Description
Presenters: John Bloom and Valerie Colis
WHEN: TBD
WHERE: 3750 Bannister Rd, Sacramento (Sac Waldorf Campus)
COST: $150 per person. ($750 cap per school) – If registering 5 or more people, please put 5 as the item amount. Each registrant should complete the registration form on this page for our records (payment is not needed to complete the form).
Questions? Contact admin@mendocinowaldorf.org
Meals: Lunch will be provided: Sandwiches and salads, coffee, tea and water
Workshop Leaders:
Valerie Colis – From both her education and work experience, Valerie brings a keen understanding of the responsibilities of trustees and the very important role effective boards can play in the success of an organization and especially a non-profit. She served as a Trustee of the Chicago Waldorf School Board from 2011-2016, during which time she was the Chair of the Development Committee, Secretary of the Board and then as President & Chair of the Board from 2013-2016. She currently serves as Secretary of the Board for the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA). Valerie has spoken about the role the board plays in governance for Waldorf Schools and is now leading a webinar series on this topic. She also brings the invaluable organizational and strategic experience gained from her years as an underwriter for Directors & Officers Liability Insurance at Chubb Insurance and subsequently as a consultant and broker for Aon Financial Services Group. She has an MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management and a BA in International Studies from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
John Bloom – John Bloom is Vice President, Organizational Culture at RSF Social Finance in San Francisco (www.rsfsocialfinance.org). As part of his work at RSF he has been developing and facilitating conversations and programs that address the intersection of money and spirit in personal and social transformation. He writes frequently for RSF’s Reimagine Money blog and has fostered collaborative dialogues on the challenging social aspects money. As part of his work he has helped develop awareness of issues of land and biodynamic agriculture across the US. He was appointed as General Secretary of the Anthroposophical Society in America in October 2016. He has written two books, The Genius of Money, and Inhabiting Interdependence, both published by SteinerBooks. He lives in San Francisco.
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