STRATEGY, SUCCESSION, FACILITATION
Experts in Nonprofit Capacity Building
Helping mission-driven organizations discover clarity, direction, and priorities.
WHO WE ARE
VESTEDin™ Consulting Group, LLC, brings a wealth of passion, creative thinking, and enthusiasm to every client, backed by over 20 years of experience from its founder, Bridget Y. Samuel. This experience, combined with Bridget's in-depth knowledge of the community, reputational capital, and broad network of contacts in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors, has resulted in a client base spanning nationwide.
Since 2012, we have employed a human-centered approach supported by organizational development practices, quality performance tools, data, and research, to assist nonprofits of various sizes in achieving incremental and transformational change.
ABOUT OUR FOUNDER
Bridget Y. Samuel, the founder of VESTEDin™ Consulting, draws inspiration from 20 years of lived experience in social work, nonprofits, and philanthropy. Her unwavering passion for empowering individuals, teams, and organizations to meet aspirational goals resulted in an appearance on the NBC Nightly News, a quote in the New York Times, and being named a Finalist for The Health and Aging Policy Fellows Program.
WHY PARTNER WITH US
Industry Lived-Experience
We've "done it all" - successes and missteps, with many lessons learned! From board member to board thought partner, COO to grassroots activator, social worker to philanthropy program officer, and lots in between. Our extensive nonprofit operations and philanthropy knowledge positions us as a 'go-to partner' for contributing to a healthy nonprofit ecosystem.
Unmatched Exuberance
What sets our facilitation apart from the rest? High Energy! Enthusiasm! Authenticity! This comes from our deep-rooted passion and love for what we do; and enables us to 'quickly' create a safe space for candid conversations.
Contextual Knowledge
We are 'generalists' with breadth and depth who have worked with diverse individuals and communities within the U.S. and abroad; and nonprofit sectors, including health, social services, social justice, arts, and philanthropy. This broad perspective allows us to see the big picture, navigate vague or poorly defined situations, and derive new patterns.
