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| Survey Sponsor, Strategic
Partners & Steering Committee |
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| MBL Group, LLC. is a boutique consulting firm based in Portland,
Oregon. We are known for our strategic business orientation and innovative solutions.
Founded in 1993, MBL has an unparalleled level of capability gained from decades
of real world human resources management. MBL offers a range of human resources
expertise with a focus on compensation consulting, executive search, organizational
change, management development and survey solutions. MBL works with you
as a partner. We work to understand your business, mission and values and produce
results that meet your goals and your budget. Regardless of the size or scope
of the project, our focus is on adding value to your organization, whether that
is working with you to design compensation programs, help you find the right fit
in an executive search, or building tools for your organization development initiative. Since
our founding, MBL Group has been providing consulting expertise to nonprofit organizations
and mission driven companies. From education to energy; social service to community
development, we have a wide breadth of experience and understand the unique human
resources challenges of delivering results in a nonprofit environment. We offer
reduced rates and fees to nonprofit firms to ensure access to all of our consulting
services. MBL Group has been the proud sponsor of the Nonprofit Salary &
Benefits Survey since 1999. MBL donates all of their time and materials for the
survey and is paid only from the revenue received from the sale of surveys to
participants. This regional survey has grown to be the trusted source of market
data for nonprofit leaders in the Pacific Northwest. | |
| For more information about the MBL Group, please visit our website at
www.mblgroup.com |
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Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP),
advances philanthropy by enabling people and organizations to practice ethical
and effective fundraising through core activities such as education, training,
mentoring, research, credentialing and advocacy. Founded in 1984, the Oregon &
SW Washington Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals meets local
demand for a professional organization with access to national fundraising and
philanthropy resources. Our mission is to provide opportunities for education,
philanthropic advocacy and peer networking. We are your comprehensive source for
professional fundraising resources.
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Action Partnership of Oregon (CAPO), (formerly Community Action Directors
of Oregon, CADO) is a private, non-profit association comprised of the Executive
Directors of Oregon's Community Action Agencies, the Oregon Human Development
Corporation and associate member agencies. The mission of CAPO and member Community
Action Agencies is to eradicate the causes and conditions of poverty that exist
in Oregon. This anti-poverty work is done in collaboration with a variety of partners,
representing local, state and federal governments, as well as community and advocacy
groups, policymakers and low income leaders.
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Nonprofit Association of Oregon (NAO); formerly known as TACS,
is a statewide network of nonprofits, foundations, business partners, and individuals
dedicated to supporting Oregon's nonprofit sector. NAO serves as a resource for
nonprofit organizations and a central source of information about the nonprofit
sector. NAO connects nonprofits of all sizes, missions, and geographic locations.
NAO offers programs and services that enhance the capacity of nonprofits to fulfill
their missions. While NAO's role as a statewide membership association is a relatively
new one, NAO has over 30 years' experience providing consulting and training to
nonprofit leaders, staff, and volunteers.
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| Nonprofit Network Southwest Washington,
provides infrastructure of support for local nonprofits in a rapidly growing and
dynamic community. We have programs for the following: professional development,
networking for nonprofit staff, nurturing philanthropy and building future board
leadership.
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Oregon Opportunity Network (Oregon ON), is a recent merger
of the statewide-focused Association of Oregon Community Development Organizations
(AOCDO), founded in 1992 and the Portland-based Community Development Network
(CDN), founded in 1995. Oregon ON represents those with an interest in affordable
housing and community development, including nearly 100 private nonprofit community
development corporations (CDCs) and their partners. Oregon ON supports CDCs in
their mission to improve the lives of Oregonians by providing opportunities for
training, technical assistance, and peer support; promoting and advocating for
the industry at the local, state, and federal levels; removing regulatory barriers;
monitoring industry trends; and developing new opportunities for partnership.
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| United Way of the Columbia-Willamette (UWCW),
is a local, nonprofit organization that has helped people in Multnomah, Clark,
Clackamas, and Washington Counties since 1920. United Way is working to advance
the common good by focusing on education, income, and health. We all win when
kids succeed in school, families are financially stable, and people have good
health. Our goal is to create long-lasting changes that prevent problems from
happening in the first place. We invite you to be part of the change. Together,
united, we can inspire hope and create opportunities for a brighter future. That's
what it means to LIVE UNITED.
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| Willamette Valley Development Officers (WVDO),
serves people raising funds for nonprofit organizations by linking them with others
in the community and providing affordable opportunities for their professional
growth and education. WVDO is Oregon's largest organization for Development professionals,
with a current membership of more than 750 individuals. Now in its 32nd year,
WVDO is our region's premier service organization for Development Officers, Executive
Directors, Board members, Event Coordinators, Marketing Managers and other nonprofit
professionals and community leaders. | | |
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Survey Steering Committee |  |
| We want to once again extend a special Thank You
to the 2011 Nonprofit Survey Steering Committee which was comprised
of executives from local nonprofit organizations, for their dedicated efforts
in guiding and enhancing the 2011 survey. | | |
| Carey Caldwell | Oregon
Food Bank | | Carlea Campagna | Access-Inc. |
| Nicole Cossette | Oregon
Humane Society | | Linda Davidson | REACH
Community Development | | Alice Forbes
| NAO (formerly TACS) | | Kathy
Grimm | United Way of the Columbia-Willamette |
| Terrie Hendrickson | Oregon
Opportunity Network | | Mary Hood | Sisters
of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary | | Jeanne
Kojis | Nonprofit Network of SW Washington |
| Linda Murphy | Janus
Youth Program | | James Phelps | Association
of Fundraising Professionals | | Eliza
Romick | LifeWorks NW | | Susan
Stanley | Albertina Kerr Centers |
| Melody Thompson | Financial
Beginnings | | Sally Vernholm | Morrison
Child and Family Services | | Claudette
Vincent | Community Action Partnership of Oregon |
| Julie Young | Chess
for Success | | Agnes Zach | Willamette
Valley Development Officers | | | |
| For more information, contact the Survey Administrators: |

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