Alt-text: Overlay photo shows speaker Debbie Fink seated smiling at co-presenter Stephanie Farfan, on either side of a large 3-D banner that reads “naesp”: National Association for Elementary School Principals. Location: National Harbor Conference Center, MD; Photo in banner above shows 10 people standing outside the USO tour bus, holding a sign saying “Every Moment Counts, USO.” Debbie Fink, the tour’s lead ‘edu-tainer’ (who developed the program) is in the center, holding banner. Location: Seoul, South Korea

Program Development & Management

Are you and your team tired of the same old approach to program development and management? Ready for innovative, evidence-based strategies that deliver impact?

All-in, we’ll make it meaningful, joyful, and game-changing!

Program Development:

Effective program development follows three key steps:

1) gaining a deep understanding of your needs and vision

2) collecting both quantitative and qualitative data

3) designing innovative programs that stay rooted in audience expectations while pushing boundaries in a thoughtful, joyful, and impactful way.

Program Management:

Effective program management is build on three key steps:

1) streamlining processes and managing internal and external expectations, goal posts, and communications

2) leading teams of volunteers, staff, and/or contractors to ensure collaboration and efficiency

3) delivering projects on time, within budget, and with measurable impact.

  • Notable achievements include directing and scripting the virtual 5-day #ADA30 Summit: 18K+ viewers, 75 speakers, including governors, former U.S. Congress members, a PBS news anchor, educators, self-advocates, community leaders, and entertainment leaders.

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The Honorary Steve Bartlett, former U.S. Congressman and Mayor of Dallas, asserts:

"In my decades of public service as US Congressman and Mayor of Dallas, I have rarely seen such program directing or the stellar scriptwriting that Debbie crafted.

Debbie scripted and directed the entire production for our 5-day inaugural virtual celebration of the 30th anniversary of the ADA that I hosted.

At the beginning and end of every project, Debbie was the picture of enthusiasm, energy, and positive attitude."

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