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May / 3 / 2018
Elaine Ng Named Chief Executive Officer of TSNE MissionWorks As a 25-year veteran of the nonprofit and education sectors, Elaine Ng is appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of TSNE MissionWorks.
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May / 9 / 2018
Q & A with Elaine Ng, the New CEO of MissionWorks Elaine Ng, a 25-year veteran of the nonprofit and education sectors, was appointed CEO of MissionWorks in May 2018. Elaine’s passion and commitment are for organizations that shift the paradigm of equity and access.
Dec / 4 / 2017
TSNE MissionWorks Announces New Appointments to its Board of Directors Boston, Mass., December 4, 2017 — Boston-based TSNE MissionWorks (www.tsne.org), the nonprofit management support and capacity building organization, today announced the election of three new members to its board of directors. Angela Brown, Vice President for Policy and Program, CFLeads, Nancy Gardiner, Partner, Hemenway & Barnes, LLP and Marcos Popovich, Program Officer, Nellie Mae Education Foundation joined TSNE MissionWorks’ board of directors this fall.
Oct / 27 / 2017
Building Movement to Bridge the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap After the release of its initial report, Opportunity in Change: Preparing Boston for Leader Transitions and New Models of Nonprofit Leadership which was co-authored with TSNE MissionWorks, the Boston Foundation's Nonprofit Effectiveness program hosted a forum with the Building Movement Project and a panel of local community leaders outlining the findings published in their new report Race to Lead.
Jul / 21 / 2017
TSNE MissionWorks Releases 2017 Nonprofit Workforce Compensation and Benefits Report Boston, Mass. July 21, 2017 — TSNE MissionWorks today released data from its 2017 Valuing Our Nonprofit Workforce: Compensation and Benefits Survey of Nonprofits in Southern New England and Westchester County, NY. The survey is a multi-state survey based on data reported by a range of nonprofits and with job descriptions specific to the region’s nonprofit sector.
Jun / 28 / 2017
Third Sector New England Gains a New Name, New Board Members, and New Plans for the Future after 60 Years of Supporting Nonprofits across the Country Third Sector New England (www.tsne.org), the 60 year-old, nonprofit management support and capacity building organization, announced that it is changing its name to TSNE MissionWorks. The new moniker is the product of a rebranding effort, launched to bring the organization’s visual and verbal brand in line with its current operations, including an upcoming program expansion and a national search for new executive leadership.
Apr / 28 / 2017
TSNE Aids Grassroots Groups With Grants to Support Community Organizing TSNE today announces grant initiatives aimed at supporting the efforts of grassroots, community groups in the region to organize and collaborate around issues impacting communities of color and emerging threats to the civil liberties of immigrants and other vulnerable populations.
Jan / 3 / 2017
TSNE Names Lee Swislow as Interim Chief Executive Officer TSNE MissionWorks is pleased to announce that Lee Swislow has been named as its Interim Chief Executive Officer. She is replacing Jonathan Spack, the long-time CEO of TSNE MissionWorks, who retired in December 2016 after 34 years of service to the organization. You can read Jonathan Spack's retirement announcement on our website.
Oct / 27 / 2016
P. Stewart Lanier Is Selected as a Recipient of the 2016 Drylongso Award from Community Change, Inc. TSNE MissionWorks is pleased to announce that our senior consultant, P. Stewart Lanier, has been selected as a recipient of the 2016 Drylongso Racial Justice Leadership Award from Community Change, Inc. Stewart will receive this award, along with other recipients, at the 2016 Community Change Antiracism Leadership Awards on Friday, November 18 in Roxbury, Mass.
Aug / 11 / 2016
TSNE welcomes two seasoned nonprofit leaders to its staff Two seasoned Boston-area nonprofit leaders, Sylvia Saavedra-Keber and Elaine Ng, join the staff of TSNE MissionWorks this month. Our programs continue to expand regionally and across the country, the experience that Sylvia and Elaine bring to TSNE will enhance our capacity to serve our constituents.

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