About Jasmine Marrow

Jasmine Marrow is the Director of Nonprofit Strategy at GuideStar. She develops tools and strategies to help nonprofits share their stories with the world. Jasmine has over a decade of nonprofit experience and a passion for connecting people and organizations with the tools to help them succeed. Prior to joining GuideStar, Jasmine worked in education and urban greening advocacy. She is currently a board member at California Food Policy Advocates.

She has her Master's of Public Policy from Mills College in Oakland, CA, where she also earned her Bachelor's degree.

About Andrew Plumley

Andrew is Associate Director at Equity in the Center, a field-wide initiative to influence social sector leaders to shift mindsets, practices, and systems to achieve race equity. He started his career in education, where he advised higher education institutions on diversity and inclusion strategy, as well as provided access and success programming for Pell eligible students of color. A true systems entrepreneur, Andrew focuses on creating true and lasting systems change for the communities he partners with and supports.

About Tenaja Jordan

Tenaja Jordan is a career nonprofit professional with over 10 years of experience in program and organizational development. She brings to the work an intersectional perspective informed by her lived experience as a black queer woman who navigated systems of support as a runaway youth. She has spoken and written about her experiences in such venues as New York magazine, Colorlines magazine, Blavity, and Huffington Post. In 2017 Tenaja was awarded one of 6 Voqal Fellowships for early-stage social entrepreneurs and founded her firm, My Seed of Change LLC, to provide organizational development consulting to small, community-led nonprofits working in the social justice space.

She most recently served as Social Sector Outreach Manager at Foundation Center, where she managed the national webinar training program in addition to providing training to nonprofit professionals in the areas of fundraising and sustainability. Prior to that, she worked at several other NY nonprofits. Tenaja served on the Board of Directors of the Hetrick Martin Institute: New York from 2009-2014, is a founding board member of the Hetrick Martin Institute: New Jersey, and currently chairs the Advisory Board of the Peter Cicchino Youth Project. She holds an Interdisciplinary Studies BA from CUNY York College and earned her Master of Public Administration degree (MPA) from the CUNY Baruch College School of Public Affairs’ Executive Program.