Difference between revisions of "Floyd Rumohr"
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| − | + | Management consultant, teacher, author, and executive leader for nonprofit organizations focusing on education, arts, youth and children, health and human services, and L.G.B.T.Q.+ communities. Former CEO of Brooklyn Community Pride Center (2016-2022) and Stages of Learning (1994-2010). Former affiliate consultant for the Support Center|Partnership in Philanthropy for which he participated in a community of practice around interim executive leadership and organizational redesign, and was a founding partner of Rumohr and Clarke Nonprofit Consulting for which he developed online resources for nonprofit organizations and emerging leaders. First among his peers at Temple University to receive a Master of Fine Arts under fellowship in 1988, and he received numerous merit scholarships as an undergraduate at Wayne State University. | |
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| + | Honoured by AMNY Metro, PoliticsNY, and Gay City News LGBTQ+ Power Players (2022), Brooklyn Power 50 (2020 and 2018) and Brooklyn Power 100 (2019 and 2022) by City and State New York. Awarded the 2019 Plug'd Award of Excellence from Haitian-American Community Coalition (HCC), Gay City News Impact Award (2019), and Outstanding Leadership Excel Pride Award by the My True Colors Festival (2018). | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:20, 4 September 2022
Country
United States
Birth - Death
Occupation
Activist
Description
Management consultant, teacher, author, and executive leader for nonprofit organizations focusing on education, arts, youth and children, health and human services, and L.G.B.T.Q.+ communities. Former CEO of Brooklyn Community Pride Center (2016-2022) and Stages of Learning (1994-2010). Former affiliate consultant for the Support Center|Partnership in Philanthropy for which he participated in a community of practice around interim executive leadership and organizational redesign, and was a founding partner of Rumohr and Clarke Nonprofit Consulting for which he developed online resources for nonprofit organizations and emerging leaders. First among his peers at Temple University to receive a Master of Fine Arts under fellowship in 1988, and he received numerous merit scholarships as an undergraduate at Wayne State University.
Honoured by AMNY Metro, PoliticsNY, and Gay City News LGBTQ+ Power Players (2022), Brooklyn Power 50 (2020 and 2018) and Brooklyn Power 100 (2019 and 2022) by City and State New York. Awarded the 2019 Plug'd Award of Excellence from Haitian-American Community Coalition (HCC), Gay City News Impact Award (2019), and Outstanding Leadership Excel Pride Award by the My True Colors Festival (2018).
