47 Referrals: “word of mouth” Various Cascade Public Media Employees;
Broadcast Community Members
45 N/A
TOTAL INTERVIEWS: 226
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Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives Implemented During October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2018
(Note: 1 of 4 Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives completed during the 2 year period:
October 1, 2017– September 30, 2018)
Initiative: Participate in at least four events sponsored by organizations representing groups
present in the community interested in broadcast employment issues, including conventions, career days, workshops, and similar activities No. Date Initiative/
Description Initiative/
Description Personnel Involved
1. 2.2.18-
2.3.18
Crosscut
Festival
Taking part on Seattle University’s campus, vital, provocative
conversations that spotlight solutions to the most pressing issues
we face with some of the boldest thought leaders in politics,
business and social justice — interviewed live on stage by some of
the finest journalists in the Pacific Northwest.
Greg Hanscom, Executive
Editor
Florangela Davila, Managing
Editor
David Kroman, Staff Writer
Lilly Fowler, Staff Writer
Andrea O’Meara, Community
Engagement Manager
Knute Berger, Sr. Staff Writer
2. 3.8.18 Expert tips for
building an
award-winning
newsletter, an
ONA Seattle
workshop
This workshop will feature Lisa Williams, a technologist with a long
history of media innovation, and is organized by the Seattle
chapter of the Online News Association.
Sarah Darby, Audience
Engagement Analyst
3. 4.4.18 Presenter at
PBS TechCon
Presentation speaking to the subject of data visualization tools and
best practices.
Joseph Liu
4. 7.1.18 Fellowship
Program
Cascade Public Media’s Emerging Journalists Fellowship Program
will cultivate a new generation of smart, tech-savvy public-interest
journalists by embedding early-career storytellers right in our
newsroom. Our focus will be on recent graduates of undergraduate
and graduate programs in journalism or related fields and/or
emerging journalists with a few years of experience. We will give
our fellows a little rocket fuel by providing them with a full-
immersion multimedia newsroom experience, sending them away
with knowledge, an entrepreneurial mindset, and a body of work
that will serve as a launching pad for a successful career in writing,
photography, video journalism, or some mashup of all of these.
Joe Copeland, Sr. Editor
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Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives Implemented During October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2018
(Note: 2 of 4 Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives completed during the 2 year period:
October 1, 2017– September 30, 2018)
Initiative: Establishment of an internship program designed to assist members of the community to acquire skills needed for broadcast employment
To promote public broadcasting and demonstrate commitment to the community, KCTS 9 collaborates with local schools and a
variety of organizations and groups to host interns and provide job shadow opportunities. Internships expose individuals to
careers in broadcasting and related professions while furthering KCTS 9’s connection to the community and our recruiting efforts
and diversity initiatives. Internships are a means for students to gain practical, hands-on, career related experience that
compliments their formal education. In addition, students learn new skills that can be applied to multiple settings and receive
mentorship. Gaining real-world professional experience prepares students to work effectively in the workforce upon graduation
and helps them make more informed career choices.
Department
School Attended Total
Interns
Personnel Involved
Interactive/Web Production University of Washington – 3
Seattle Pacific University – 1
Seattle Central College - 1
5 Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical Producer
Marketing & Communications Western Washington
University – 1
Art Institute of Seattle – 1
Southern New Hampshire
University - 1
3 Jeremy Cropf, Creative Services Director
Digital Content Production University of Washington 6 Stephen Hegg, Sr Producer
Spark Public, Digital Content
and Social Media
University of Washington – 1
Seattle University – 1
2 Stacey Jenkins – Managing Producer
Hanna Welch – Social Media Manager
TOTAL INTERNS: 16
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Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives Implemented During October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2018
(Note: 3 of 4 Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives completed during the 2 year period:
October 1, 2017– September 30, 2018)
Initiative: Establishment of training programs designed to enable station personnel to acquire skills that could qualify them for higher level positions
No. Date Location Description Scope of Involvement Personnel Involved 10.9.17 Seattle, WA WPGC Lunch Planned Giving overview presented by John
Creahan, Cairn Law Sherry Larsen-Holmes,
Planned Giving Officer
10.17.17 Seattle, WA Clark Nuber Non-Profit Seminar
Accounting and Tax Updates Michell Pihl, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
10.18.17 Onsite Season of Giving Webinar
Discussion on how to create a successful end-of-year campaign.
Beth Topping, Membership Director
10.24.17 Seattle, WA Social Venture Partner’s Fast Pitch
SVP Fast Pitch fosters social innovation in the Puget Sound region. Social entrepreneurs are paired with business and community leaders and compete for grant
funding.
Brian Glanz, Director of Innovation Lab
11.6.17-11.9.17
San Francisco, CA
Dreamforce Dreamforce is an annual user conference hosted by Salesforce.com in downtown San Francisco, bringing together thought leaders, industry pioneers and thousands of
IT professionals.
Julianne Lamsek, IT Director
11.6.17-11.7.17
Portland, OR OPB Analytics Meeting Organized by Mark Fuerst, Innovation4Media/The Public Media Futures Forums, included Analytics participants from around the region - leading public radio news organizations, organized to
identify areas of common interest. The Nov meetings had sessions on Chartbeat, case studies, KPIs, How did the analytics inform and affect front-line teams as they worked to grow their audience or increase engagement, and how the work we are
doing can be coordinated with a similar
"Digital Analytics" discussion emerging in the MMG
Rebecca Farwell, SVP & COO Sarah Darby, Audience
Engagement Analyst
11.8.17-11.9.17
Bellevue, WA SecureWorld Conference
SecureWorld conferences provide more content and facilitate more professional
Rich Maddox, Network and Systems Administrator
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connections than any other event in the cybersecurity industry.
Rob Emerson, Network and Systems Administrator
11.8.17 Seattle, WA Archbright Annual Workplace
Performance Symposium
The HR and Employment Law landscape is constantly changing and it is important for
HR professionals and business owners to stay well-informed. Archbright experts cover the best practices, hot topics, and emerging trends that impact HR professionals every day.
Amy Wilson, Director of Human Resources
Stephanie Curran, HR Business Partner
11.2.17
Seattle, WA AFP National
Philanthropy Day
AFP brings together the donors who support
the causes that our local and global communities hold dear, the fundraisers who connect donors' passions to nonprofit missions and each of us who believes in the power of philanthropy to make the world a better place.
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of
Philanthropy
11.17.17 Seattle, WA Building & Sustaining Trust
Put on by Archbright, this course introduces Trust Builders, actions leaders can take to build and sustain trusting relationships, as well as common Trust Breakers that can erode or quickly break trust. Applying these
skills to build trusting relationships enables
people to take risks, identify and solve problems, and collaborate to achieve business results.
Rob Dunlop, President & CEO Brian Glanz, Director of
Innovation Lab Patty Lindley, Digital Director Greg Hanscom, Executive
Editor
Amy Wilson, Director of HR Michell Pihl, Chief Financial
and Administrative Officer Deb Slattery, Director of Data
& Analytics Joe Heslet, Director of
Corporate Sponsorship Jabran Soubeih, VP of
Engineering and Technology
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of Philanthropy
Rebecca Farwell,
11.28.17 Onsite FCC Live Workshop – Revised Forms 323 and 323-e in Licensed Management System(LMS)
Workshop for broadcast licensees to familiarize on the revised ownership report (Forms 323 and 323-E) filing due March 2, 2018
Amy Jolley, Legal Affairs Manager
12.5.17 Onsite New to Prospect Research? Start Here - Webinar
Whether you’re new to prospect research and development or just new to DonorSearch, this brief webinar will make
sure you are on the right path!
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts Officer
12.6.17 Onsite Webinar Review of product enhancements,
upcoming promotional opportunities, and station success stories
Beth Topping, Membership
Director
12.14.17 Seattle, WA Are You Talking To Me Presented by Jennifer Bouman-Steagall Amy Wilson, Director of HR
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presentation from Redkite. This engaging and interactive program is for all those who would like to improve their communication skills and whose success depends their team’s ability to communicate and work
well together. Join us as we learn, laugh and communicate.
12.15.17 Seattle, WA CFO Roundtable Update on Washington State Property Taxes
Michell Pihl, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
1.5.10 Seattle, WA Scarborough/PRIME
Lingo Training: Basics
Kimberly Hill will lead this session, which
will cover the basics of Scarborough and beginner-level PRIME Lingo reports. The data measurements from Nielsen Scarborough local insights help target your customers and speak in a language that matters most to them. Unlock insights on
your target audiences, markets and categories with Nielsen's user-friendly, web-based platform, PRIME Lingo software.
Deb Slattery, Director of Data
& Analytics Rebecca Farwell, SVP & COO Sarah Maher, Underwriting
Assistant Joe Heslet, Director of
Corporate Sponsorship
Kevin Thompson, Underwriting Assistant
Neil Buchsbaum, Corporate Development Account Mgr
Matt Carson, Corporate
Development Account Mgr Jonah Fruchter, Corporate
Development Account Mgr Patty Lindley, Digital Director
1.12.18 Onsite Tax Reform, Public Policy and What’s Ahead for 2018
The House and Senate have each passed comprehensive tax reform bills that will have a huge impact on the nonprofit sector,
including potential for significant losses in charitable giving. What will the tax bill look like once Congress reaches final agreement?
Beth Topping, Membership Director
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts
Officer
1.17.18 Onsite PMBA Toolkit: March Winds – Ownership
Report and Online Public File Deadlines
Review of FCC Biennial Broadcast Ownership Report due March 2, 2018 and
of Online Public Files
Amy Jolley, Legal Affairs Manager
1.25.18 Seattle, WA Trends in Family Philanthropy
Spend time with the National Center for Family Philanthropy, who will share more from the Trends in Family Philanthropy
report. This briefing will highlight key research, real examples, and discussion on how participants find ways to balance the competing goals of engaging family and
achieving impact.
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of Philanthropy
1.24.18 &
1.31.18
Onsite Race & Equity
Training – The Power Of Illusion
To learn about issues surrounding race and
equity in the workplace and beyond.
Multiple Staff
1.30.18 Onsite Better Fundraising Discussion about the most effective ways to Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts
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Company Teleconference: Thankuary
thank donors. Officer
2.5.18 Onsite GiveBIG – How to
Register
Training for GiveBIG fundraising event Beth Topping, Membership
Director
2.7.18 & 2.28.18
Onsite Data Breach Incident Response Training I & II
Security consultant, Jordan Wiseman, will be onsite to conduct incident response training for some staff. This is related to the station’s PCI compliance, and the
training will cover how to respond in the
event of a data breach.
Julianne Lamsek, IT Director Kelsey Tomascheski, Marcom
Director Danelle Myron, Executive
Assistant
Rich Maddox, Network & Systems Administrator
Rob Emerson, Network & Systems Administrator
Whil Basea, Network Support Specialist
Amy Jolley, Legal Affairs Manager
Olivia Davis, Business and Data Support Analyst
Terry Cook, Donor Services
Gift Administrator Patty Lindley, Digital Director
Brett Coffee, Dev. and Donor and Audience Relations Mgr
Jabran Soubeih, VP of Engineering & Technology
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of Philanthropy
Deb Slattery, Director of Data & Analytics
Michell Pihl, Chief Financial
and Administrative Officer
2.13.18 Seattle, WA Lake Washington Human Resources
Association
LWHRA Symposium offering many different sessions on HR principles and practices
Michell Pihl, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Amy Wilson, Director of HR Stephanie Curran, HR
Business Partner
2.16.18 Seattle, WA City Funding Workshop
Overview of funding opportunities and application and reporting procedures at the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of Philanthropy
Ellen Hoffman, Administrative
Assistant – Philanthropy Coordinator
2.21.18 Onsite Webinar presented by Littler Mendelson and PMBA
Harassment and Retaliation Policies and Investigations webinar
Michell Pihl, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Amy Wilson, Director of HR
2.27.18 Onsite Better Fundraising Company
Discussion about how to report back to donors so that they know their gifts made a
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts Officer
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Teleconference: Reporting
difference; leading to donor retention and overall gift growth.
3.1.18 Onsite The Data on Donor-Advised Funds: New
Insights You Need to Know – Webinar
What will the tax bill look like once Congress reaches final agreement, and
what will be the bottom line for fundraising and charities, both in 2018 and beyond?
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts Officer
3.7.18 Onsite Webinar – Diversifying Your Donors – Tips to
Identify & Engage
Racially & Culturally Diverse Donors
Diversity abounds—almost half of millennials and children are from ethnic minority groups. If your nonprofit wants to
remain relevant and meet the current and
emerging needs of the community, you must be intentional in identifying and engaging diverse donors. Join Tycely Williams from YWCA in this session as you will learn how to leverage and interpret traditional prospect research to better align
with the values & interests of ethnic minority groups. Tips will be shared on how to best create strategies for inclusion and equity with emphasis on diversifying the volunteer leadership pipeline.
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts Officer
3.8.18 Onsite The Capital Campaign
of the Future – A Cultivation Tool to Close Major Gifts Webinar
The one-type-fits-all style of campaigning is
no longer effective for many schools. In fact, the traditional campaign, with its arbitrary and fixed timelines and routine insistence on methods, is slowly disappearing. Join Ralph Nardini as he discusses a more fluid approach, using
moves management techniques and a longer nucleus phase. Today’s campaigns are less formulaic and rigid, and becoming more flexible and nimble in how they
unfold. The successful campaign needs to marry the interests of the top five percent of donors with the current needs of the
school.
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts
Officer
3.8.18 Seattle, WA A Conversation with Suzanne Sinegal McGill and Jim Sinegal (SPAN event)
Suzanne Sinegal McGill is Co-Founder and President of Rwanda Girls Initiative, a non-profit organization founded in 2008 that focuses on educating girls in Rwanda, based on the premise that if you give a
Rwandan girl an education, she'll have the power to alter the landscape of her country.
She firmly believes education, particularly the education of women and girls, is one of the most powerful tools we have to break the cycle of poverty. Joining her in the
Conversation will be her father, Jim
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of Philanthropy
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Sinegal, co-founder and former CEO of Costco Wholesale, who recently retired from its Board of Directors the end of 2017.
3.14.18 Onsite Passport Progress
Webinar
Discussion of Passport (PBS digital
streaming) metrics
Beth Topping, Membership
Director
3.27.18 Onsite Respectful Workplace Training
Presented by an attorney from Jackson Lewis, the training will focus on acceptable conduct to create a respectful and inclusive workplace.
All Staff
3.27.18 Onsite Better Fundraising
Company Teleconference: Making the Ask
On this call, Jim and Steven discussed the
secrets of asking well — and the shift in perspective that makes Asking a lot easier. They also shared mistakes they’ve seen throughout their careers that make asks less powerful.
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts
Officer
4.4.18-4.6.18 Las Vegas, NV
PBS TechCon Evolving with the industry, the conference brings together Broadcast, Digital, IT, Traffic and Station Management sessions and discussions for attendees. Presentations from stations, vendors, national public media organizations,
academics and thought leaders from across the non-commercial and commercial sectors make TechCon a varied and powerful event for learning, brainstorming and collaboration.
Patty Lindley, Digital Director Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical
Producer Deb Slattery, Director of Data
and Analytics Hanna Welch, Social Media
Manager
4.6.18-4.12.18
Las Vegas, NV
NAB Post-Production World Conference
Trainings/Workshops in Production and Post-Production tools and techniques.
Amy Mahardy, Sr. Video Editor
4.10.18 Onsite Webinar: They Dynamics of the Ask
Fear. Loathing. Avoidance. When it comes to the word “fundraising” these terms are usually found nearby. While most of our nonprofits cite “fundraising” as their
number one priority, they also cite it as their number one challenge (as do our board surveys, too!). Aly Sterling’s webinar will help bust a few myths that surround the art and science of donor cultivation and solicitation. Aly will distill things down to a
simple step-by-step process, complete with comfortable script ideas and examples of the most typical roadblocks to anticipate and the best responses for which to be prepared. Designed to build confidence and
comfort, this webinar is a must not only for staff, but for board members, and key
volunteers in any competitive nonprofit environment.
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts Officer
4.11.18 Seattle, WA Archbright Coffee Talk Archbright HR annual legislative update Amy Wilson, Director of HR
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Stephanie Curran, HR Business Partner
4.12.18 Onsite System Research Needs: GM calls with
PBS
Review of the PTV affinity survey to help us determine how best to support station
needs for audience data sets and where you would like PBS to focus. The results have been extremely helpful so far. Deeper conversations will be had to share on how your station uses audience and other data from PBS.
Rebecca Farwell, SVP & COO Deb Slattery, Director of Data
& Analytics
4.12.18 Onsite Webinar: Precision Philanthropy – Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Generosity
With advances in Artificial Intelligence technologies, we hold the key to unlocking human generosity in a way unlike any other time in history. Taking research and current examples of how artificial intelligence technologies are being harnessed in the for-
profit and nonprofit sectors, Precision Philanthropy explores how generosity, when informed by machine-learning can benefit humanity in a more powerful way than any time in history.
Making a case for investment and practical tips on how to start exploring machine-
learning technologies, authors, Nathan Chappell and Nathan Fay share how, and why the third philanthropic age will become known as an era of “Precision Philanthropy”.
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts Officer
4.20.18 Onsite Donor Attrition: The Hidden Leak in your Major Gift Pipeline
Webinar on how problems may be lurking in your donor caseload, related to donor attrition and donor value attrition.
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts Officer
4.24.18 Onsite Better Fundraising
Company Teleconference:
Major Donors
Discussion on the process of identifying
major donors, ranking them, making a plan for each one, and executing that plan.
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts
Officer
5.7.18-5.9.18 New Orleans, LA
PBS Annual Meeting PBS Annual Meeting brings together general managers, programmers, producers, development leaders, & promotion, communication, education,& interactive
professionals to spotlight PBS content & share new & innovative ideas to meet the changing funding & media environment.
Managing Editor Kerry O’Keefe, Director of Philanthropy
5.17.18 &
5.18.18
Seattle, WA Digital Voltage
Workshop
To learn more about processes and
strategies for operating an effective web-based video series.
Rory Graves, Sr. Web Editor
Chris Wells, Sr. Web Developer
Patty Lindley, Digital Director Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical
Producer
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5.29.18 -6.1.18
Long Beach, CA
PMBA Annual Conference
PMBA Annual Conference highlighting current issues for public broadcasting
Max Sanchez, Controller Amy Wilson, Director HR
5.30.18 & 6.6.18
Onsite Race & Equity Training – The Power
Of Illusion
To learn about issues surrounding race and equity in the workplace and beyond.
Multiple Staff
6.5.18 Onsite How to get meetings with donors
Webinar that focuses on strategy for getting donors to respond and accept meetings
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts Officer
6.5.18 Seattle, WA Active Shooter Awareness Training
A training for the safety committee conducted at Archbright, on the safeguards,
planning and actions to take around an active shooter situation.
Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical Producer
6.6.18 Onsite Paid Family Medical Leave Webinar
Archbright webinar covering the upcoming Paid Family Medical Leave law.
Amy Wilson, Director of HR Edwin Fabian, Payroll &
Benefits Admin Stephanie Curran, Sr. HR
Generalist
6.11.18-6.14.18
New York, New York
PromaxBDA The world’s most innovative creatives, marketers, strategists, designers, and
thought leaders gather to give you unprecedented insights, business secrets
and revolutionary tools that will help your company grow.
Jeremy Cropf, Creative Services Director
Greg Cohen, Design Director Madeleine Pisaneschi, Sr.
Broadcast Designer Melanie Moore, Media
Producer
6.12.18 Seattle, WA Planned Giving for
MGOs
The basics of planned giving; identifying
and what to tell prospects
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts
Officer
6.22.18-6.24.18
San Jose, CA Science Foo Camp Science Foo Camp, also known as "Sci Foo", is a series of interdisciplinary scientific conferences. The event is based on the spirit and format of Foo Camp, an unconference focused on emerging
technology, and is designed to encourage
collaboration between scientists who would not typically work together.
Brian Glanz, Director of Innovation Lab
6.26.18 Onsite NACGP Webinar, Implementing a
Legacy Challenge match Program at a Major, Multifaceted Institution
Topics discussed include: How to plan the program, from the initial pitch to managers
to the final celebration and beyond. How to set rules, including which gifts count and how to document them. How to involve major gift officers, the board, and others whose participation is critical to success.
Sherry Larsen-Holmes, Planned Giving Officer
7.10.18-
7.12.18
Chicago, IL PMDMC The Public Media Development & Marketing
Conference gathers more than 1,000 public
media leaders and revenue-generating professionals from organizations of all sizes to build a more sustainable future for public media.
Beth Topping, Membership
Director
Ben Derby, Sr. Major Gifts Officer
7.10.18 Seattle, WA CPR/AED/First Aid To learn how to perform CPR, use an AED, Chris Wells, Sr. Web
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Training and administer basic first aid Developer Kelsey Tomascheski, Director
of Marcom
7.16.18-
7.19.18
Pittsburg, PA PTMMG Meeting Meeting for the Major Market Group, an
organization of 38 PBS member stations in the largest US television markets
Kerry O’Keefe, Director of
Philanthropy
7.18.18 Onsite PMBA Webinar: Addressing and Mitigating Implicit
Bias
This webinar will help you understand what implicit bias is and the psychology and science behind our biases. Learn how these
biases impact our workplaces. Develop
easy yet effective ways to mitigate the impact of these biases in our workplaces (Hint: It starts with creating an inclusive culture).
Amy Wilson, Director of HR Stephanie Curran, Sr. HR
Generalist
Mark Baumgarten, News &
Politics Editor Jeremy Cropf, Creative
Services Director Rob Emerson, Network &
System Administrator Tomas Aguilera, Programming
Coordinator Mason Bryan, Editorial
Assistant Amy Jolley, Legal Affairs
Manager
7.25.18 Onsite CPB Compliance
Webinar
Review compliance requirements of CPB in
regards the annual fiscal year CSG agreement and certification.
Michell Pihl, Chief Financial
and Administrative Officer Max Sanchez, Controller Amy Jolley, Legal Affairs
Manager Tula Urdaz-White, Finance &
Budget Manager
Don Stone, Sr. Executive Assistant
7.26.18 Onsite A Toolkit for Digital Accessibility
Overview of best practices related to making websites accessible to people with
disabilities.
Rory Graves, Sr. Web Editor Chris Wells, Sr. Web
Developer Patty Lindley, Digital Director
Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical Producer
7.26.18 Onsite Regaining Momentum in Your Planned Giving Program
Webinar
This webinar will help you turn your planned giving program around. It will start by offering you guidance on how to assess
your program’s strengths and weaknesses and how you can address the most common causes of planned giving program underperformance.
Sherry Larsen-Holmes, Planned Giving Officer
7.18.18, 7.19.18,
7.24.18, 7.25.18,
8.1.18, 8.2.18
Onsite Active Shooter Training
All staff training to raise awareness of what to do in case of an active shooter onsite.
All Staff
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7.30.18 Seattle, WA Giving USA 2018 Breakfast Event
Networking, conversations, and learning focused around the 2018 release of the Giving USA survey and data
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts Officer
8.8.18-8.9.18 Portland, OR Forcelandia The Forcelandia conference covers topics on
the Salesforce platform’s programmatic side, featuring learning tracks and a line-up of intriguing speakers. Forcelandia is a joint production of the Portland Salesforce Developer Group and the Portland Salesforce Women in Tech Group
Olivia Davis, Business and
Data Support Analyst
8.13.18 Seattle, WA WPGC Luncheon, Planned Giving Is a Team Sport – Working with advisors to help donors realize their philanthropic
goals
Andrea King of Swedish Medical Center Foundation, Laura Zeman of Zeman Law Group, and Susan Talton of Laird Norton Wealth Management will share their insights into how they work with donors and their other advisors to help them meet
their philanthropic goals in the most efficient manner.
Sherry Larsen-Holmes, Planned Giving Officer
8.23.18 Onsite How to Think About Data, Not Just Access It
Station Management Center webinar about using data to make better content/programming decisions
Rory Graves, Sr. Web Editor
8.27.18 Onsite PMBA Harassment Prevention Training Webinar
Review of CPB’s Harassment Prevention Training requirement for the annual CSG agreement and certification
Amy Jolley, Legal Affairs Manager
Carole Williams HR Director
8.30.18 Seattle, WA System Planning and the Changing ERP
Landscape
Moss Adams review of ERP systems for different industries and organizations
Michell Pihl, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer
Max Sanchez, Controller Tula Urdaz-White, Finance &
Budget Manager
8.30.18 Onsite What to use and When: CGAs vs CRATs vs CRUTES`
Factors to consider when deciding between a CGA and CRT include cost, assets to be used to fund the gift, desired number of
income beneficiaries and duration of the arrangement, donor preferences and familiarity, and the risk tolerance of the charitable beneficiary. This Webinar will help you quickly analyze a donor’s situation and feel confident you are suggesting the
life income gift that will be best for your charity and for the donor.
Sherry Larsen-Holmes, Planned Giving Officer
9.1.18 Onsite 9 Useful, Proven Strategies to get the Major Donor Visit
Join Claire Axelrad from Clairification as she dives into how to execute these nine strategies to help you on your way to
raising the major gifts that will assure you
reach your goals.
Austin Kellogg, Major Gifts Officer
9.10.18 Seattle, WA WPGC Luncheon Come hear colleagues in our area discuss the CAP program and how it has impacted their thinking and careers. Featured CAP®
Sherry Larsen-Holmes, Planned Giving Officer
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speakers: Alan Pratt (Pratt Legacy Advisors), Jan Jacobs (U.S. Trust), Evelyn Ryberg (Greater Tacoma Community Foundation), Robert C. Pittman (Pittman Law Group) and Kendra VanderMeulen
(President, NCF Northwest)
9.12.18 Onsite The OWASP Top 10: Understanding the Risks and Consequences of
Unsafe Code
Understanding the risks and consequences associated with unsafe coding.
Chris Wells, Sr. Web Developer
Patty Lindley, Digital Director Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical
Producer
9.13.18 Onsite SEO and Accessibility Lunch and Learn
How to make life easier for people with disabilities.
Rory Graves, Sr. Web Editor Chris Wells, Sr. Web
Developer Patty Lindley, Digital Director Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical
Producer
9.13.18 Onsite Reporting on Polls: Headlines, Margins of Error and Other Fundamentals
Best practices for reporting on election polling results.
Joseph Liu, Sr. Technical Producer
9.27.18 Onsite Why Your Inaccessible Website Could Get You Sued & How to Prevent It
Webinar increasing understanding and application of website accessibility best practices.
Rory Graves, Sr. Web Editor
9.27.18-
9.29.18
Austin, TX Texas Tribune Festival The Texas Tribune presents the eighth
annual Texas Tribune Festival, a weekend of debate and dialogue featuring the biggest names in politics and policy – attendance by CPM staff member for planning for CPM’s Crosscut Festival in May 2019
Andrea O’Meara, Community
Engagement Manager
.
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Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives Implemented During October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2018
(Note: 4 of 4 Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives completed during the 2 year period:
October 1, 2016– September 30, 2017)
Initiative: Providing training to management level personnel on EEO and anti-discrimination. No. Date Location Description Scope of Involvement Personnel Involved 1. 3.27.18 &
3.28.18 Onsite, Cascade
Public Media
Respectful Workplace Training
Presented by an attorney from Jackson Lewis, the training will focus
on acceptable conduct to create a respectful and inclusive workplace.
All Managers
2. 1.24.18 & 1.31.18 or 5.30.18 & 6.6.18
Onsite, Cascade Public Media
Race and Equity To learn about issues surrounding race and equity in the workplace and beyond.
Max Sanchez, Controller Beth Topping, Membership Director Amy Wilson, Director of HR Rebecca Farwell, SVP & COO
3. 7.17.18 &
8.9.18
Onsite,
Cascade Public Media
Interview Training Overview and retraining on the entire
interview process to include note taking, appropriate vs inappropriate questions to ask, and avoiding bias
during the selection process.
All Managers
4. 7.18.18 Onsite, Cascade Public Media
Addressing and Mitigating Implicit Bias Webinar
This webinar will help you understand what implicit bias is and the psychology and science behind our biases. Learn how these biases impact our workplaces. Develop easy
yet effective ways to mitigate the impact of these biases in our
workplaces (Hint: It starts with creating an inclusive culture).
