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Ann Shulman, J.D., LL.M., is the Executive Director of Philanthropy Associates, a firm that provides customized consulting, training, facilitation and executive coaching services to foundation staff and board members. She has over twenty-five years of organizational development experience helping strengthen governance, strategy, decision-making and communications for foundations of all types. Ann is the former President of the Northern California Mediation… Read More

Anna Bebermeyer discovered her passion for volunteering as a middle schooler while volunteering with her mom at a free medical clinic and has been pursuing philanthropy ever since. She is a member of the Youth Philanthropy Initiative’s Cohort VI and is serving in her second term as President of the Emergency Infant Services Junior Board. In 2014 she received her… Read More

Anita Brown-Graham rejoined the School of Government in September 2016 to lead ncIMPACT—the public launch of a special initiative that seeks to expand the School’s capacity to work with public officials on policy issues that affect North Carolina communities. Through ncIMPACT she helps local governments use data to address complex challenges. Brown-Graham’s first tour as a faculty member was from… Read More

Anita Wesley is a Senior Philanthropy Advisor at the Rose Community Foundation in Denver. She helps individuals and families develop and carry out their philanthropic strategy. With twenty years of experience in Colorado’s nonprofit community, she serves as a valuable connector for donors seeking strategic opportunities to invest their philanthropic resources to positively impact enduring issues facing our community. Anita… Read More

Ann S. Bowers is the Chair of the Board and the co-founding trustee of the Noyce Foundation, which focused on improving math and science instruction and learning in public schools. Previously, her career was in human resource management in California’s Silicon Valley. She was the first Director of Personnel for Intel Corporation and the first Vice President of Human Resources… Read More

Ann Dugan is a Senior Managing Director at the Family Office Exchange (FOX) where she leads the advisory and educational practice in service to leading families around the world. Ann is a 4th generation member of a business owning family that has always infused community and philanthropy in their culture. She has served as an independent board member of several family… Read More

Ann Goggins Gregory joined Bridgespan in 2005. She has been an active contributor to knowledge projects since she joined the firm, co-authoring “The Nonprofit Starvation Cycle” in the Fall 2009 issue of Stanford Social Innovation Review and “How Governments Can Spur High Charity Performance,” published in The Chronicle of Philanthropy. Ann has helped lead Bridgespan’s national research on how nonprofits are… Read More

Ann K. Emery is an evaluator at Innovation Network. She helps foundations and nonprofits learn from their work and improve their results. She also speaks, teaches, and writes about data analysis and data visualization… Read More

Ann F. Monroe has served as president of the Health Foundation for Western and Central New York (formerly the Community Health Foundation of Western and Central New York) since it began operation in 2003. Prior to coming to the Foundation, Ann was the director of the quality initiative at the California HealthCare Foundation, an independent philanthropic organization committed to improving… Read More

Andrew Rich serves in a part-time capacity as Executive Director of the Skadden, Arps Honors Program in Legal Studies at the City College of New York. He is also the Executive Secretary of the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation. He was previously President and CEO of the Roosevelt Institute. He is the author of a number of articles about think… Read More