patricia moen

director of strategic implementation

About

I feel most successful when I know that my work is helping others to be more successful. In a nutshell, I bring strong project management and analytical skills to the table. I enjoy strategic planning, program development, and finding a good balance for evaluation that enhances effectiveness and provides transparency without burdening staff. I also enjoy technical assistance projects that propel other organizations to new levels of effectiveness and sustainability. Myers Briggs Personality Type: INFP Strengths Finder Insights: Context, Connectedness, Strategic, Responsiblity, Learner

Country

united states

City

minneapolis

Industry

non-profit organization management

Skill

grant writing, fundraising, grants, program development, nonprofits, volunteer management, community outreach, program evaluation, non profit administration, community engagement, capacity building

Experience

grant writer

casa de esperanza: national latin@ network

2006-9 - 2012-9 · 6 yrs 1 mo

chief operations officer

casa de esperanza: national latin@ network

2016-7 - 2018-6 · 2 yrs

* Serves as bridge and support for local initiatives, national initiatives, and administration. * Develops, implements, manages and evaluates initiatives. * Supports the development and implementation of sustainability plans. * Secured two multi-year federal grants to support local initiatives totaling $1.1 million.

interim director of programs

casa de esperanza: national latin@ network

2014-7 - 2015-1 · 7 mos

Supervised three staff members and supported local initiatives during the CEO’s medical leave Initiated multi-year strategic planning for two key initiatives to improve program effectiveness and sustainability Maintained key relationships with organizational partners, including joint fundraising efforts

director of strategic implementation

caminar latino, inc.

2018-6 - Present · 8 yrs 4 mos

special projects manager

casa de esperanza: national latin@ network

2012-7 - 2016-7 · 4 yrs 1 mo

Founded in 1982 as a women's shelter in St. Paul, Minnesota, Casa de Esperanza: National Latin@ Network has grown into the national institute on domestic violence in the Latin@ community. We provide training and consultations to practitioners and activists throughout the United States as well as in Latin America. Our public policy initiative engages in federal and state public policy advocacy efforts and our national research center conducts research on issues that affect Latin@s in the United States and abroad. Our organization seeks input from members to inform policy advocacy efforts on key legislation impacting Latin@ families experiencing domestic violence and gender based violence. From highlighting the need of immigration reform to ensure protections for immigrant survivors to documenting the health impact of violence, we encourage communities to share stories of human rights violations, discrimination, community concerns and successes that will be brought to policy makers to help shape our laws.Mission: To mobilize Latinas and Latin@ communities to end domestic violence.