Cassie Bean is a director of programs at the National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP). In her role, Cassie collaborates with other members of the program team to deliver meaningful learning opportunities and events for NCFP’s community. Additionally, she designs and implements a subset of programs, including the BIPOC, Community Foundations, and Non-Family Staff Networks, and the Racial Justice Learning and Action Cohort. Her work involves facilitation, research and evaluation, data analysis, and relationship building to identify relevant programming to support NCFP’s strategic focus and mission.
Cassie has an eclectic professional background, having worked in the philanthropic and nonprofit, international education, and corporate sectors. She is passionate about informing and supporting the stewardship of resources to equity-focused causes through facilitation, storytelling, and relationship building.
Most recently, she served as the program manager at GHR Foundation in Minneapolis, Minnesota where she helped to launch the Twin Cities Racial Equity Initiative, an initiative focused on Black and Indigenous communities to advance economic opportunity and community engagement through educational and career advancement.
Cassie earned a master’s degree in educational leadership and a graduate certificate in international development from the University of St. Thomas, where she also completed her bachelor’s degree in Spanish and international studies. She is also the founder and CEO of Cassie’s Eclectic Consulting. She resides in Minneapolis where she leads a full life as an engaged community member, artist, outdoor enthusiast, and mom.
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