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EITA-NA New York Chapter

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[Lower Manhattan, New York City]

This webpage is a directory of the EITA-NA New York chapter (EITA-NA New York). To explore the EITA-NA New York organization, click on the folder links in the left column.

 

- Leadership Team, The EITA-NA New York Chapter

 

 

- The Office of Communications, Tte EITA-NA New York Chapter

 

c/o Secretary General, The EITA-NA New York  Chapter

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The EITA-NA New York Website:

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(Photo: Princeton University, Office of Communications)

- EITA-NA New York Advisory Board and Think Tank

The advisory board does not have management authority or fiduciary responsibility, it simply provide input. However, this thought leadership can have a powerful impact on the perception of a nonprofit. The advisory board often focuses on specific areas of need or ambassadorial duties for the nonprofit. Advisory Board members have specific skills and competencies that are relevant to a particular team.  

 

- EITA-NA New York Executive Committee

The Executive Committee plays a vital role in supporting the leadership team in fulfilling its governance responsibilities, particularly with respect to time-sensitive decisions, providing oversight, and ensuring that the leadership team’s strategic vision is effectively implemented. 

 

- EITA-NA New York Business Development

Business Development aims to create long-term value for EITA-NA New York by building relationships with clients, markets and consumers. Business Development is essential to the continued growth of the organization. 

EITA-NA New York's Business Development department is primarily responsible for raising funds to support the organization's mission and operations. The department's work is not limited to fundraising, but also includes donor cultivation, grant writing, event planning and strategic planning to ensure the long-term sustainability of the non-profit organization. 

 

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