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The Ostroff Group is now part of Amplify Partners
The Ostroff Group is now part of Amplify Partners
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Michael Ostroff, Amplify Partners co-founder and Managing Partner, is a New York and Florida-based consultant working with domestic, Israeli and international non-profit organizations and funders to help them achieve their philanthropic goals.
Michael has an extensive track record serving a broad range of clients in the cultural, educational, health care, human services and Jewish communal fields.
He has worked with both domestic and international foundations and multi-generational families to help establish philanthropic approaches and guidelines.
Michael provides comprehensive planning, development and marketing services, executing successful annual, capital, endowment, and planned giving programs, and advising families and foundations on optimizing their philanthropic grantmaking.
Michael has played leadership roles in campaigns that have collectively raised in excess of $1 billion. With a keen understanding of volunteer and donor motivation, Michael specializes in strategy, training and major gift development.
Michael can be reached at Michael@AmplifyPartners.org.
Amplify Partner Keith Dvorchik is an accomplished leader and change agent who brings more than 25 years of Jewish communal leadership to Amplify Partners. Keith has a diverse background in all areas of nonprofit leadership, having served as CEO of The University of Florida Hillel, President and CEO of The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, and CEO of The Roth Family JCC and the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando.
Keith is an inspirational and strategic thinker with a history of successful coaching and mentoring C-suite and other level leaders with a focus on change management. He has led strategic philanthropy, annual, capital, and planned giving campaigns with a focus on accomplishing measurable goals.
Keith has a BS in Accounting as well as an M.Ed. in counseling, bringing both business and human skills to better serve clients. As a former licensed mental health counselor and certified supervisor in the State of Florida, he is able to guide clients towards achieving their goals and objectives.
Keith can be reached at Keith@AmplifyPartners.org.
As an Amplify Senior Partner, Joshua Fogelson brings three decades of accomplished non-profit management to the Amplify team.
He has served as Executive Director for Strategic Development at the JDC, CEO of Jewish Agency International Development and Deputy National Director of the Friends of the IDF.
He previously served as CEO of the Minneapolis and Nashville Federations and Campaign Director at the Atlanta Jewish Federation.
Joshua specializes in planned giving, capital and endowment campaigns, major gift initiatives, major donor stewardship and solicitation for US and Israeli NGOs. He has coached high performing senior professionals, designed effective national and regional staff structures, led board governance and budgeting processes, and managed lay leadership transitions.
Joshua has presented to dozens of North American Jewish communities. He enjoys a national reputation for excellence, integrity and collaboration. Joshua lived in Israel for 8 years, served in the IDF, is fluent in Hebrew and has managed and partnered with both domestic and Israel-based senior professionals.
Joshua can be reached at Joshua@AmplifyPartners.org.
Rick Meyer brings 35 years of successful fundraising, management and leadership expertise to his Senior Partner role at Amplify Partners.
Los Angeles-raised and Milwaukee-based, Rick has spent most of his professional life directing large non-profit organizations.
Rick served for more than 20 years as the CEO of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation where he led or orchestrated all major capital, annual and supplemental campaigns, guided the development of a $140,000,000 community endowment and advised many high net worth individuals and foundations.
Prior to joining Amplify Partners, Rick served as Senior Vice-President & Managing Partner for Israel & Global Philanthropy at The Jewish Agency for Israel.
He has been recognized for his fundraising accomplishments as a recipient of the Vivian Rabieneau Campaign Director Memorial Award, and was named Fundraising Professional of the Year by Fundraising Success Magazine.
Rick can be reached at Rick@AmplifyPartners.org.
Marc Newburgh is an accomplished leader with a proven track record of success in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. He brings a strategic, results-driven approach to organizational growth and transformation. As a seasoned CEO, business owner, and entrepreneur, Marc has built and led high-performing teams, advanced institutions, and spearheaded initiatives that deliver sustainable impact.
His expertise spans strategic planning, fundraising, talent development, and change management. He thrives on solving complex challenges, fostering innovation, and helping organizations achieve their aspirational goals—enhancing their reach, effectiveness, and long-term sustainability. Whether leading large-scale fundraising efforts, guiding leadership teams, or advising on growth strategies, Marc’s commitment remains the same: driving measurable and meaningful success.
Marc built and led several successful businesses before transitioning to the non-profit sector in 2013. For nearly a decade, he served as CEO of Hillel Ontario, where he established the largest regional Hillel in North America and guided the organization through a period of dramatic growth. Following his tenure at Hillel Ontario, Marc entered the world of consulting, serving as Senior Advisor to the CEO, CAO, and Advancement leadership of Hillel International.
As a member of the Amplify Partners team, Marc brings his unique experience to strengthen and support non-profit organizations across North America and Israel.
Alongside her work as an Amplify Senior Partner, Maxyne Finkelstein serves as President of the Montreal-based Morris and Rosalind Goodman Family Foundation. As a result, Maxyne has unique expertise working with both peer funders and non-profit organizations throughout North America and Israel, as well as providing leadership and support to diverse, multi-generational family foundations.
With extensive experience in the nonprofit sector, Maxyne’s areas of focus include strategic growth, organizational renewal, talent and resource development, and start-up creation. She brings unique skills in resolving organizational challenges in governance and operations through advanced techniques developed for the sector.
Maxyne’s career achievements include executive positions in the non-profit sector in both Canada and the United States, at the Genesis Prize Foundation, Birthright Israel Foundation, Jewish Agency for Israel – North America, Jewish Federations UIA Canada – United Israel Appeal, and Federation CJA of Montreal.
Maxyne can be reached at Maxyne@AmplifyPartners.org.
Amplify Consultant Irit Barash brings 22 years of successful experience in philanthropy and fundraising, executive management and leadership. She has served as the
Executive Director and Head of Delegation of the Jewish Agency for Israel to the UK
and Western Europe, and in various senior fundraising and management roles at Keren-Hayesod-UIA in Australia, the UK, and the headquarters in Israel.
Her experience and knowledge of the Jewish world spans across continents in most of the English-speaking Jewish communities. Her areas of expertise include fundraising and major donors development, Planned Giving and Endowments, Israel engagement, leadership and community development, as well as advising families and donors from various Jewish communities.
Irit previously spent 22 years in various roles as an officer in Isael’s Military Intelligence, reaching the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.
Based in Europe and in Israel, she is an active member of several boards of directors in the areas of philanthropy and business, including the United Jewish Israel Appeal, the UK’s largest and oldest Israel organization. She is a proud graduate of Tel Aviv University and holds a BA in Linguistics.
Irit can be reached at Irit@AmplifyPartners.org
Amplify Partner Sue Dickman is a senior not-for-profit executive with more than 30 years of organizational leadership experience. For 24 of those years, Sue served as CEO of the Jewish Communal Fund of New York, the largest Jewish donor-advised fund in the country. Under Sue’s leadership, JCF’s donor assets grew from $500 million to more than $2.7 billion, distributing more than 72,000 grants annually.
Sue’s areas of expertise include cultivation and stewardship of high-net-worth donors, mission-driven and values-based leadership, compliance, governance, and creating an organizational culture that encourages collaboration and work/life balance. Sue has earned a reputation for excellence and integrity.
Prior to her role at JCF, Sue served as Founding Executive Director of the Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life at New York University. Sue holds a doctoral degree (Ed.D.) from Columbia University’s Teachers College. Sue served on the Board of the Jewish Funders Network and on the Advisory Board of the George H. Heyman, Jr. Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising at New York University.
Sue can be reached at Sue@AmplifyPartners.org
Amplify Partner Erica Frederick is a seasoned non-profit executive and development strategist with deep experience in strategic planning, program development, finance, board and volunteer recruitment, and communications. She is highly skilled in all areas of development, including capital campaigns, major gift solicitation, foundation grants and special events.
At the New York Urban Coalition, a consortium of business, labor and community leaders, Erica presented to major New York companies and raised millions annually. At the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, she presided over the largest US chapter, raising more than $10 million for research and education.
Erica launched first-ever capital campaigns at Adelphi University, Baruch College and Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, and was part of the senior team that created and funded Shalem College, Israel’s first liberal arts college.
For the past seven years, Erica has consulted with organizations in both the Jewish and non-sectarian worlds, including the Marlene Meyerson JCC in Manhattan, Israel Policy Forum, Bottomless Closet, Scholarships Plus and the New York Civil Liberties Union.
Erica can be reached at Erica@AmplifyPartners.org.
Amplify Partner Mark Joffe has managed, advised and worked with nonprofit causes and foundations for over three decades, providing sharp focus and expertise in such areas as funding strategy, organizational strategy development and implementation, international program development, rebranding and financial sustainability.
Mark has raised millions of dollars of funding in support of a wide variety of clients, including a national coalition of immigrant rights and anti-poverty groups, an international Jewish children’s book program, a Jewish-founded summer arts camp on Long Island, a Greek high school, a breast cancer support group, and a large medical institution providing services to senior adults in South Florida.
Mark served for years as Executive Editor and Publisher of JTA, transforming it from a legacy wire service for print media to the leading online source of global Jewish news. During that time, he raised millions of dollars in funding from foundations and donors.
As Director of International Development at the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, Mark scaled and expanded the PJ Library Jewish book and family engagement program throughout Latin America, Russia and the UK. For the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, he led a team that conducted a yearlong feasibility study of a grantee and built a 5-year strategic roadmap to financial sustainability.
Mark is the winner of both the James A. Finnegan Foundation Fellowship Award and the Joseph Polakoff Award for Distinguished Service to Jewish Journalism.
Amplify Partner Melissa Kerbel has devoted her career to working in the nonprofit sector, beginning in project management, program development, and community organization.
Driven by a passion for helping nonprofits realize their vision, she shifted her focus to fundraising and development. Melissa has a proven record of designing and executing effective growth strategies while deepening nonprofit Boards’ engagement in fundraising. She has also strengthened development department infrastructure to expand fundraising capacity and has played a pivotal role in dramatically increasing event and gala revenue for numerous organizations.
Melissa has served as the Development Director at the Jewish Educational Loan Fund in Atlanta, Director of Development at United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (USCJ), East Coast Director at American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (AFIPO), and Executive Director of American Friends of Batsheva Dance Company.
Melissa currently sits on the Executive Board of Women In Development New York. She is a graduate of the University of Rochester and holds an MSW from Columbia University and MA from The Jewish Theological Seminary of America. She is based in New York City and Cranford, NJ, where her husband serves as rabbi at Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim.
Amplify Partner Linda Kislowicz’ s Jewish communal service career spans over 4 decades of active professional service. She has deep expertise in leading non-profit organizations and has served in a variety of leadership positions, including as CEO of Jewish Federation of Canada – UIA, executive director of the YM-YWHA of Montreal, and executive director of Jewish Family Services of the Baron de Hirsch Institute of Montreal.
As a change agent, Linda is dedicated to improving the capacities of individuals, organizations and communities, and to enabling them to grow and achieve their potential. Her areas of expertise include human services, Jewish identity and Israel engagement, and leadership and community development.
Linda has been an active member of several boards of directors in Canada and Israel, including Family Services of Canada, the Association of Jewish Family and Child Agencies, the Jewish Agency for Israel, UJA Federation of Greater Toronto and others.
Her consulting practice focuses on executive coaching, board governance and facilitation, and strategic planning. She works locally, nationally and internationally and is able to serve in English, French and Hebrew. Linda was educated at McGill University, where she obtained BSW and MSW degrees.
Amplify Consultant Karen Kolodny brings to Amplify Partners more than 20 years of senior professional and lay experience in the nonprofit sector. Most recently, Karen became a Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy. Previously, she served as CEO of the JCC of Mid-Westchester, where the community created the Karen Kolodny Center for Jewish Culture, Heritage and Diversity, honoring her dedication to Jewish culture, community and interfaith collaboration.
She has worked as a practicing attorney in both the USA and Canada, in both the private and public sectors, and was Director of Media & Technology and Director of Legal Affairs at New York’s 92nd Street Y. Karen is licensed to practice law in the State of New York.
Karen brings special expertise to the business and technology side of nonprofits. She has lived in Montreal, Ottawa, New York, Brussels, Prague, and now Jackson, Wyoming, all cities where she became actively involved in the local Jewish communities.
Sasha Krasny is a seasoned nonprofit executive with over 20 years of experience transforming organizational missions into measurable impact through strategic vision, innovative fundraising strategies, and operational excellence.
Since 2016, Sasha has been the Principal Consultant at Krasny International Consulting, leading transformative fundraising initiatives. She has successfully driven multimillion-dollar campaigns that exceed goals and set new records. Working closely with a diverse range of clients, she creates customized strategies to maximize impact through donor and board engagement, leadership mentoring for nonprofits, and efficient grant management. As a trusted philanthropic advisor, Sasha assists private and family foundations in aligning their giving practices with sustainable, measurable strategies.
Earlier in her career, Sasha held leadership roles at prominent organizations. As Director of Israel & Global Philanthropy at The Jewish Agency, she expanded major donor portfolios, resulting in a 70% increase in fundraising. At Genesis Philanthropy Group, she crafted international philanthropic strategies and led transformative projects impacting global communities. She also held senior development positions at The Afya Foundation and UJA-Federation of New York, launching innovative initiatives, increasing donor engagement, and securing substantial contributions aligned with the organizations’ goals.
A multilingual immigrant, Sasha brings extensive cultural fluency to building lasting relationships with stakeholders across New York, the U.S., and internationally. She excels at guiding organizations through change while fostering stability, innovation, and growth.
Beyond her professional work, Sasha co-founded Mobile Medical Help, a humanitarian initiative that addresses urgent healthcare needs in Ukraine. Her leadership in rallying resources and building international partnerships highlights her dedication to using philanthropy for global impact.
Sasha’s approach combines strategic thinking with personal connection. She builds strong relationships, mentors teams, and crafts innovative solutions tailored to each organization’s challenges. Passionate about driving sustainable growth and transformative change, she empowers nonprofits to realize their boldest visions. She lives in New York City with her three children and their beloved dog.
Based in Denver, Stuart brings more than 30 years of executive leadership, management, and financial resource development experience to Amplify Partners.
His unique background includes chief executive experience in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors, where he cultivated special expertise in strategic planning, organizational turnarounds, and change management.
In addition to overseeing successful annual, capital, and legacy giving campaigns, Stuart takes an entrepreneurial approach to financial resource development, which offers a pathway for non-profit organizations to create long-term financial sustainability by diversifying their revenues beyond traditional fundraising efforts. His expertise in this area includes the financial strengthening of existing programs (including those not typically known for their profitability) as well as the creation of innovative, new, mission-focused programs that robustly contribute to the organization’s bottom line.
Most recently, Stuart served as the chief executive officer of the Jewish Community Center of MetroWest in West Orange NJ, where he led the organization through a period of significant programmatic and revenue growth, building improvements, and debt reduction.
Stuart can be reached at Stuart@AmplifyPartners.org.
Tanja Sarett is an international fundraising consultant, facilitator, trainer, and certified executive leadership coach who helps nonprofit leaders turn big visions into sustainable, mission-driven impact. With over 25 years of experience in the philanthropic sector, she brings deep expertise in major gifts, capital campaigns, institutional giving, and donor engagement, working with organizations in the U.S., Europe, and Israel, including affiliates of European and Israeli charities.
Tanja partners with clients to build capacity, strengthen donor relationships, and craft compelling cases for support that inspire giving and position organizations for long-term fundraising success. She conducts insightful capital campaign feasibility studies – combining meaningful stakeholder conversations with data-driven analysis -and guiding organizations through multi-year fundraising campaigns with clarity and focus.
Her expertise includes advanced prospect research, wealth and philanthropic screening, board development, strategic planning, and donor surveys. She is passionate about bringing innovative and cutting-edge techniques from the corporate world into the fundraising arena and helping organizations advance internal systems.
A frequent speaker and trainer, Tanja empowers nonprofit professionals with the tools, confidence, and vision to lead transformative change. Tanja is based in Israel.
Jill Weber Smith is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College and received an MBA from The Wharton School. After a 10-year career on Wall Street, she worked as the inaugural director for the Innocence Project, which is a litigation organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted people through DNA testing. She received her JD in 2002 and subsequently practiced criminal law.
After a 10-year term as a board member of Mem Global (formerly known as Moishe House), Jill is now the Vice Chair of Moishe House President’s Council and serves on the board of the UJA-Federation of NY. She is a Global Ambassador for the newly formed Global Jewry. In addition, she is a past president of the Jewish Foundation for Education of Women (JFEW) and an emeritus board member. She is the immediate past board chair of Hunter College Hillel and a former board member of Hillel International.
For over 11 years, Jill served as the Senior Advisor to the Chairman of the Genesis Prize Foundation. She remains a member of the Genesis Prize Committee. She and her husband Robert divide their time between Sag Harbor, NY and San Jose del Cabo, Mexico
Margot Stern is an entrepreneurial executive with more than 20 years of experience across strategy, finance, operations, and organizational growth.
Most recently, Margot served as CEO of Ziv Partners, supporting Ziv Medical Center in Israel, and previously as Chief Strategy & Financial Officer at Reagenics, an Israeli biotech company. She is also the Co-Founder and former CEO of StellarNova, an award-winning STEM technology edutainment company.
Throughout her career, Margot has worked closely with founders, leadership teams, startups, healthcare institutions, and mission-driven organizations, with a focus on building structure in complex environments and creating the systems needed to support strategic growth and global scale. Margot is an active member of the World Jewish Congress’ JDCorps and Board Member of the non-profit fintech platform Giving. She holds a Music Performance degree and Master of Science in Management from the University of Florida. Margot lives with her wife and their 3 children in Modi’in, Israel.
Amplify partner Howard Tevlowitz brings more than 35 years of Jewish communal leadership to Amplify Partners. He served for 21 years as the CEO of The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee. As an accomplished leader and change agent, he has worked with Jewish Federations in Minneapolis, Long Beach (CA), and Philadelphia, and with State of Israel Bonds.
Under Howard’s leadership, the Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee conducted two population studies and four strategic planning processes, increasing the visibility and relevance of the Federation within the Jewish and general communities. As a result, Howard helped to reinvent the Federation’s programming and granting arms as well as the strategic philanthropy – annual, capital, and planned gifts – required to sustain it.
Howard is a graduate of Brandeis University and earned his master’s degree from the University of Florida. After graduation, he relocated to Israel where he participated in the World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS) program. Howard and his wife, Bryna, have two married children, Aaron (Jessie Bruder) and Janna (Chase Neinken), and one grandchild, Aiden.
Howard can be reached at Howard@AmplifyPartners.org.
Aaron is a seasoned Jewish communal executive with nearly 40 years of experience in the industry from both Israel and the United States. He began his career on Capitol Hill working for both AIPAC and the JFNA’s Washington Action Office before making aliyah with his family.
While in Israel, Aaron was the co-owner of one of Israel’s leading mid-size PR and Marketing firms, which afforded him to work on a broad range of clients from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the States of Maryland and Georgia, as well as Natan Sharansky when he was Deputy Prime Minister. Aaron coordinated the international media presence for the One Jerusalem Rally as well as set up the first and only press conference between the President of B’nai Brith International and Yassir Arafat at his headquarters in Gaza City.
Weil returned to the US with his family in 2003 and began an award-winning career in Hillel as the Ed and CEO of the Hillel JUC of Pittsburgh where he grew the budget in five years from $450k to $1.4 million with a $3 million endowment along with a host of programmatic awards and national recognition from Leading Edge as a “Great Place to Work”.
Weil has chosen to lead the efforts to launch what was at the time the largest Hillel complex in the world in Orlando, Florida. The $60 million dollar 600,000 square foot center saw its budget quintuple under his leadership, while a $1.2 million dollar deficit was eliminated in his first four years. At the end of his tenure with Hillel, Leading Edge recognized Weil as building one of the most successful staffing operations in the system, scoring in the top 10% all Jewish organizations nationwide.
Weil has been consulting on a wide array of projects from the world’s only Jewish environmental organization, focusing on preserving our oceans (Tikkun Hayam) to a new initiative in Vietnam centered on harnessing the power of multinational corporate giving. Weil holds a Master’s Degree in Non-profit Management from Spertus Institute in Chicago, as well as a BA in Political Science and Global Policy Studies from the University of Georgia.
You can contact Aaron at aaron@amplifypartners.org
Aviva Zeltzer-Zubida, Ph.D., is a senior consultant and nonprofit leader with over two decades of experience, who will focus on the Spanish speaking population and local Miami events for this engagement. She guides mission-driven and Jewish communal organizations through strategic transformation, operational growth and sustainable impact.
Her work integrates academic rigor with executive leadership and hands-on consulting across diverse sectors of the Jewish nonprofit ecosystem in both the U.S. and Israel.
She previously held senior roles with the Jewish Agency for Israel and the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona, where she oversaw community planning, strategic partnerships, and program evaluation. In these roles, she designed and implemented large-scale initiatives to improve organizational performance, foster innovation, and adapt to shifting communal needs.
Aviva holds a Ph.D. in Sociology and brings a systems-level lens to every engagement. She is particularly adept at helping Jewish organizations evolve amid generational transition, shifting demographics, and the growing demand for accountability and measurable outcomes. Her clients value her thoughtful facilitation, cross-cultural sensitivity, and ability to translate big-picture strategy into practical action.
Whether supporting executive leadership, boards, or emerging professionals, Aviva is a trusted partner in helping organizations clarify their mission, strengthen their capacity, and maximize their impact within the Jewish communal landscape.
Ami Nahshon, Amplify Partners co-founder and Managing Partner, has been advising purpose-driven foundations, families, nonprofits, and social businesses since 2014.
In 2013, Ami completed 12 years as international president of the Abraham Initiatives, a leading advocate for a shared and equal Israeli society.
He previously served as CEO of the Jewish Community Federation and Foundation of the San Francisco East Bay for nearly 20 years, creating innovative approaches to donor-centered philanthropy, community engagement and social activism, and as a program director of family and mental health services at the Center for Human Services in Cleveland.
Ami works with family foundations, funders and nonprofits to help formulate strategy and to craft policies and methodologies that are especially important to philanthropic families and organizations.
He is a founding member of the Alliance for Middle East Peace and was named International Non-Profit CEO of the Year by the Executive Council of New York.
Ami can be reached at Ami@AmplifyPartners.org.
Rich Bernstein serves as Senior Adviser to Amplify Partners. A highly respected corporate attorney, Rich counsels private, public and nonprofit clients in matters including business formation, strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, and financing.
As a prominent lay leader of many of the world’s premier Jewish and Israeli nonprofit organizations, Rich is a life member of the Board of the Jewish Federations of North America, Chairs ORT America’s Executive Committee as well as the Jewish Agency for Israel’s North American Council.
Rich serves on the Boards of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, the Jewish Agency for Israel, and the Jerusalem International YMCA, and previously served as Chair of the United Israel Appeal, as a member of the Board of Directors of JDC, and as Deputy President of World ORT.
Rich brings his decades of experience advising business and nonprofit organizations along with his deep knowledge of the Jewish world to help Amplify clients achieve their goals.
Rich can be reached at Richard@AmplifyPartners.org.
Neal P. Myerberg, Amplify Partners Senior Adviser for Planned Giving and Endowments, is a nationally-recognized attorney providing consulting services for non-profit organizations, foundations and philanthropists. He teaches the Planned Giving Course in the Columbia University Master’s Degree Program in Fundraising Management.
Neal previously served as National Director of Charitable Giving Services for Bernstein Investment Research and Management, and as CEO of the Department of Planned Giving and Endowments at UJA-Federation of New York, where he administered a program with assets in excess of $500 million.
Neal was a founder and the first president of FJC, a New York not-for-profit that administers donor advised, designated and endowed funds, and formerly served as counsel and Director of Endowment Development for the Council of Jewish Federations. He previously worked as an attorney with the IRS specializing in estate and gift taxation, and practiced law in Maryland where he was elected State’s Attorney for St. Mary’s County. Neal is a graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law and the NYU Wagner School of Public Administration.
Neal can be reached at Neal@AmplifyPartners.org.
Callie Raynor, a performer and administrative professional based in New York City, serves as Research and Administration Coordinator for Amplify Partners. She has worked with companies and organizations in the areas of public relations, philanthropy, customer service, hospitality, and the performing arts.
Callie is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Texas where she earned degrees in Theater and Radio-TV-Film. She received a graduate certificate from the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City and continues to work as a performer, improviser, and writer. Callie grew up surrounded by non-profit professionals and is excited to be taking a more active role in this space.
Callie can be reached at Callie@AmplifyPartners.org
