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Let me introduce you to Loretta Turner. She is a New Jersey-bred, San Diego-based nonprofit consultant and certified mindfulness & leadership coach. Why is this important? Because she is an active member of her nonprofit community, both as a seasoned professional and a devout volunteer. She has always worked within human service organizations, emphasizing mindfulness, compassion, and diversity awareness in her leadership roles. Loretta strongly believes that: it only works if you do. She will always encourage you to put the work in as your nonprofit consultant.
When I started my blog, i work nonprofit, I wanted it to be a social platform for nonprofit career advice, support, and inspiration. I began intending to inspire nonprofit professionals to become more mindful leaders to continue doing the mission-driven work called to do. Overall I aimed for, i work nonprofit, to be a platform to share resources to nonprofit professionals or those seeking a career in the field. Loretta's services resemble my mission.
Her services include:
- Leadership Coaching
- Yoga & Meditation
- Nonprofit Consulting
Would you want to seek the resources to become more mindful of the work you do every day? Loretta understands what it means to work with community leaders who care deeply for their community needs. Her clients have included small nonprofit leaders looking to build better infrastructure, focusing on nonprofit incorporation, strategy, fundraising, volunteer engagement, and program design. She provides comprehensive deliverables while empowering and inspiring clients to learn essential nonprofit management skills along the way. Additionally, Loretta’s experience as a coach supports nonprofit leaders in integrating mindfulness and leadership techniques into their work as community change-makers.
If you are a nonprofit organization, a leader in the field, or aspiring to get into it, consider her services. A mindful leader leads with more focus, empathy, and emotional intelligence. And, if you do consider her as a resource, know that: it only works if you do.
