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Doug Green
DH Green Management Consulting

Doug Green brings 25 years of leadership, management, and training experience to nonprofits and local government agencies.  After graduating with an MBA from Southern Methodist University in 1981, Doug served as Director of Public Affairs for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington, D.C. and Vice President and Community Reinvestment Officer for County Bank in Santa Barbara.

Between 1994 and 1998, Doug directed the nonprofit social services agency, AIDS Care, Inc.  He developed the organization from a small grass-roots group with three employees to a vibrant organization with a staff of 18 offering care, education and prevention services. Following his tenure as an executive director, Doug created nonprofit consulting programs at the Nonprofit Support Center of Santa Barbara County and the Ventura County Community Foundation, specializing in strategic planning and board development. He served as Director of the Resource Center for Nonprofit Management at the Ventura County Community Foundation from 2000 until 2004.

Doug offers leadership and assistance to organizations by building consensus and creating momentum for change.  He provides expertise in the areas of organization, management, board development and planning. Doug Green currently serves on the boards of numerous nonprofit organizations, including the Planned Giving Council of Ventura County (Past President); the Santa Clara Valley Wellness Foundation; the Ventura County AIDS Partnership and Pepperdine University's American Humanics Program. A doctoral candidate in Organizational Leadership at Pepperdine University, Doug teaches nonprofit management at Pepperdine's Seaver College and at California Lutheran University.

Doug serves on the faculty of the Board Leadership Institute and facilitates the following CNL courses:

• Strategic Planning
• Fundraising Planning
• Budgeting Basics for Nonprofits
• Budgeting Basics for Proposals
• Fundraising Seminar Series
• Strategic Planning Institute