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Andriana Abariotes
Executive Director Twin Cities Local Initiatives Support Corporation (TC LISC) See Bio Andriana Abariotes, Executive Director of Twin Cities Local Initiatives Support Corporation (TC LISC), took leadership of the Twin Cities program in 2007. Ms. Abariotes joined the Twin Cities office in 1999 to help oversee LISC’s grant-making programs and manage LISC’s external communications and public policy efforts. Ms. Abariotes now leads one of LISC’s most creative and robust local offices, focused on shifting toward more collaborative approaches, growing diverse leadership, and strengthening regional community development capacity. With over 20 years of experience, she draws from previous work with a range of organizations serving geographic, regional and cultural communities. She holds a B.A. from Macalester College and Masters Degree in Public Affairs from the Humphrey Institute at the University of Minnesota. |
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Ranya Abdel-Baki
Deputy Executive Director Sanabel See Bio Ranya Abdel-Baki is an economist by education and is currently the Executive Director at Sanabel – The Microfinance Network of Arab Countries. Prior to working at Sanabel, Ranya has worked as a credit analyst for five years at National Société Générale Bank and as an Urban Economist & Development Specialist in an environmental consultancy firm. Ranya has undertaken a number of consultancy assignments assessing the social impact and financial sustainability of development projects in Egypt. Experience in microfinance includes the co-writing of the Arab Microfinance Analysis and Benchmarking Report for the past two years and lecturing on microfinance in the American University in Cairo. Ranya holds a MSc. in Urban Economic Development from University College London. |
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Miguel Abi-hassan
Executive Director Halifax Humane Society See Bio Miguel Abi-Hassan is the Executive Director of Halifax Humane Society and a consultant for Animal Welfare Consulting, where he advised animal welfare organizations on business structures formation, construction, drafting policies and improving services. He has over 8 years of experience in Shelter Management and over 15 in general animal welfare including Wildlife, Parks, Rehabilitations and Animal Assisted Therapy around the globe. Previously he was Director of Animal Welfare Initiatives and Outreach at Atlanta Humane Society and Public Safety Command & Director of Animal Welfare at Fayette County. |
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Jeanette AbiNader
CFSC Evaluation Program Director Community Food Security Coalition See Bio Jeanette Abi-Nader is the Evaluation Program Director of The Community Food Security Coalition (CFSC), a non-profit organization dedicated to building strong, sustainable, local and regional food systems that ensure access to affordable, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food for all people at all times. |
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William Achenbaum
Dean, College of Humanities, Arts, and Communication University of Houston See Bio One of the nation’s leading authorities on gerontology, Dr. W. Andrew Achenbaum is a professor of History and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Houston. Before coming to the University of Houston, he was a professor of history and senior research scientist at the Institute of Gerontology at the University of Michigan. Andy received his B.A. from Amherst College, a master’s degree in American Civilization from the University of Pennsylvania, and his doctorate in history from the University of Michigan. He has just completed a two-year term as chair of the board of the directors of the National Council on Aging. He was a delegate to the last two White House Conferences on Aging. Dean Achenbaum is the author of four books and co-author of nine others. His most recent book is Crossing Frontiers: Gerontology Emerges as a Science. |
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Brian Adams
Senior Vice President Bremer Bank See Bio Brian Adams is Senior Vice President at Bremer Bank, a privately-held, $7.8 billion regional financial services company headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota. Adams sits on the Board of Directors of Dovetail Partners, a nonprofit organization that provides authoritative information about the impacts and trade-offs of environmental decisions, including consumption choices, land use, and policy alternatives. Adams has a background in forestry and his environmental interests include energy conservation and alternative fuel sources. |
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Jill Adams
Executive Director Law Students for Reproductive Justice See Bio Jill E. Adams, J.D. has been the Executive Director of LSRJ since September 2006.Prior to that, she served the organization as President of its Board of Directors, intern in the national office, and trainer, facilitator, and speaker on many occasions throughout law school. As ED, Jill oversees fundraising and development, management and operations, programming, finances, and public relations. She also engages in extensive public speaking and writing. Jill is committed to empowering law students, building coalition with other social justice groups, and fostering LSRJ's long-term sustainability. She further contributes to the reproductive justice movement as a member of the Executive Committee of the California Coalition for Reproductive Freedom, the Steering Committee for Pharmacy Forward: Pharmacist Leadership for Reproductive Health, the Advisory Boards of Real Reason and Nursing Students for Choice, and the Women’s Health Leadership Network of the Center for American Progress.She graduated with honors from the University of Missouri, Columbia School of Journalism in 2000 and from the University of California, Berkeley School of Law in 2006. Jill is licensed by the State Bar of California. |
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Maxine Adams
Executive Director Lake Region Arts Council See Bio I have, in the last few years, become more and more involved in abstract photography. I love to photograph things, organic things with forms that respond to the influence of light with a subtle translucence. I intend my photographs to reach into the viewers psyche and stir their imagination. Each viewer should have a unique image that they discover in my abstract photos. Notable Achievements: 2006 Judge, Photography and Visual Art for the Central Square Gallery, Invitational Art Show, Glenwood, MN 2007 Judge, Photography and Visual Art, Minnesota State High School Leaugre Art Show, New York Mills, MN 2008 Judge, Photography and Visual Art, Wilkin County Fair, Breckenridge, MN, Bodies of photographic work: Ireland: Forty Shades of Green a photographic essay of Western Ireland, The Gates of Charleston a study of historical iron work in Charleston, N.C. Red Rocks of Sedona collection of photos of the Sedona, AZ area Hot Air Balloon Fiesta a photographic overview of the worlds largest gathering of hot air balloons in Albuquerque, N. M., Photo Blots a series of abstract photos, using fabric and natural lighting that mimic the look of Rorschach Ink Blots. Fellowships/awards: Lake Region Arts Council Career Development grant Peoples Choice Photography Award, Red River Valley Fair, Fargo |
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Peter Adamson
Professor of Pediatrics and Pharmacology, Chief of the Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Director of the Office for Clinical and Translational Research at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine See Bio Peter C. Adamson, M.D., a Professor of Pediatrics and Pharmacology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, is Chief of the Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Director of the Office for Clinical and Translational Research at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute. He is Board Certified in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology and in Clinical Pharmacology. Dr. Adamson is an internationally recognized leader in pediatric cancer drug development, having served until 2008 as Chair of the Children's Oncology Group (COG) Developmental Therapeutics Programs and Principal Investigator of the COG Phase 1 Consortium. He became Chair-elect of the Children’s Oncology Group on January 1, 2010. Prior to becoming the Director of the Office for Clinical and Translational Research at CHOP, he was the Program Director of the General Clinical Research Center (GCRC) and Principal Investigator of its NICHD funded Pediatric Pharmacology Research Unit (PPRU). His laboratory focuses on the clinical pharmacology of new drugs for childhood cancer using an integrated approach that incorporates preclinical studies in both in vitro and animal models, and clinical trials with clinical pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic-pharmacogenetic studies in pediatric patients. As Director of the Office for Clinical and Translational Research at CHOP, Dr. Adamson works with clinical and translational investigators in identifying scientific opportunities and in forging productive collaborations throughout CHOP and the University of Pennsylvania. He is co-Director of the University of Pennsylvania – CHOP Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA). Dr. Adamson serves on key advisory committees of the FDA and NCI, including being a member of the NCI’s Investigational Drug Steering Committee and the NCI Director’s Clinical Trials Advisory Committee. |
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John Adcock
Staff Attorney Beck Redden & Secrest See Bio John Adcock has been a member of the Firm’s Appellate Section since January, 2006. He graduated with honors from the University of Texas School of Law in 1994. During law school, he served as an associate editor of the Texas Law Review and was elected to the Order of the Coif. Before entering private practice, John served as a briefing attorney for Chief Justice Linda Thomas of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth District of Texas. John graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with honors and with special honors in History in 1988. He also received an M.B.A. from the university in 1990. He is a past president of the Bar Association for Human Rights of Greater Houston. He is also a member of the appellate practice sections of the State Bar of Texas and Houston Bar Association. |
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Tony Addario
Chief Executive Officer The Addario Lung Cancer Medical Institute (ALCMI) See Bio Tony Addario, formerly an executive in the computer networking industry, is CEO and Board Chair of the recently established Addario Lung Cancer Medical Institute (ALCMI), which helps to provide the infrastructure and mechanisms to facilitate collaborative medical research and treatment amongst Academic Research Centers and Community Hospitals - in an effort to find new approaches for lung cancer treatment, that will significantly improve lung cancer patient outcomes and survival. ALCMI is dedicated to catalyzing and accelerating the discovery, development and delivery of new and more effective treatment options for Lung Cancer patientsPrior to helping launch the Foundation, Tony spent a successful career helping build several technology leaders and is on the advisory board for several Silicon Valley start-ups. He’s a retired vice president for Customer Support and Services for both Bay Networks and Juniper Networks. He also spent several years as a senior technical advisor on several of NASA’s programs including the Manned Space Flight Network. In addition to the Foundation, he has served on several boards including the Thunderbird Lodge Preservation Society in Lake Tahoe, the Green Hills Country Club in Millbrae CA and the Computer Science Advisory Board for Sierra Nevada College, Incline Village NV.Tony and his wife Bonnie J. Addario have been major supporters of the Bonnie J Addario Lung Cancer Foundation, ALCMI (Addario Lung Cancer Medical Institute), Sequoia Hospital in San Carlos CA, the UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Brain Science Foundation. Tony is a Philadelphia, PA native and Temple University graduate. |
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Duffie Adelson
President Merit School of Music See Bio Duffie Adelson is the President of Merit School of Music, a nonprofit organization that provides high-quality music education to students in metropolitan Chicago. Its primary goals are to help young people achieve their full musical potential, to remove economic barriers to participation, and to stimulate personal and educational growth through music. |
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David Affeldt
Council Representative National Association for Hispanic Elderly See Bio David Affeldt is the Council Representative for the National Association for Hispanic Elderly. his national, private, non-profit organization focuses on the needs of older Hispanic people and other low-income elderly as a way of bringing about social change that will impact the Hispanic community and the nation. The organization provides a variety of services -- especially for Spanish-speaking people age 55 and older -- which are supported by federal, state and private funds. ANPPM provides employment counseling; places participants in subsidized, paid employment with non-profit agencies for a period of on-the-job training; provides supportive services which further enhance the person's employability and self-sufficiency; and assists participants in finding permanent employment. ANPPM also operates a helpline that provides information and referrals on Social Security, disaster preparedness, affordable housing, free income tax preparation and food and shelter referrals. |
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Peggy Agron
Section Chief California Department of Public health See Bio Peggy Agron oversees the California Project LEAN (Leaders Encouraging Activity and Nutrition) (CPL) at the California Department of Public Health. She is a recognized expert on school nutrition and physical activity policy. In 2004 CPL received an Innovation in Prevention Award, part of the national initiative Steps to a Healthier US. The award recognized CPL's efforts to educate school decision-makers on the importance of nutrition policies. CPL conducted the 2000 Fast Food Survey, the first survey to quantify the proliferation of unhealthy foods on California campuses. Ms. Agron was part of a national expert panel that developed standards for school foods. These standards were incorporated into California’s first school nutrition legislation. In 2005 Ms. Agron also played a role in educating state elected officials, resulting in the passage of additional legislation. She is a steering committee member of the Strategic Alliance for Healthy Food and Physical Activity Environments and the California Action for Healthy Kids Coalition. |
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Thomas Ahn
Executive Director First Graduate See Bio Thomas Ahn is the Executive Director at First Graduate. He was previously Managing Director at First Graduate, Director of ECO Center and Program Director at San Francisco Conservation Corps. He received his Ed.M. in Education from Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and his A.B. in Film Studies from Yale University. |
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Khaled Al-Gazawi
Chief Executive Officer - First Microfinance Foundation - Egypt Aga Khan Development Network See Bio On September 6th 2009, Dr. Khaled Al-Gazawi joined the First Microfinance Foundation – Egypt (FMF-E) as the Chief Executive Officer. FMF-E is the local affiliate of the Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance (AKAM), which in return is part of the bigger Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN). Khaled has more than 11 years of experience in micro-finance, plus an extensive experience in banking, marketing, and business consultancy. Prior to joining FMF-E, Khaled served as the director of operations at Quality Finance International (QFI), the international arm for of the well-known consulting firm; Environmental Quality International (EQI). EQI possesses more than 27 years of experience in creating and supporting the major microfinance programs in Egypt and the MENA region. In his capacity at QFI, Khaled managed the operations of several projects in Sudan, Syria, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Jordan, and the West Bank. Khaled also worked before as a Management Consultant for QRPC in Qatar. Earlier in his career, Khaled worked for FINCA International, a major microfinance provider. Based in Washington, DC, Khaled worked in the capacity of the Greater Middle East Program Manager. Khaled also served as the CEO of the Jordan Micro Credit Company (Tamweelcom), the leading Jordanian Microfinance institution in Jordan. Thanks to his experience, Tamweelcom became the leading microfinance service provider in Jordan, and was awarded globally on different occasions for its transparency, dedication to poverty alleviation, and good governance. Prior to Tamweelcom, Khaled was the Director of Operations at CHF International in Jordan. Khaled is a certified CGAP/Sanabel Trainer in various fields of microfinance. Khaled holds a PhD. degree in International Management from the University of Phoenix, Arizona/USA, an MBA from the Yarmouk University in Jordan. |
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Zahirul Alam
Executive Director Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) See Bio Mr. Alam left ILO in 1992 and came back to Bangladesh and established Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) to work for the poor people of difficult, remote, hilly and un-served areas of Bangladesh. IDF was rated as one of the top microfinance institutions in the world by Forbes magazine in 2007, and the 6th in Bangladesh. Mr. Alam started his career with Nobel Laureate Prof. Muhammad Yunus in 1973 and worked as founder member-secretary of the Rural Economics Program from where Grameen Bank model was developed. He also worked in the Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development as Action Research Fellow in an experimental project on microfinance for the poor for about 8 years. He joined in a ILO regional program for Africa based in Addis Ababa in 1984. Zahirul Alam completed his Master in Economics and Bachelor with Honors in Economics from the University of Chittagong in 1975. |
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Jeff Albert
Consultant Aquaya Institute See Bio Jeff co-founded Aquaya in 2005 following an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellowship at the Office of the Global Change Research Program the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, where he was awarded a Bronze Medal for his work on drinking water in response to the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. Jeff has worked in the water field for 15 years, on issues ranging from water reclamation and efficiency in irrigated agriculture to hydrologic cycle aspects of climate change. At Aquaya, Jeff has led efforts on improving the delivery of water- related goods and services, including our work in understanding the influences on end-user adoption of water innovations among low-income populations. Currently, Jeff is managing Aquaya’s work in Vietnam to pilot novel water treatment technologies and management models for rural water supplies. Jeff holds a degree from Brown University and a PhD from Yale University. From 2002 to 2004, he held a joint faculty appointment with the Center for Environmental Studies and the Department of Geological Sciences at Brown University. He was also a Visiting Scholar at Brown’s Watson Institute of International Studies during that time. |
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Lori Albin
Director, Fiscal Policy Center National Juvenile Justice Network (NJNN) See Bio Lori Albin, Director of NJJN’s Fiscal Policy Center, has been working in the juvenile and criminal justice fields for more than fifteen years. Ms. Albin has a strong background in both fiscal analysis and juvenile justice advocacy and policy. Ms. Albin began her career as a financial analyst for Dun & Bradstreet, attained a CPA and was Chief Financial Officer of several highly successful private entities prior to attaining her law degree. Ms. Albin put her legal skills to work as an Assistant Public Defender for the Maryland Office of the Public Defender (OPD). After working as an appellate attorney for the OPD, Ms. Albin joined the Legislative Division, eventually becoming its Director. Ms. Albin was the primary advocate for indigent youth and adult offenders before the General Assembly of Maryland. Some of the successful campaigns she spearheaded include nonwaiver of the juvenile right to counsel, protections and mandatory protocols for children who are incompetent to stand trial, increased funding for early intervention, mandated implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports in public schools, decreased criminality of truancy, and establishment of a juvenile justice monitor for conditions of confinement. Ms. Albin also spearheaded the defeat of hundreds of bills that would have increased the criminalization of juveniles. The cornerstone of Ms. Albin’s successful advocacy was her intimate knowledge of the budget process and an understanding of the fiscal impact of legislation. Ms. Albin received a bachelor degree in economics from Kenyon College and graduated summa cum laude from the University of Baltimore School of Law. |
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Dale Albright
Director of Membership Services Theatre Bay Area See Bio Dale Albright is proud to have helped bring theatre Q to the Bay Area in 2004. He serves as the managing artistic director of theater Q, a small theater that exists to portray the evolving images of gays and lesbians on stage. He is also Director of Individual Services at Theatre Bay Area (TBA) and has served on the boards of Bay Area Playwrights Foundation, PEP/Alchemy Works and Dragons Theater. Dale also directed Dragon's production of As Bees in Honey Drown as well as theatre Q's The Sum of Us, Torch Song Trilogy and My Strange Nation. Dale's first full length play, Keep the Yuletide Gay, was performed by theatre Q in 2006 and 2007. Other acting appearances have been with New Conservatory Theater Center (Tennessee Williams in Tennessee in the Summer), Theatre Rhino, Town Hall Theatre of Lafayette and Thrillpeddlers. As an actor, Dale most recently appeared in theatre Q’s Snakebit. Other recent appearances have been in: The Bay One-Act (BOA) Festival sponsored by Three Wise Monkeys, and Thrillpeddler’s Welcome to the Hypnodrome. His favorite past roles include Noises Off (Gary), Death of a Salesman (Bernard), Biloxi Blues (Epstein), Amadeus (Mozart), Norman, Is That You (Garson) and in his solo performances at The Marsh. Dale received his BA in arts administration from San Francisco State University in 1999. |
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Sandra Albright
Under-Secretary of Elder Affairs Commonwealth of Massachusetts See Bio Sandra Albright is the Under-Secretary of Elder Affairs at the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. They promote the independence and well-being of elders and people needing medical and social supportive services by providing advocacy, leadership, and management expertise to maintain a continuum of services responsive to the needs of their constituents, their families, and caregivers. |
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Tom Alcedo
Country Representative (Indonesia) American Red Cross See Bio Tom Alcedo is the Country Representative of the American Red Cross. He was previously the Country Director of Save the Children, Country Director of India of CARE USA, and Director of Emergency Group of CARE USA. |
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Janis Alcorn
Consultant See Bio Dr. Janis Bristol Alcorn has over thirty years experience in international development and research in tropical ecology, indigenous natural resource management systems and conservation of biodiversity in Asia, Africa, and the Americas. She received her Ph.D. in Botany, with a minor in Anthropology, from the University of Texas at Austin in 1982. Her scholarly work has focused on the ecological impacts of indigenous conceptualization, use and management of plant resources. Her applied work has focused on supporting indigenous resource management, strengthening local governance institutions and their engagement with national government, and supporting coalitions of NGOs concerned with indigenous and conservation issues. She taught at Tulane University from 1985-1988, and served as a AAAS Fellow in the Asia Bureau of USAID from 1989-1990. From 1991 to 2001, she was Director for Asia & Pacific and the global Peoples, Forests and Reefs Program at the Biodiversity Support Program (BSP) at World Wildlife Fund. In 2002, she became an independent consultant and a Fellow at World Resources Institute's Institutions and Governance Program. Since 2002 she has served as Advisor to the Garfield Foundation, managing the program in the Gran Chaco of Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina. Her other clients have included Ford Foundation, World Bank, UNDP, USAID, CIFOR, UNEP, Forest Trends, Rights and Resources, CIEL, WRI, IRG, WWF, RRG, and Chemonics. |
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Chandra Alexandre
Vice President of Development Bay Area Council See Bio Chandra Alexandre is Vice President of Development at the Bay Area Council, responsible for fund development strategies; facilitating and managing relationships with funders; handling research, writing, prospecting, pipeline development and reporting; and tracking and managing the foundation and corporate philanthropic giving as well as individual donor processes. She further works with the Strategic Development Committee of the Board of Directors to plan and effectuate strategic initiatives. Chandra also actively collaborates with the Director of Membership to promote and effectively market BAC (inclusive of the Bay Area Council Foundation) and handles fund development for the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, the research arm of the Bay Area Council. Previously, Chandra was Director of Operations & Development for KIPP San Francisco Bay Academy, a public charter middle school dedicated to helping underserved youth attain a college education. At KIPP, she met funding goals while helping to initiate technology, organic gardening and girls’ empowerment programs. Prior to her work at KIPP, Chandra was Senior Manager, Corporate Development at Knowledge Learning Corporation, the nation’s largest provider of child development services. In her earlier career, she served as Special Assistant for the Department of State at the U.S. Embassy in Switzerland under the Ambassador and US Representative to the IUCN-World Conservation Union. Chandra grew up in New York City and graduated from Columbia with an A.B. degree in psychology and philosophy. She holds an MBA in Sustainable Management from Presidio School of Management, an additional Master’s, and a doctorate in Asian & Comparative Studies from the California Institute of Integral Studies. She is fluent in French and a dedicated Sanskritist. |
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Bernardo Alfaro
Deputy General Manager Banco Nacional de Costa Rica See Bio Has more than 20 years experience in Banking, specializing in Risk Management and Finance. Prior to serving as the Deputy General Manager of National Bank of Costa Rica Alfaro held positions at BICSA Group and SUGEF. He studied at the University of Costan Rica and the Central Institute of Business Administration |
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Ellen Aliberti
Clinical Educator HealthCare Partners of Nevada See Bio Ellen Aliberti, RN, MS, CCM is a seasoned healthcare professional with expertise in case management, geriatrics, continuous process improvement and managed health care systems. Her career path has exposed her to the entire healthcare continuum including health plans, multi-specialty medical group practice, and the sub-acute care and community health continuum. Currently, she is the Director of Process Improvement for Sierra Health Services in Las Vegas, NV and the founding and current president of the Case Management Association of Las Vegas, an official chapter of the national CMSA organization. Ellen is passionate about enhancing the professionalism in case management, increasing the level of consumer engagement in their healthcare delivery and decision making and "what else can we do to improve this process?" |
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Douglas Allen
President Ridgewater Community College See Bio Douglas Allen is the president of Ridgewater College. His previous positions include being the vide president of educational services, dean of academic affairs, and associate dean of academic affairs for the Anoka-Ramsey Community College. He was also associate dean of Watertown- Mount Marty College. He has a Ed.D. in educational leadership from the University of St. Thomas, a M.A. in English from the South Dakota State University, and a B.S. in sociology from the South Dakota State University. He has a deep interest in leadership, both educational leadership but also community leadership and the process for creating healthy and sustainable rural communities. |
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Gwen Allen
Assistant Professor San Francisco State University See Bio ** Create |
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Dale Allender
Director National Council of Teachers of English See Bio Dale Allender is the director of the National Council of Teachers of English-West located at the University of California Berkeley's Graduate School of Education. He is the former Executive Director of the Bay Area Teachers Center based at Lick-Wilmerding High School. Allender is best known for his work on Expanding the Canon, an award-winning television series on teaching multicultural literature produced in collaboration with Thirteen WNET and AnnenbergCPB. |