Development Peer Network: Recognizing Bias in Fundraising
Join the Development Peer Network for our fall inperson workshop with Quinetha Frasier, Co-Founder and Principal Consultant with Southern Equity Collective.
During our time together, we will discuss the impact of bias on how we interact with donors and other nonprofit stakeholders and how to actively apply what we learn to our work to benefit our community.
We are excited to have this opportunity to learn collaboratively and create change in how we fundraise.
Lunch will be provided.
About our Speaker
Quinetha "Que" Frasier is a daughter of the US South whose work as a global management consultant, environmentalist, and philanthropist is dedicated to the economic mobility of the children of women of the Gullah Geechee Corridor. Que is the co-founder of the Southern Equity Collective (SEq), a multi-racial Diversity + Inclusion + Equity Consulting Firm, and CEO of her US-based 501c3 nonprofit organization, The Global Foundation for Education and Economic Mobility, Inc. (GFEEM), through which she is developing and advising initiatives that support women and children of color in sub-Saharan Africa and the Gullah-Geechee Corridor of the Southeastern United States. As an advisor to decision-makers, leaders, and founders of social impact organizations across the globe, Que provides advice and guidance on matters concerning resource development, strategic relationships, board governance, and public-private
partnerships.
As an advisor to decision-makers, leaders, and founders of social impact organizations across the globe, Que provides advice and guidance on matters concerning resource development, strategic relationships, board governance, and public-private partnerships.
Quinetha Frasier is the owner of two management consulting firms, FirstBorn Group LLC (AKA Social Impact Advisor) and Social Impact Technology LLC, founded in 2007 with a special focus on the negotiation of public/private funding relationships among social impact entities, grantmakers, corporations, and impact investors. She worked in the Clinton Administration of The White House in the Office of Public Liaison under Mr. Benjamin Johnson.
A proud Gullah-Geechie native of the Sea Islands of Charleston, SC, and resident of Atlanta, Georgia, Quinetha is a graduate of Tuskegee University and Webster University, where she earned an MBA. She holds national certification from the National Development Council and NeighborWorks in Economic Development Finance, Community Development Finance, and Grant-writing. Quinetha serves on the boards of the South Carolina Community Loan Fund, The Nature Conservancy (SC Chapter), The Palmetto Project, The Charleston (SC) Chapter of the Links Incorporated, and the Ghana Educational Collaborative (GEC)
Attendees (16)
Nulani Bennett
Volunteer Manager
Charleston Friends of the Library
Allan Bunch
Development & Stewardship Officer
Coastal Community Foundation
Quinetha Frasier
Sr. Program Director
The Que Brand
Toni Freeman
Chief of Staff
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Lowcountry
Alana Jordan
Development & Marketing Director
Together SC
Lauren King
Development Officer
Columbia Museum of Art
Millicent Lann
Development & Outreach Coordinator
Justice 360
Kristy McLellan
Major Gifts Manager
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Lisa O'Connell-Hall
CEO
Chapman Cultural Center
Amanda Rice
Corporate Development Manager
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Erin Roach Brush
Director of Development
Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy
Heather Singleton
Principal Consultant
Strategic Public Relations Consulting
Brett Wadford
Chief Partnerships Officer
Center for Heirs' Property Preservation
Bryson Young
Chief Advancement Officer
Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired SC
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