We have open Board Positions!It's that time again! Our current Board will largely transition out at the end of this year, and we're looking for folks to step up and be a part of the joy and opportunity that make being on the PNODN Board so great! Please reach out to the current board members about their role and contact Faith at president@pnodn.org when you are ready to step up and volunteer. All openings are for a 2-year term and most involve a commitment of 10 hours a month. Our new board began January 2022. We are currently seeking people to energize the following roles: Board Members At-Large - join us in collaborative action! Work on communications, membership, partnership, marketing, community building, or volunteer recruitment or all of the above. In our new model, we all take on the work that interests us most at the moment, cross training and gaining multiple new skills. |
We believe in the power of our collective effort! If you feel called to help elevate OD, join us! You are ideal for a spot on the board if you-
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Faith Addicott, MPA, MPOD (she/her/hers) is working to improve the intersection of work & life through the utilization of innovative and human centered process design. Faith specializes in process development, design thinking for public service, and holistic integration of strategic planning and implementation. Her consulting work has centered on social and environmental justice nonprofits, where she has done organizational assessments and strategic planning through participatory, strengths-based processes and championed inclusive workplace design.
Faith has a robust understanding of the systems which define our world and the work we try to do. Inspired by the work of Peter Senge, Otto Scharmer, Peter Block, Margaret Wheatley and Randoph T. Hester, whose enlightened visions of systems change, design, and community engagement transformed her experience, Faith is looking to help heal broken communities and organizations. She is trained in Appreciative Inquiry, Restorative Justice, Holacracy, design thinking, systems thinking, the Art of Hosting, Intentional Change Theory, Resonant Leadership, and Organizational Diversity practices. She also holds a certificate in Emotionally Intelligent Leadership and Executive Coaching, and has Masterclass training in The Structure of Belonging with Peter Block.
Want to talk? Send Faith an email at president@pnodn.org
Arielle T. Sullivan is a passionate change agent with deep expertise in the field of Organization Development. She brings a heightened awareness and intention to her client engagements, focusing on depth and higher purpose. She has experience leading large group interventions, culture change, senior leadership effectiveness, change navigation and organization design. Her vision is to leverage trans-organization capabilities and OD skills help systems become more conscious and sustainable. Arielle has held consulting roles both internally and externally in the U.S., France, Costa Rica, China, The Philippines and Indonesia. She has worked in retail, hospitality, aerospace, financial services, and telecommunications industries.
Arielle is currently a consultant with Designed Learning and builds Flawless Consulting capability within organizations. She also is a lead consultant with her evolving family business, Conscious Transformation Agents. Arielle serves as a board member of the Pacific Northwest Organization Development Network. Annually, she partners with the Asian Organization Development Network to deliver transformational conferences in Asia. Arielle has a B.A. in International Business from the University of Iowa and a Masters of Science in Organization Development from Pepperdine University. In her free time, she works within her local Seattle community to drive social and environmental change.
Want to talk? Send Arielle an email at copresident@pnodn.org
Azure Kraxberger-Unger, PsyD., originally from Alaska, currently works as a Revenue Cycle Education Specialist at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Her professional experience includes onboarding, employee engagement, organizational development, talent development, performance management, career coaching, recruitment, process improvement, and program management. Other professional areas of interest include learning & development, networking and corporate volunteering.
Her educational background includes a BS in Psychology, MA in Organizational Psychology and Doctorate of Psychology (PsyD) in Organizational Consulting. She enjoys traveling, hiking, camping, gardening, SCUBA diving and volunteering for various causes in the Seattle community.
Want to talk? Send Azure an email at treasurer@pnodn.org
Janice Jackson-Haley is a Human Resources Consultant with 20 years' high level management experience in leadership and organizational development. She excels at the full spectrum of human resource functions. In her work she has been successful in analysis and resolution of challenges - with groundbreaking solutions proven to foster efficiency and amity. Her work focuses on encouraging and nurturing employer-employee relationships which leads to higher productivity levels, enhanced engagement, and increased morale.
She is a change management leader for HR and DEIB initiatives, organizational development, and cultural transformations utilizing trauma informed strategies. Janice is a strategic thinker with proven ability to drive implementation with a systems perspective. She brings a strong business acumen with hands-on experience in the scope of human resources functions. She is dedicated community leader with experience serving in a variety of civic and professional leadership roles.
Want to talk? Send Janice an email at marketing@pnodn.org
Rick Gage - Since June 2020 I’ve been holding the question “what is the invitation of these times?” The answer that has emerged for me is “Connectedness”. For more than a decade now Compassion & Mindfulness @ Work have been my professional passions.
There is just too much suffering in the workplace. It takes a massive toll on employees and their families. And the cost of lost opportunities for companies and organizations is huge. And there is tremendous upside for organizations that pay attention to community engagement, agency for every participant, stewardship of resources, and the fabric of workplace culture.
For most of my career I was a line manager in sales and consulting organizations within very large companies serving large organization clients. OD was something I lived but not something I formally studied. Now, it is my privilege as a facilitator, coach and consultant to work with high impact organizations on engagement, leadership, team connectedness and organization culture.
Beyond my work and professional passions, my family – particularly seven grandchildren are the beating heart of my life. They are my teachers.
Want to talk? Send Rick an email at community@pnodn.org
Randeep R Kaur is an organizational development consultant with a decade-long career designing and implementing enterprise-level talent development programs, leading end-to-end change management initiatives, and driving digital transformation initiatives. Randeep is passionate about influencing positive change in complex environments and utilizing technology strategically to help people bring their whole, authentic selves to work.
Randeep is working on her Master of Organizational
Development at Pepperdine University. Her past experiences include
management consulting for technology firms via Accenture LLP and in
systems integration at Amazon, Inc. in Seattle, WA.
Send Randeep an email at Randeep@pnodn.org.