About Nancy Netherland
• 15+ years of Data Strategy and Development
• 20+ years Strategic Planning and Learning Community Facilitation
• Identification and Securing New Funding and Revenue
• Authored and co-written articles, speeches, talking points, policy briefings
Nancy believes that stories connect stakeholders with a sense of mission and purpose. She specializes in strategizing how to use data to tell your stories to supporters, donors, potential partners, funders, and policymakers.
Her work is premised on the idea that our clients can and will attract support of all kinds if their story is shared in the “right way to the right audiences”. She strategizes with each client as to how to use data to create compelling content and to determine new, and missed, opportunities for strategic alliances and funding.
Ms. Netherland also works as a healthcare writer and data and program strategist for non-profit healthcare programs and safety-net health clinics and hospitals. In the past ten years, she and her team and have helped secure over $100-million in grant funding, influenced local and international policy, designed award winning programs, and conducted research for publications and speeches presented before the UN, WHO
and the US Congress. Earlier in her career Ms. Netherland did her internship for her MFT with the UCSF AIDS Health project, worked at California Pacific Medical Center in the Planetree Unit, and with Continuum HIV Day Services as part of integrative medicine health teams. She has also designed and implemented evidence-based healtheducation and health advocacy training, outreach, and wellness programs.
Bachelor of Politics- UCSC; Masters (coursework completed) – Counseling; UCSF AIDS Health Project- Clinical Intern, HIV Test Site Counselor; assorted certifications in Conflict Mediation, Chemical Dependency Counseling; and HealthCare Professional Workforce Shortage Designation Specialist Certification.
Prior to running her own firm, Nancy was employed by: YMCA of SF- Director; University of California at Santa Cruz: Politics Department - adjunct professor; Continuum HIV Day Treatment- San Francisco ; California Pacific Medical Center-San Francisco; AIDS Health Project-UCSF ; Stanford University- Adjunct professor; and the Center for Employment Training.
• 20+ years Strategic Planning and Learning Community Facilitation
• Identification and Securing New Funding and Revenue
• Authored and co-written articles, speeches, talking points, policy briefings
Nancy believes that stories connect stakeholders with a sense of mission and purpose. She specializes in strategizing how to use data to tell your stories to supporters, donors, potential partners, funders, and policymakers.
Her work is premised on the idea that our clients can and will attract support of all kinds if their story is shared in the “right way to the right audiences”. She strategizes with each client as to how to use data to create compelling content and to determine new, and missed, opportunities for strategic alliances and funding.
Ms. Netherland also works as a healthcare writer and data and program strategist for non-profit healthcare programs and safety-net health clinics and hospitals. In the past ten years, she and her team and have helped secure over $100-million in grant funding, influenced local and international policy, designed award winning programs, and conducted research for publications and speeches presented before the UN, WHO
and the US Congress. Earlier in her career Ms. Netherland did her internship for her MFT with the UCSF AIDS Health project, worked at California Pacific Medical Center in the Planetree Unit, and with Continuum HIV Day Services as part of integrative medicine health teams. She has also designed and implemented evidence-based healtheducation and health advocacy training, outreach, and wellness programs.
Bachelor of Politics- UCSC; Masters (coursework completed) – Counseling; UCSF AIDS Health Project- Clinical Intern, HIV Test Site Counselor; assorted certifications in Conflict Mediation, Chemical Dependency Counseling; and HealthCare Professional Workforce Shortage Designation Specialist Certification.
Prior to running her own firm, Nancy was employed by: YMCA of SF- Director; University of California at Santa Cruz: Politics Department - adjunct professor; Continuum HIV Day Treatment- San Francisco ; California Pacific Medical Center-San Francisco; AIDS Health Project-UCSF ; Stanford University- Adjunct professor; and the Center for Employment Training.
