Paula A Matthysse

Cultural Navigator Program Manager At Chinese Information & Service Center (Cisc Seattle)

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Position:

Cultural Navigator Program Manager at Chinese Information & Service Center (CISC Seattle), Outreach Director at Eastside Community Network, Owner at Aboundance LLC, Coalition Member/Community Organizer at Take Back Your Meds Coalition, Class of 2012 at Leadership Eastside

Location:

Greater Seattle Area

Industry:

Nonprofit Organization Management

Work:

Chinese Information & Service Center (CISC Seattle) - East King County since Jul 2012
Cultural Navigator Program Manager
Eastside Community Network - Communities of Bellevue, Lake Washington and Mercer Island School Districts since Jun 2011
Outreach Director
Aboundance LLC - Fall City, WA since Jun 2011
Owner
Take Back Your Meds Coalition since 2010
Coalition Member/Community Organizer
Leadership Eastside since 2009
Class of 2012

Skills:

Grant Writing
Volunteer Management
Special Events
Large Group Facilitation
Nonprofit Leadership
Non-profits
Event Planning
Advocacy
Grants
Resource Development
Grassroots Organizing
Community Outreach
Community Organizing
Workshop Facilitation
Leadership
Program Development
Strategic Planning
Organizational Development
Nonprofits
Public Speaking
Leadership Development
Program Management
Staff Development
Higher Education
Event Management
Coaching
Teaching
Fundraising
Research
Conflict Resolution
Career Development
Capacity Building
Editing
Community Development
Training
Organizational Effectiveness
Team Building
Budgets
Social Services
Management
Board Development
Public Policy
Youth Development
Program Evaluation

Honor & Awards:

WA State PTA Leadership Academy Crystal Award, WA State PTA Outstanding Leadership Award, Snoqualmie Valley School District 410 Board of Directors Award, Alliance of Eastside Agencies Outstanding Contributions to Human Services Staff Award 2008

Director Of Operations

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Location:

P/O Box 668, Fall City, WA

Industry:

Non-Profit Organization Management

Work:

Eastside Community Network - Communities of Bellevue, Lake Washington and Mercer Island School Districts since Jun 2011
Outreach Director
Chinese Information & Service Center (CISC Seattle) - East King County since Jul 2012
Cultural Navigator Program Manager
Aboundance LLC - Fall City, WA since Jun 2011
Owner
Take Back Your Meds Coalition since 2010
Coalition Member/Community Organizer
Leadership Eastside since 2009
Class of 2012

Education:

Skills:

Community Outreach
Volunteer Management
Nonprofits
Public Speaking
Grant Writing
Fundraising
Program Development
Event Planning
Program Management
Grants
Leadership Development
Workshop Facilitation
Non Profits
Leadership
Community Organizing
Training
Strategic Planning
Community Development
Organizational Development
Event Management
Team Building
Grassroots Organizing
Conflict Resolution
Social Services
Management
Staff Development
Coaching
Teaching
Research
Capacity Building
Editing
Board Development
Public Policy
Youth Development
Program Evaluation
Community Engagement
Public Relations
Non Profit Administration
Executive Coaching
Resource Development
Higher Education
Career Development
Organizational Effectiveness
Budgets
Policy Analysis
Philanthropy
Nonprofit Leadership
Advocacy
Special Events
Large Group Facilitation

Interests:

Civil Rights and Social Action
Social Services
Children
Human Rights

Awards:

Rise and Shine Award
Snoqualmie Valley Community Network Board of Directors
Every June, the Snoqualmie Valley Community Network shines the light on literally dozens of caring and dedicated community volunteers, and rare because so often our “thanks” for the overabundance of goodwill/good works of these types of individuals in our community goes unmentioned. Most of these individuals prefer that their acts of kindness, selfless volunteering and passionate caring efforts remain anonymous; however the Snoqualmie Valley Community Network realizes the importance of allowing these altruistic individuals to “shine” and to receive the acclaim they so truly deserve.