Staff: New York Office . Since joining the Center in 1. Ms. Barbieri has served in multiple roles, spearheading wide- scale planning and implementation for drug courts, family treatment courts, community justice centers, and youth and juvenile programming. Barbieri served as New York City’s Deputy Commissioner for the Division of Youth and Family Justice at the Administration for Children’s Services where she oversaw all city- run juvenile detention, juvenile placement, and a continuum of community- based alternatives for justice- involved youth. Barbieri also spearheaded the implementation of “Close to Home”– a full- scale realignment of the juvenile justice system in New York City allowing youth requiting confinement on delinquency proceedings to avoid state- run correctional settings far from home, and instead receive wraparound, rehabilitative, and educational services in small evidence- based group homes located in the city, close to their homes, communities, and with the ongoing participation of their families. Prior to joining the Center, Ms. Barbieri served as a social worker with the Legal Aid Society. She holds a BSW from Wheelock College and an MSSW from Columbia University. She is an adjunct associate professor of social work at Columbia and is a member of the North American Council for Juvenile Justice at the International Juvenile Justice Observatory. Food Bank For New York City As Chief. Operating Officer, Ms. Hines- Johnson oversees the organization’s operations, human resources. Hines- Johnson previously held several progressively responsible positions with the NYC Administration for Children’s Services (ACS). Most recently, as Senior Director in the Division of Family Permanency Services, she led a team in the successful implementation of a number of projects and federally funded initiatives that contributed to fundamental changes in the way services are provided to children and families involved with the child welfare system. Hines- Johnson served as Chief of Staff to the Deputy Commissioner for Community & Government Affairs where she advised on high- level organizational issues and managed the daily operations of the office. She also served in a similar capacity to former ACS Commissioner John B. Mattingly, working with eleven Deputy Commissioners and the Mayor’s Office to move critical agency and citywide efforts forward. Prior to her work at ACS, Ms. Hines- Johnson provided strategic direction and administrative oversight as the Director of the Institute for Not- for- Profit Management at the Columbia University Graduate School of Business. She worked with a team of faculty and staff to design, deliver and evaluate management and leadership development programs for senior and mid- level managers within the not- for- profit and public sectors including the UJA- Federation, the New York City Police Department and the United States Customs Service. Hines- Johnson holds a B. S. She is also a graduate of Coro Leadership New York. Brady Koch, Chief Programs Officer. As the Chief Programs Officer, Brady Koch partners with the CEO in evolving, executing, and supporting Food Bank For New York City’s strategy to better equip communities and charities to respond comprehensively to the needs of vulnerable New Yorkers. Koch leverages his decade of food banking experience to lead the implementation of Food Bank’s diverse programming portfolio, engaging new partnerships and programmatic strategies to ensure best practices are seeded, scaled and sustained. Before joining Food Bank For New York City, Mr. Koch served as the Director of Program Capacity at Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger- relief organization. In this role, he led a team responsible for developing and implementing a variety of projects and pilots to expand and improve the services of a national network of more than 2. Koch was key in the development of programs that provide benefits assistance, training and mentorship, and the development of best practices for delivering services to vulnerable and hard- to- reach populations. Prior to his work at Feeding America, Mr. Koch was the Director of Agency Relations and Programs at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida. There, he was instrumental to the development and launch of the Benefits Connection Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) outreach program, while overseeing the growth and development of the Hi- 5 Backpack program, afterschool meals, Summer Food Service Program, nutrition education, as well as the training and monitoring of more than 5. Food Bank For New York City warehouses and distributes free food for over 1.5 million hungry New Yorkers each year. Coro fellowship locations are in high-impact urban cities across the U.S.: Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and St. Second Harvest. Mr. Koch holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Central Florida and a Master of Arts degree in Adult Education from University of Phoenix. As Chief Financial Officer, Jan Navatkoski oversees and executes the financial and information technology strategy for Food Bank, including overall budget management, capital planning, management of private and government support, and aligning data management and infrastructure with programmatic goals. She brings more than two decades of experience in finance to her leadership at Food Bank. Ms. Navatkoski joins Food Bank For New York City after serving as VP of Finance and Administration at Feeding South Florida, Inc., the largest food bank in Florida with a $5. While there, she lead the organization’s Finance, Payroll, Human Resources and Administrative divisions, rebuilding the accounting department and creating new processes for future growth opportunities. Prior to becoming a leader in food banking, Ms. Navatkoski was a financial management consultant to nonprofits and small businesses, offering expertise in budgeting, forecasting, strategic planning and operational efficiency to improve organizational effectiveness. Previously, Ms. Navatkoski held positions at Deutsche Bank and Citicorp for more than 2. During her tenure as Chief Administrative Officer at Deutsche Bank, Ms. Navatkoski managed a budget of $4. Prior to her role at Deutsche Bank, Ms. Navatkoski held senior positions at Citi, including Global Business Manager and Senior Vice President. Over the course of these various roles, Ms. Navatkoski directed an $8. Ms. Navatkoski holds a Bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University, an MBA in Finance from Fordham University Graduate School of Business, and is currently completing a CPA. Navatkoski, a New Jersey native, volunteers with several organizations in New York City, including the Central Park Conservancy and the New York Philharmonic.
Dan. Cinquemani, Vice President of Food Distribution. As Vice President of Food Distribution, Dan Cinquemani brings. Cinquemani worked several years within the Walbaums/Great Atlantic Pacific. Tea Company (A& P) where his responsibilities increased progressively. Cinquemani also. brings a wealth of knowledge in strategic planning and implementation and. He holds a Bachelor of. Science Degree from Long Island University, C. W. Camesha Grant, Ph. D., Vice President of Community Connections and Reach. As Vice President of Community Connections and Reach, Dr. Camesha Grant oversees Food Bank For New York City’s network of emergency feeding programs (EFPs), including pantries, soup kitchens, senior centers and shelters. Grant leads all EFP capacity- building efforts through Food Bank’s Tiered Engagement Network—an approach that creates efficiencies through technology enhancements and physical space improvements, and connects families to services beyond food. Grant’s expertise informs her work to deepen relationships with community partners and ensure that the nutritional needs of culturally- diverse communities are met. Prior to her work at Food Bank, Dr. Grant spent more than 1. New York City Administration for Children’s Services in the areas of child abuse and neglect. She earned a Masters of Social Work degree, as well as a Ph. D. Grant is also a Licensed Master Social Worker and has served as an adjunct professor at Fordham University in the Graduate School of Social Service since 2. Tami Wilson Hernandez, Vice President of Operations and Administrative Services. As Vice President of Operations and Administrative Services, Tami Wilson Hernandez oversees Food Bank For New York City's administrative services, business technology, facilities, and disaster preparedness. Hernandez brings extensive knowledge in project management, finance operations, strategic planning, property management, procurement, and database management to her role at Food Bank. Prior to joining Food Bank For New York City, Ms. Hernandez served as Senior Director of Operations and Facilities at the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Inc. During her five- year tenure she maintained oversight for risk and compliance, database management, budgets, contracts, procurement, and finance operations for the National Office and 4. CCFA chapters. Hernandez holds a B. S. Stampas previously served as Senior Director of Government Relations at Food Bank for more than five years, successfully advocating for new Federal, State and City funding for anti- hunger initiatives, including leading the statewide campaign that restored $3. State budget. Stampas was also responsible for developing and implementing Food Bank’s first advocacy strategy, including an inaugural legislative breakfast, Washington, DC Lobby Day, and member mobilization plan. Prior to joining Food Bank, Ms. Stampas served as Director of the New York City Council’s Investigations Division and as Chief of Staff to former Council Member Eric Gioia. Stampas holds a Bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and a Master’s degree in public administration from Columbia University. Francisco rejoined Food Bank after 1. In between his tenures at Food Bank, he led fundraising efforts for higher education and social justice organizations. Francisco oversaw fundraising efforts for the New York office of Year Up, a national workforce and youth development organization. Before joining Year Up, Francisco held senior development positions at The New School. During his eight- year tenure, he was responsible for managing the development program for the university’s founding division, raising over $2. Prior to The New School, Francisco managed institutional fundraising in support of academic research centers and institutes at Columbia Business School. His portfolio included signature initiatives in the areas of global brand management, leadership and ethics, social venture, and e- commerce. Francisco earned his Bachelor’s degree in History and Latin American Studies from Wesleyan University and a Master’s degree in Nonprofit Management with a concentration in social entrepreneurship from The New School’s Milano School of International Affairs, Management, and Urban Policy. He serves as an adjunct professor at NYU Steinhardt, teaching a course on fundraising for educational equity and social justice.
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