage for his volunteering and corporate
experiences. Seth was promoted in 2007 to Account Manager in our Corporate Sales Department
and again in 2009 to East Coast Director. Seth holds a B.A. in American Studies from Hobart
College in Geneva, NY. He lives in Rhode Island and enjoys hiking, cooking, and is a big Boston Red Sox fan. Connect with Seth on LinkedIn.
Lauren Ting
Associate, Training & Education
Connect with Lauren on
LinkedIn.
Molly Trezise
Product Manager
Molly originally joined the VolunteerMatch team to help corporations and nonprofits implement and develop volunteering programs, and today she is a key member of our product team. Originally from Portland, Ore., Molly is happy to be back on the West Coast after attending Wellesley College in Massachusetts. At Wellesley, Molly majored in United States history and volunteered at local elementary schools tutoring kindergarteners with reading. In her free time, Molly enjoys drawing, painting and otherwise being creative. She is passionate about running and one day hopes to return to Massachusetts to run the Boston Marathon. Connect with Molly on
LinkedIn.
Lauren Wagner
Senior Associate, Business Development
Lauren joined the VolunteerMatch team to promote volunteerism and Corporate Social Responsibility. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from Penn State University where she sat on PSU's THON Committee, the nation's largest student run philanthropic organization. Passionate about philanthropy and volunteering, Lauren organized a partnership between the International Bird Rescue and Research Center (IBRRC) and Enterprise Rent-A-Car to set up donation points at various ERAC locations after the Cosco-Busan oil spill in 2007. Lauren also donates her time volunteering at Craigslist Foundation and being part of the Women's Service Club of San Francisco. In her free time Lauren enjoys spending afternoons in the park and exploring the variety of music, art and culture in San Francisco. Connect with Lauren on
LinkedIn.
Matt Wallace
Sr Associate, Community Support
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Abagail Wetzler
Business Development Associate
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Adam Yuret
QA Engineer
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Board of Directors
Jay Backstrand
Co-Founder, VolunteerMatch
As Co-Founder and former President of VolunteerMatch, Jay returned to the
organization in July, 2004, after completing his Master's degree at the Sloan
Business Program at Stanford University. Jay has joined the VolunteerMatch
Board of Directors, and continues to benefit the organization by sharing the
knowledge he gained from his year of study in the Sloan Program, especially in
the areas of leadership, strategy, and organizational development. A graduate
of Brown University and The
John Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies,
Jay began his career as a Marketing Manager at Sun Microsystems.
Sun was a principal sponsor of NetDay, a community service
initiative that mobilized over 25,000 volunteers to connect nearly
3,000 California schools to the Internet in a single day. As a key
organizer of NetDay, Jay realized the Internet's power to make a
difference. In 1998, he launched VolunteerMatch with the aim of
helping everyone easily find volunteer opportunities in their local
communities. Jay volunteers for hunger organizations and
environmental causes.
Deborah Dinkelacker
Former President, VolunteerMatch
Deborah has over 25 years of management experience in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. In her business career, Deborah held senior management roles in marketing at Colgate Palmolive, American Express, Bank of America, and Providian Financial. In the nonprofit world, Deborah served as National Marketing Director for the Sierra Club, and as President of VolunteerMatch from 2003 to 2006. She recently stepped down from her role as Chief Operating Officer for the Medicare Rights Center in New York City, a national non-profit organization committed to helping all people understand their rights and benefits under Medicare. Deborah graduated from Yale University with a major in Political Science, and from the New York University Graduate School of Business with an MBA in Finance. As a volunteer, Deborah has worked with the Taproot Foundation to support the work of Juma Ventures in San Francisco; she has served as a volunteer with Business Volunteers for the Arts in San Francisco; and from 2005 to 2007, served on the Board of Trustees for the Museum of Craft and Folk Art, as its Treasurer, and Chair of the Finance Committee.
Stouffer Egan
Chief Executive Officer, Autonomy Inc - U.S.
Stouffer Egan, has served as CEO of Autonomy Inc. since 2002. Autonomy is a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise and is spearheading the meaning-based computing movement. Prior to joining Autonomy, Stouffer was Vice President of Corporate Development for Dataware Technologies. Stouffer started his career at Glaxo Pharmaceuticals. Stouffer holds a B.A. in Economics from Trinity College in Hartford, CT.
Meg Garlinghouse
Head of Employment Brand and Community, LinkedIn
Meg Garlinghouse leads LinkedIn's employment brand and community strategy, where she is responsible for strengthening the LinkedIn brand and thought leadership to attract and grow top talent. In addition, she is responsible for leveraging the LinkedIn platform to connect its professionals' knowledge and experience with nonprofits' needs, globally. Garlinghouse has nearly twenty years of experience in the technology and philanthropy sector. Prior to LinkedIn, Garlinghouse spent almost 10 years building and leading Yahoo!'s global community relations function. She has a background in international development, working for the Asia Foundation as special assistant to the president and in the private sector development department of the World Bank. She was a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, running projects designed to raise the social and economic status of rural villagers. Garlinghouse received her B.A. in public policy studies from Duke University and a Master's in public policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. She also serves on the Board of Network for Good.
Craig Jacoby
Partner, Cooley Godward LLP
Craig Jacoby is Co-Founder and Chairman of VolunteerMatch. Mr. Jacoby is a
partner at the law firm of Cooley Godward LLP in San Francisco where he has a general business and corporate practice with a particular focus on serving the needs of venture capital
investors and the entrepreneurial companies in which they invest. He graduated
from Stanford Law School, where he wrote the HTML
code for the first-ever Web-based brief to the United States Supreme Court,
and received an M.A. from the Johns Hopkins School of
Advanced International Studies. He also served as a judicial clerk to a
federal judge. Before that, he spent a year cavorting in
Rome on a Fulbright Fellowship.
Holly Ross
Executive Director, Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN)
Holly has spent more than seven years at NTEN, working with community members to identify the technology trends that will reshape the nonprofit sector. From ubiquitous access to technology leadership to social media, Holly brings the wisdom of the NTEN crowd to the nonprofit sector. Holly has been recognized as one of the Nonprofit Times Power and Influence Top 50 three times, in 2009, 2010 and 2011. Holly is also editor of "Managing Technology to Meet Your Mission: A Strategic Guide for Nonprofit Leaders"" and has written a chapter in "Nonprofit Management 101: A Complete and Practical Guide for Leaders and Professionals," both available from Jossey-Bass. Holly came to nonprofit technology after working for social change at CALPIRG and during her college days at UC Berkeley.
Board of Advisors
Seth Barad
Nonprofit Management Consultant
Barad is a former marketing executive who has held senior roles as American Express Company and GE Capital. He is also a former partner at The Bridgespan Group, and currently is a consultant to nonprofit organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Andrew Blau
Co-Head of Practice, Global Business Network
Blau is the co-head of the GBN practice with extensive experience in media and communications, information technology and networking, philanthropy, and public policy. Formerly, he was a strategy consultant specializing in information technology and digital media, and a program director at two foundations, where he ran programs on technology policy. He is the president of the board of WITNESS, an international human rights organization.
Katherine H. Campbell
Executive Director, Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration
Katie Campbell has worked in the field of nonprofit and volunteer resources management for 30 years as practitioner, author, trainer and leader. She served as director of the Virginia Office of Volunteerism, and from 1997 to 2003 she served as executive director of the international Association for Volunteer Administration (AVA). In addition to her current role with CCVA, Katie does independent consulting and teaches as adjunct faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University and University of Virginia.
Vinton Cerf
Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist, Google
Cerf is widely recognized as the "Father of the Internet." He is
co-inventor of the computer networking protocol, TCP/IP, which has
become the language for Internet communications.
Marc Freedman
CEO & Founder, Civic Ventures
Freedman is a respected thought leader, author, and voice in the nonprofit sector. His book, Prime Time was a catalyst for the current national dialogue on the aging of America and the tremendous potential for contribution by experienced Americans in their 60's and 70's.
John Gage
Scientific Adviser and former Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
John Gage joined KPCB in 2008, with a primary focus on Greentech. Prior to joining KPCB, he was a Founder, Chief Researcher and Vice President of the Science Office for Sun Microsystems, an international information technology company based in California. John also created NetDay '96, the event that inspired the launch of VolunteerMatch.
Cynthia M. Gibson, PhD
Principal, Cynthesis Consulting
Cynthia Gibson has more than 25 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. Currently the principal of nonprofit consulting firm specializing in program development, strategic planning, and communications, Gibson also speaks and has published widely about nonprofit strategy/issues, civic engagement, and democracy. Previously, she served as a program officer at Carnegie Corporation of New York in the area of Strengthening U.S. Democracy, developing and overseeing two subprograms in Strengthening the Nonprofit and Philanthropic Sector and Youth Civic Engagement.
Steve Glikbarg
Investment Advisor
Steve Glikbarg is a co-founder and former co-executive director of ImpactOnline, the nonprofit
which launched VolunteerMatch in 1998. In the past, Mr. Glikbarg
served on the board of directors of the National Civic League, Who
Cares Magazine and Katmango Inc. Currently Mr. Glikbarg works as an
investment advisor in Santa Barbara, CA.
Andy Goodman
Communications Consultant
Goodman is a master storyteller. His mission is to help nonprofit organizations and foundations frame their histories, stories, and organizational needs into compelling narrative. His clients have included the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Environmental Defense, and the Pew Charitable Trusts.
William R. Hearst III
Former Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
Hearst was editor and publisher of the San Francisco Examiner from
1984 until 1995, and joined KPCB in 1995. He serves on numerous
boards, is a fellow of the AAAS, a trustee of the Carnegie
Institution of Washington, and a trustee of the California Academy
of Sciences.
Charles H. Moore
Executive Director, Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy
Moore is executive director of the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, the international forum of business CEOs and chairpersons dedicated to corporate philanthropy. Since winning a gold medal in the 1952 Summer Olympics, Moore has actively served in the fields of education, international business and finance, athletic administration, and the arts. He currently serves on a variety of boards and committees for the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports and the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Vincent Stehle
Grantmakers in Film and Electronic Media
Vincent Stehle is formerly Program Officer for the Nonprofit Sector Support Program at the Surdna Foundation, a family foundation based in New York City with assets approaching $650 million. Before coming to Surdna, Mr. Stehle worked for ten years as a reporter for the Chronicle of Philanthropy, where he covered fundraising and management issues for the nonprofit sector. Mr. Stehle is a member of both the Board of Directors of the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network (NTEN), and the Board of Directors of the New York Regional Association of Grantmakers (NYRAG).
Volunteers
Thank you to all of our dedicated volunteers who have helped us continue to serve our mission, especially our long-term volunteers without whom we would not be as successful as we are today:
Jill Janov
Jill is a Denver, Colo.-based organizational capacity and human resources consultant who
volunteers to help increase the ability and impact of our team. As founder of Jill Janov
Associates, she has consulted internationally with a variety of Fortune 500 corporations,
medium and small privately held companies, government agencies, educational institutions
and non-profit organizations. Her focus is on systemic approaches to the design of work
processes, roles, relationships, strategies and structures.
Pam Jue
Pam volunteers with Community Services, mainly assisting nonprofit
organizations. After practicing law in San Francisco for over 25 years, she
retired and began volunteering at VolunteerMatch in 2002 to get an overview of
the ways in which nonprofits can be helped by volunteers.

