Eileen Doyle, LMSW

Experience

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  Friends of Island Academy

  Jan 1991 - Jan 1994

  Executive Director

  First Executive Director of nonprofit organization founded to provide sustainable, community support services to young men released from jail. Developed successful partnerships with the Board of Education and Department of Correction. Partnered with Board of Directors to set strategy and raise funds. Launched mentoring, peer leadership and job development programs.

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  Town of Huntington Youth Bureau

  Jan 1994 - Jan 1996

  Project Director

  Launched federally funded after school program selected as a model for national replication by the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. Developed new partnerships with the Board of Education and community organizations to successfully plan and execute after school groups, retreats, parent workshops and case management services. Recruited and directed staff and graduate students.

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  Oxford Health Plans

  Jan 1996 - Aug 1998

  Project Director

  Designed, launched and led innovative volunteer corps funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Developed volunteer policies, training and management system and initiated community partnerships. Recruited and placed 300 volunteers. Represented Oxford as a speaker at select community events. Spearheaded special initiatives in the Medicare department, including corporate donations and community collaborations.

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  Girl Scouts of the USA

  Sept 1998 - Nov 2013

  Consultant, Manager, Director, Vice President, Strategy Advisor

  --Created and launched "Five Skills for Girls" campaign for Girl Scout Cookies.--Led Program strategy, creation publication and rollout for girls, volunteers and affiliates.--Collaborated on volunteer mobilization and training campaigns.--Collaborated on corporate partnerships, contributions and cause related marketing projects.

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  Young Audiences New York

  Dec 2013 - Apr 2020

  Executive Director

  Shifted organization strategy to focus on the artistry of young people. Invested in giving children and young people the chance to create their own art--and act as audience for each other--in schools and neighborhoods. Championed professional Teaching Artists. Expanded corporate collaborations. Led organization to modernize operations for greater sustainability. Served on national policy and communications committees for Young Audiences Arts for Learning Inc.

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  Borough of Manhattan Community College/Manhattan Equal Opportunity Center (MEOC)

  Sept 2022 - now

  Adjunct Lecturer