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High Performance Partnerships: Phase I: The Annie E. Casey
Foundation (High Performance Partnerships)
Phase II: The Annie E. Casey Foundation, HCFA, private donor
(posted 6/12/01)
This project will study and support the use of high performance
partnerships among public, nonprofit, and civic organizations.
With funding from the Casey Foundation, the first phase of
the project is to develop a resource guide that documents
the current state of high performance public/nonprofit partnerships
and identifies relevant trends and best practices. In the
second phase design labs will be conducted with communities
that have actually established high performance partnerships
with local government, civic and nonprofit entities. The project
panel will review and critique the overall approach to the
design lab process and agenda. Second, it will review the
output of the design lab meetings and translate that output
into a detailed, descriptive model for high performing, cross-sector
partnerships.
Center for Local and State Solutions
Connie Bawcum
Underway
Date Posted: 06/12/2001
The public may comment by e-mail on
the composition of the panel for a period of seven (7) days
after the posted date.
Send comments to bstroup@napawash.org
(89) Partner, Public Strategies Group. Former Chief Management
Officer, District of Columbia Financial Responsibility and
Management Assistance Authority; Senior International Municipal
Specialist, Center for International Development, Research
Triangle Institute; City Manager, City of Austin, Texas; Associate,
The Center for Excellence in Local Government; Associate,
PMC Associates; Director of Finance and Administration, City
of Houston, Texas; Deputy City Manager, City of Dallas, Texas.
(98) Deputy
Executive Director, National League of Cities. Former Senior
Associate, Carter Goble Associates; Chief, Office of Human
Resource Development, and Chief of Staff, Department of Corrections,
District of Columbia Government; Director, Local Elected Officials
Project, and Director, Training Institute; Director, Office
of Education Services, International City Management Association.
(00) President
and CEO: Families International, Inc.; and Alliance for Children
and Families (formerly Family Service America, Inc.); CEO:
Family Foundation of North America,; Ways to Work. Former
President, Prudential Foundation, The Prudential Life Insurance
Co.. Former positions with Primerica Foundation, Primerica
Corporation (formerly American Can Co.): Vice President, Public
Responsibility; Director. Former Project Director, New York
State Heroin and Alcohol Abuse Study; Special Assistant to
the Director, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
(NIAAA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Consultant
to the President, Joint Center for Political Studies.
(88)
President, Enterprise Management, Int'l. Former Commissioner
of Administration and Chair, Executive Management Subcabinet,
State of Minnesota; Co-editor, Managing Change: A Guide
to Producing Innovation From Within, The Urban Institute
Press; Associate Professor, Metropolitan State University,
Twin Cities; President and Chair, Guthrie Theater Trustees,
Minneapolis; Chair, Minnesota State Arts Board; Presidential
Appointments: Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Judicial Nominating
Commission and National Council for the Arts.
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President and CEO of INDEPENDENT SECTOR. Under Dr. Meléndez's
leadership since 1994, INDEPENDENT SECTOR has increased the
visibility of the people, organizations, and service of the
nonprofit sector; successfully opposed efforts to silence
nonprofits' advocacy rights; and promoted collaboration among
business, government, and the nonprofit sectors. Dr. Meléndez
has served as a spokesperson on philanthropy and the nonprofit
sector for various media, including the New York Times, Washington
Post, NPR, NBC News, CNBC, and CNN. She has also testified
before Congress on nonprofit issues.
(00) Executive
Director, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG).
Former City Administrator/Deputy Mayor for Operations, District
of Columbia;Director, Minority Business Development Agency,
U.S. Department of Commerce; Director, Mayor's Office of Contracts/City
Chief Procurement Officer, City of New York; Vice President,
Municipal Services, and Executive Director, Jacob Javits Convention
Center of New York, Ogden Services Corporation; Deputy General
Manager, Washington D.C. Convention Center; Staff Associate,
Temporary Commission on Financial Oversight of the District
of Columbia; Assistant to Executive Director/Director, Minority
Executive Placement Program, International City Management
Association (ICMA).
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