edaconsulting

For 15 years Emily has been committed to the nonprofit sector as employee, trainer, board member, philanthropist, and consultant.  Emily's upbringing included a significant mix philanthropic and nonprofit exposure which is where her passion for nonprofit work started.  In college, Emily shifted her focus from a career in Dance to a full time commitment to the nonprofit sector. Emily's work in ending violence against women & women's health proved to be an enormous asset to her as she formally launched her nonprofit work.

Emily began her career working in the field of ending violence against women more than 10 years ago as a community activist, victim advocate, and trainer.  After focusing on women’s health and sexual assault, she became involved in environmental issues, international human rights, and philanthropy. In 2003 she was awarded the Boulder County District Attorney’s Victim Advocacy Award.

Emily currently consults and trains nonprofit organizations in the areas of nonprofit leadership, resource development, marketing and communications, and board development. Emily recently completed innovative research, Preparing the Path to Leadership, on emerging leaders within the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors. 

Emily understands all that it takes to start a nonprofit and employ best practices when starting a business; she herself has started a nonprofit in San Diego, Young Nonprofit Professionals Network San Diego.  She has quickly been recognized as an expert in a number of areas as a result of that business venture. Emily and EDA Consulting is constantly looking to collaboration in effort to leverage the best results and avoid duplication in the sector. To learn more about EDA Consulting's client list visit our website: www.edaconsulting.org