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Sean McGee

Instigating Partner

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If I had an hour to solve a problem I'd spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.

-Albert Einstein-

Sean McGee has been a leader at CauseImpact since its early days. An experienced strategist, manager and entrepreneur, Sean has over 25 years of leadership experience in conceptualizing, developing and managing new enterprises. He has extensive experience in organizing and operating multiple for-profit and nonprofit ventures in specialty retail, hospitality, community festivals, competitions, and educational programming. Sean is a passionate student of the social innovation sector and has successfully coached dozens of nonprofit leaders through the development and launch of innovative new ventures. You can reach him at smcgee@causeimpact.com.

Joy Bronson is an associate at CauseImpact.   Joy has worked the past decade plus with nonprofits and faith-based organizations in program/ministry coordination and management, and program and organizational development. She focuses in supporting organizations in transition and transformation in ensuring strategic alignment with their vision, mission, and values in order to sustain and increase their organizational and community impact. You can reach her at jbronson@causeimpact.com.

Joy Bronson

Associate

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What is success?  It is being able to go to bed each night with your soul at peace.

-Paulo Coelho

Tom Bishop is the Facilitating Partner at CauseImpact. He joined the organization in 2014, bringing with him more than thirty years of experience in the nonprofit sector, with twenty of that as chief executive. He has an extensive background in board development, strategic planning, marketing, communications, and social enterprise as well as expertise in pitching and presentations.  You can reach him at tbishop@causeimpact.com.

Tom Bishop

Facilitating Partner

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Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is courage to continue that counts.

-Winston Churchill-

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