Scribner and Associates

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Susan Scribner conducts interactive keynote and training presentations as well as on-site assessments, consultation, retreats and training in all aspects of nonprofit financial and organizational development including:

Effective Fundraising Planning
Annual Giving Programs

Capital Campaigns

Endowment Funds

Fundraising Audits

Board Development

Srategic Planning

Public Relations

Public Relations Strategies
Volunteer Development

All services are designed to help agencies develop practical,
usable skills in fundraising and organizational management.

Clients during more than 28 years include health care providers, organizations serving people with disabilities, social service
agencies, organizations for the arts, women's shelters, schools and colleges, state departments of rehabilitation, and
community development projects among others.

Author of:

How to Ask for Money Without Fainting*

Boards from Hell*

Are You Chairing a Board by the Seat of Your Pants*

Board Development for Independent Living Centers (1999, with Cornell University)

*Available in multiple languages and in electronic format

Currently, Susan

•Keynotes conferences and conducts trainings for local and national conferences for all types of nonprofit agencies, and volunteer and support centers throughout the country

•Conducts specialized trainings for people with disabilities regarding self-advocacy and volunteer leadership

•Faculty member. UCLA, teaching Financial Policy and Board Organizational Development, California State University, Long Beach and other colleges and universities both on site and via the internet.

• Is the U.S. Representative for Nevsky Angel in St. Petersburg, Russia, providing on-site organizational development and fundraising consultation to hundreds of newly formed non-government social service groups throughout Russia.

•Developed one of the country’s first accredited MBA degrees in Nonprofit Management for the University of Judiasm and was the lead instructor for five years. Continues to teach a variety of courses in philanthropy and agency management for Cornell University, the University of Judaism, California State University, Long Beach and other colleges and universities throughout the country

Prior to starting her firm

Susan conducted a wide variety of annual, capital, and endowment programs

•Executive Director of VIVA in Washington, D.C., a national concern group for POWs and MIAs in Southeast Asia, the organization which created the POW/MIA bracelets

•Director of Development of the Greater Southeast Community Hospital Foundation

•Development Director for the seven YWCAs of the National Capital Area in Washington, D.C.,

•Director of Marketing for the Marriott Corporation

•media relations for various organizations

•Senior Trainer with the Grantsmanship Center of Los Angeles, conducting trainings throughout the U.S.

Memberships and Special Interests

•National Association for Hospital Development

•President's Commission on the Employment of the Handicapped

•National Association of the Deaf

•Volunteer Sign Language interpreter

•Licensed pilot and winner of the 1969 Transatlantic Air Race from New York to London