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Agape Community
Center
Alternate ROOTS
American Friends Service Committee
Southeast Regional Office
American Red Cross of Metropolitan Atlanta
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Atlanta Interfaith AIDS Network
Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Oconee County
Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing, UGA
Camp Twin Lakes
Carl Vinson Institute of Government, UGA
Center for the Visually Impaired
Clayton County Emergency Services
Communities in Schools of Atlanta
Community
Advanced Practice Nurses
Crossroads Community Ministries
Cultural Arts Center of Douglasville
and Douglas County
Faith
Alliance of Metro Atlanta
Family Connections of Georgia
Forsyth Arts Alliance
Friendship Center of the Church
of the Holy Comforter
Georgia Alliance for Clean and
Affordable Power
Georgia
Assembly of Community
Arts Agencies
Georgia Budget and Policy Institute
Georgia
Council for the Arts
Georgia
Department of Education
Georgia Justice Project
Golden
Age Center of St. Paul United
Methodist Church
Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter
Good
Shepherd Clinic
Hands on Atlanta
Homestretch
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International Community School
Latin American Resource Center of Brunswick
Little Five Points Community Center
Madison-Morgan Conservancy
Mechanicsville Neighborhood Association
Men Stopping Violence
Men’s Health and Wellness Center at
Saint Joseph’s
Monroe Arts Guild
MUST Ministries
National Association of Independent Artists
North Central Florida AIDS Network
Northwest Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Oak Grove Elementary School
Odyssey
Oxford College of Emory University
Pathways Community Network, Inc.
Piedmont Park Conservancy
Rainbow Village
Rally Foundation
Reynoldstown Redevelopment Corporation
Saint Vincent de Paul Society
Senior Connections
SisterLove
Southeastern Network of Youth
and Family Services
Trees Atlanta
University of Georgia, School of Social
Work
U.S. Forest Service, Southeast Region
U.S National Committee for UNIFEM
Women’s Foundation of Arkansas
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“Before Martha worked with CVI on our current strategic plan, our organization had not ever had an active plan with annual objectives and reports. Martha helped us find a method that would keep us on track during implementation and would accomplish the small steps that have led to major changes. Martha led us through a process that included all our stakeholders, set important goals, and led to solid accomplishments. She is knowledgeable about all aspects of planning and strategy and becomes a friend as you work through the process.”
Subie Green
CEO, Center for the Visually Impaired
Center for the Visually Impaired
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“Martha Talbott walked us through a long overdue restructuring process at the Monroe Art Guild. Her innovative approach and fresh ideas opened doors for our board and our organization that we had not considered before working with her. Martha is very good at working with a group to assess their current situation and helping them to come up with plans that both accomplish the goals and are compatible with the skills and talents of the people involved. “
Steve Brown
President, Monroe Art Guild
Monroe Art Guild
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“As Oxford College’s consultant during Emory University’s strategic planning process, Martha Talbott was an invaluable member of our College planning team. Martha brings a wealth of facilitation, planning, and organizational expertise to any planning project. In addition, she possesses the essential skills required to collaborate and work well with a variety of constituents including faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, and potential donors in the crucial planning process. You can count on Martha to bring an objective and positive perspective to the planning process and to provide the highest quality results and advice for your project and advice for your project.
In addition, I have worked with Martha on numerous other projects that benefited from the use of an outside facilitator. Most recently, Martha provided me with individual coaching as I led a strategic planning process for the “next generation” systems and digital library services for the Emory libraries. With her guidance, I was able to use her facilitation techniques to bring the planning process to a highly successful conclusion.”
Kitty McNeill
Associate Dean and College Librarian
Oxford College of Emory University
Oxford College of Emory University
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“We, being a relatively new 501(c)(3), needed to develop a three year plan which included defining and agreeing upon measurable objectives. Martha came up to speed very quickly and organized and facilitated a one day weekend business planning session with our Board. She did a terrific job of outlining expectations early, seeking input on a long list of subjects, narrowing this list and then gaining consensus. This was a tough task given the makeup of our Board, but Martha did an exceptional job keeping us on task and driving all the way to completion. We would not have been able to have had this planning session without her assistance.
Roger Vernier
Board Chair
Men’s Health and Wellness Center at Saint Joseph's
Men's Health & Wellness Center at Saint Joseph's
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