A–Z FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

About the Book

There are a lot of things to say about all these characteristics, but I would prefer not to bore you with a lot of details. The focus would be to compress the most important knowledge into a few words. Each chapter would run through the English alphabets A to Z and would carry just enough for your assimilation and employability.

About the Author

AUTHOR’S BIOGRAPHY Guerlince is a business development and nonprofit organization consultant with over twenty years of executive and project management experience in various sectors. He has worked for several companies including Tufts University, Cambridge Health Alliance, State of Massachusetts and Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, and Massachusetts General Hospital. He also advised and consulted with several businesses and organizations: Haiti Ventures, Yondernet Media Group, Roman Kreyól, US Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce, EPECARE Inc., Somerville Haitian Coalition, and Together for Better Future Inc. As a motivational speaker, Guerlince has been a guest lecturer, presenter, and panelist at numerous conferences, high schools, colleges/universities, churches, and companies. He wrote several magazine articles regarding the Haitian Diaspora community, and he’s been featured in many different news programs, such as NPR, Voice of America, WGBH, Boston Haitian Reporter, WBZ News, FOX25 News, and New England Cable News. He is the founder and executive director of Enfome Inc. (www.enfome.org), a collaborative social impact Haitian-American 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in the Boston metropolitan area. The organization serves as an empowerment platform to help promote Haitian philanthropic causes to advocate for equity and effective resources for Haitian nonprofit organizations. He conducts international sustainable project development, business development, and organizational development training workshops for various grassroots community organizations in the Diaspora and Haiti. Following the Haiti 2010 earthquake and 2016 Hurricane Matthew, he helped coordinate major community humanitarian relief efforts and galvanize community mobilization resources from local, state, and federal level. Guerlince has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Salem State University. He is a 2011 graduate fellow of the Tufts University Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI). He is also a 2017 graduate of Tufts University/Tisch College (Institute of Nonprofit Practice) Nonprofit Leadership Management.