Past clients (partial list) University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Researcher and author for the CHW National Workforce study for the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Bureau of Health Professions.  This study was approved in March 2007 and officially released May 23, 2007. The Study is available online at http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/healthworkforce/chw/ The California Endowment Northwest Area Foundation Califormia Health Care Foundation The California Wellness Foundation Pfizer Healthcare Solutions Healthcare Education-Industry Partnership of Minnesota Health Education Training Centers Alliance of Texas Organized a national invitational conference in January 2007 to draft a national research agenda on Community Health Workers.  See Home Page for link to the conference report.  Follow-up to this conference is ongoing. Expert consultant to the CHW National Education Collaborative, an initiative to share promising practices among college-supported education programs for CHWs, funded by the U.S. Department of Education.  Project ended October 2007; see website http://www.chw-nec.org Leadership development, training and group facilitation U. S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine, Brooks AFB (developed and delivered courses on program planning and evaluation for medical residents, emphasizing cost-benefit analysis for prevention initiatives; added component on social marketing based on student demand) Texas Public Health Leadership Institute (prepared first curriculum design, managed incorporation and tax exemption) Center for the New Leadership [1985-95] (curriculum development and training of staff for leadership seminars) American Renaissance Corporation (planning for pilot project on community engagement in public schools in SF, CA) Council on Foundations (policy seminar for major health-oriented foundations and senior Congressional staff) Marin County Council of Agencies (board retreat on decision-making processes) Episcopal Charities of San Francisco (board retreat on organizational mission) Marin City Council of Agencies (mediation of a process of consolidation among eight African-American social service agencies facing a dramatic cut in funding) Management and Strategic Planning Studies University of Texas - Houston School of Public Health (data analysis and report writing on evaluation study for Texas Healthy Kids Corporation) California ABLE (senior employment program) Marin Community Foundation National Association of Black Women Entrepreneurs United Seniors Health Cooperative Marketing and Development Strategies Armstrong High School [for students with learning disabilities] California State University, Northridge Development Training Institute Lifeline of Southwestern Connecticut, Inc.   University of Arizona