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Shirley Sagawa 3000 Greenvale Rd. Chevy Chase, MD 20815 301.657.7722
Deb Jospin
16 Primrose St.
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Shirley Sagawa was named a "Woman to Watch in the 21st Century," by Newsweek magazine, and one of the "Most Influential Working Mothers in America" by Working Mother magazine. A national expert on children's policy and philanthropy, she has been called a "founding mother of the modern service movement" in the United States. Her book,
with Deb Jospin, The
Charismatic Organization, offers breakthrough insights into building
strong, effective, and well-resourced nonprofit organizations. Shirley has served as a presidential appointee in both the first Bush and Clinton Administrations.
She is currently a fellow at the
Center for American Progress.
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Before starting her consulting career, Deb Jospin worked as a lobbyist and an attorney in private practice. In 1993 she joined the Corporation for National Service, the federal agency formed to support President Clinton’s call for national service. The Corporation oversees the AmeriCorps program, the “domestic Peace Corps” program that provides community service opportunities for Americans of all ages who give a year or two of service to their country in exchange for an education award that helps them pay for college or graduate school. After working as Associate General Counsel and Chief of Staff of the Corporation, Deb was appointed Director of AmeriCorps by President Clinton in 1997. More... |
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