 Bruce Siegel is director of the Center for Health Care Quality at George
Washington University. He is also project director of two Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation national health programs: Expecting Success: Excellence in Cardiac
Care and Urgent Matters. He will present on Monday, October 13, during a 9:00
a.m. feature session on health care equity. |
 Kati Haycock is president of the Education Trust and one of the
nation’s leading child advocates in the education field. She will present on Monday, October 13, during a 9:00 a.m.
feature session on public education reform. |
 Rosina
Bierbaum is the dean of the School of Natural Resources and
Environment at the University of Michigan. Previously, she served as
director of the Environment Division of the White House Office of
Science and Technology Policy, a Senate-confirmed position. She will
co-present on Monday, October 13, during a 9:00 a.m. feature
session on climate change and the Great Lakes. |
 Larry
Schweiger is
president and CEO of the National Wildlife Federation, an organization with a
commitment to confront global warming to protect wildlife for our
children’s future, connect people to nature and restore America’s
wildlife heritage. He will co-present with Bierbaum on Monday, October
13, during a 9:00 a.m. feature session on climate change and the Great
Lakes. |
 Lisa
Jackson is vice president of
research at the Center for Effective Philanthropy, overseeing the
development and execution of CEP’s research agenda and delivering
other assessment tools. She will present as a panelist on Monday,
October 13, during the 11:00 a.m. concurrent on racial equity
grantmaking and lead a workshop on assessing and strengthening your
foundation’s strategy on Tuesday, October 14 at 2:30 p.m.
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 Bryan
Clontz is a senior consultant
with Ekstrom & Associates – a Connecticut-based community foundation
consulting firm and a former vice president of advancement for the
Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta. He will present during two
community foundation sessions on Monday, October 13: a concurrent
session at 11:00 a.m. on becoming the “go-to” place for charitable
gifts and a workshop at 2:30 p.m. on community foundation operating
models. |
 Marguerite
Griffin is senior vice
president & national director of philanthropic services for The
Northern Trust Company. She will present during two family
foundation sessions on Tuesday, October 14: a concurrent at 9:00 a.m.
on family foundation missteps and another concurrent at 11:00 a.m. on
family foundations working internationally. |
 Marla
Bobowick is a consultant with
BoardSource – the nation’s number one source on board governance. She
will present on Tuesday, October 14, during a 9:00 a.m. concurrent
introducing a new resource from CMF and BoardSource entitled 10
Essential Responsibilities of Board Chairs. |
 Justin
Draeger is assistant
director of communications at the National Association of Student Financial Aid
Administrators. He increases the financial aid community’s awareness
of college access issues, especially the challenges and barriers that
underserved populations encounter. He will present on Tuesday,
October 14, during a 9:00 a.m. community foundation concurrent session
on de-mystifying school financial aid. |
 Mark
Sedway is director of the Philanthropy Awareness Initiative
– a key partner in a current CMF project called Philanthropy 3-D
Michigan intended to increase influential leaders understanding of and
interest in working with foundations to improve the quality of life in
Michigan. He will co-present on this innovative pilot project on
Tuesday, October 14, during an 11:00 a.m. concurrent session.
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