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Andrea Hernandez Rodriguez (she/her/they) is a mom, partner, and lover of humanity with over two decades of practice in nonprofit and foundation management, organizing, capacity building, and systems change. She specializes in conflict transformation centering race; intergenerational giving that shares power with young people; and holding compassionate change for leaders, especially founding executive and board transitions. Dr. Hernandez Rodriguez received… Read More

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Ann Mulholland serves as vice president of grants and programs for Minnesota Philanthropy Partners. In this role, she works to ensure that MN Partners’ financial resources support nonprofit organizations and community groups that address the state’s most crucial needs. Prior to joining MN Partners in 2010, she served as Saint Paul’s deputy mayor for five years.  Additionally, Ann volunteers on… Read More

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

Anna R. Hurt has more than eight years of experience as a writer and editor.  Most recently, she worked as a public affairs specialist for the Army, which included editing print products and developing social media and strategic communication plans. She holds a B.A. in Political Science and a M.A. in Security Studies, both from Kansas State University.  Her area of emphasis… Read More

Dr. Anne E. Dyson was a pediatrician known for her philanthropy in the field of children’s welfare. She was a clinical assistant professor of pediatrics at Cornell University’s medical school and was on the faculty at the University of Illinois College of Medicine. As president of the Dyson Foundation, founded in 1957 by her parents, Margaret and Charles Dyson, she… Read More

Anne Ellinger (formerly Anne Slepian) founded Bolder Giving in 2007 with her husband, Christopher Ellinger. After deciding to give away fifty percent of an unexpected inheritance, Anne and Christopher have dedicated decades of their lives to donor organizing. Anne co-founded More than Money, a nonprofit peer education network which published the groundbreaking More Than Money Journal and co-authored the award-winning… 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