Emily Davis

For more than 15 years Emily has been committed to the nonprofit sector as employee, trainer, board member, philanthropist, and consultant.  Emily’s upbringing included a significant mix philanthropic and nonprofit exposure which is where her passion for nonprofit work started.  In college, Emily shifted her focus from a career in dance to a full time commitment to the nonprofit sector. Emily’s work in ending violence against women & women’s health proved to be an enormous asset to her as she formally launched her nonprofit work.

Emily began her career working in the field of ending violence against women more than 15 years ago as a community activist, victim advocate, and trainer.  After focusing on women’s health and sexual assault, she became involved in environmental issues, international human rights, and philanthropy. Emily has worked closely with various grassroots organizations serving both local, domestic, and international stakeholders. Since spring 2007, Emily has been serving as a nonprofit consultant and philanthropic advisor to various individuals and organizations through her company, Emily Davis and Associates (EDA) Consulting.

EDA Consulting leverages the best strategies to help businesses – nonprofit, corporate, and philanthropic – to succeed and serve their missions.  Emily herself started Young Nonprofit Professionals Network San Diego and most recently served as the Executive Director for the The Colorado Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation. Emily is the author for the AFP Fund Series publication, Fundraising and the Next Generation.

Emily’s passion for powerful and effective leadership is a core value to her consulting practice and volunteer participation.

Consulting Areas & Expertise

Emily currently consults and trains small business, nonprofit, and philanthropic groups and individuals in leadership development of all kinds including:

  • Board development
  • Multigenerational leadership
  • Multigenerational family philanthropy
  • Diversified resource development.
  • Fundraising and the Next Generation.
  • Integrated online communications.

 

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