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Carol Pencke, Organization Solutions/Consulting for the
Nonprofit, Philanthropic and Educational Community, Seattle WA and
Senior Development and Training Consultant for the Applied Research
Center, Oakland CA.
Carol Pencke came to consulting in 2000, having served as the Executive
Director of A Territory Resource (now the Social Justice Fund of the
Northwest) for seven years. Included in her client base are the Ms.
Foundation for Women as project manager on comprehensive, accurate
sexuality education, NARAL ProChoice America on organizational
development and strategic planning, and The Applied Research Center.
She also assisted northwest native tribes to build a regional
philanthropic institution: The Potlatch Fund.
In addition, Carol has served Board member of the Applied Research
Center. Previously, she chaired of the NARAL ProChoice WA Board,
chaired the national NARAL ProChoice America Board, and chaired the
national NARAL Foundation Board. She has served on numerous other
local, regional and national Boards. She continues to speak about
women and reproductive rights, philanthropy and social and racial
justice.
When not working to change the world, Carol enjoys her partner and children, friends, riding, walking, travel, and reading.
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