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Evergreen Alumni Entrepreneurs
Alumnus Bridget Ray Sparrowhalk Consulting
Join us at our regular Wednesday meeting to hear Bridget Ray talk about the dynamics of for-profit businesses working for nonprofits and what a business consultant does. This is open to question and answer and will go from 2pm to 4pm. Below is a bio: Bridget Ray, Development Associate/Marketing Director, SparrowHawk, Tumwater, WA Bridget Ray has over 20 years diverse work experience in the public, private and tribal sectors. Her skills include non-profit planning and fundraising, capital campaign support, and organizational development. Bridget has conducted trainings on non-profit development, grant writing, and fundraising for many Non-profit and Native organizations and individuals. She holds dual BA/BS in Liberal Arts and Environmental Sciences degrees from The Evergreen State College and is a certified NPO Technical Assistance Trainers and in Basic Mediation. She currently serves on the advisory committee for the Potlatch Fund, and is a founding board member of the Lushootseed Language Institute. Bridget was also recently appointed to the MAVIN Foundation Board of Directors and the First nations Development Institute’s LEAD Cohort. Bridget Ray joined SparrowHawk Consulting Company in August of 2006 after being invited to join the firm to strengthen their portfolio for Native and Environmental Projects. Just like her dual degree from TESC, Bridget holds dual positions at SparrowHawk, Development Associate and Marketing Director. As a principle associate, she provides team support or leadership relative to client service needs regarding project management for capital campaigns, feasibility studies, strategic planning and organizational development. A sample of development services include:
Bridget believes in treating her company as a client, and providing the best service possible to her team. As her internal client, Bridget helps to keep the firm on track with administrative project management, company operations improvements, and strategic business and marketing planning. Under her direction, SparrowHawk just completed their first Strategic and Marketing Plan since 2003. Talking with potential clients and staying connected to the non-profit community is one aspect of her work that makes it enjoyable, but the real thrill is in helping to improve the communities in which she serves. SparrowHawk Consulting has been providing Organizational and Funding Development services to Non-profits and Tribal groups since it was founded in 1984 by its President, Don Chalmers. Don also teaches Basic and Advanced Fundraising courses for the TESC Evening and Weekends Program. To learn more about SparrowHawk please visit www.sparrowhawkco.com Evergreen Grad Calvin Johnson
Calvin Johnson: bioBased in Olympia, Wash., Calvin's work in underground culture started as a teenage fan volunteering at the local community radio station, KAOS-FM. He moved on to writing for fanzines, organizing music and film events, playing music in various ill-fated bands. Calvin established K, a locally oriented media outlet, in 1982. In 1993 Calvin founded Dub Narcotic, a recording studio, in which he has documented the work of the Somehow Is and Never Was, such as Mirah, the Blow, Versus, Built to Spill, Fitz of Depression, Make-Up and Little Wings. It has also been the incubator of many Calvin experiments in collaboration and self-expression, such as Beat Happening, Halo Benders and Dub Narcotic Sound System. The decade of the double zeroes has seen Calvin Johnson set out into the world, acoustic guitar in hand, as a solo artist of musical platitudes. Last year's release of his album Before the Dream Faded… [KLP170] is one byproduct of such venturing forth. Click on the link below or the logo above to check out K. Evergreen Grad Chris Baggot
http://www.evergreen.edu/magazine/2008spring/baggott.htm Read about Chris Baggot, 1983 Evergreen grad, and his entrepreneurial activities. Chris has helped found two successful companies in the field of e-marketing (including software related to bloggin).
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