Sam Solomon |
Solomon Associates |
Sam Solomon is principal of Solomon Associates, a Boston area firm providing a broad range of organizational development and fundraising services, since 1991, to the nonprofit sector, including public and human service agencies; educational, religious and cultural institutions; and advocacy and community-based organizations. He has more than 30 years experience working with public and nonprofit organizations, including previous positions as Staff Director to the Assistant Secretary for Education in the U.S. Department of Health, Education & Welfare and Director of Intergovernmental Relations in the U.S. Department of Education during the Carter Administration; Chief of Staff to the President of the University of Massachusetts; and Director of Operations for the Combined Jewish Philanthropies, New England's largest sectarian planning and fundraising organization.
Organizational development services include strategic planning, program evaluation, board development and training, executive transition management/executive search, organizational assessment, and human resource planning.
Fund development services comprise campaign planning and management, campaign feasibilty studies, grantwriting, solicitor training, interim development staffing, promotional materials development, and communications/marketing. |
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Consulting areas: Annual Campaigns; Board Development/ Governance; Campaign Planning/ Enhancement; Capacity Building; Capital Campaigns/ Endowment; Change Management; Development/ Advancement; Executive Search; Facilitation; Feasibility Studies; Fundraising/ Income Generation/ Related Planning; Grant Writing; Leadership Development/ Executive Coaching; Needs Assessments; Organizational Assessment; Organizational Development; Organizational Restructuring; Philanthropic Services; Retreat Planning; Strategic Planning; Writing/ Editing |
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Focus areas: Arts, Culture, Humanities; Community Development/ Improvement; Development; Disabilities; Economic Development; Education; Housing, Shelter, Homelessness; Legal; Mental Health; Minority Populations/ People of Color; Philanthropy/ Grant Making; Substance Abuse; Underserved Populations; Youth Development |
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Phone: 617-278-9823 |
Fax: 617-738-0173 |
8 Browne Street |
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