Biography

Marist College - Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice Internship Coordinator/Instructor at Marist College
Nonprofit Organization Management
Randi
Blumenthal-Guigui
Greater New York City Area
Determined. Hard-working. Positive Attitude.

I develop, manage and improve programs and services and provide subject matter instruction and technical assistance. I have a demonstrated ability to critically problem-solve and develop creative solutions, procure funding, develop efficiencies and exceed funder and organizational goals. I am skilled at managing multiple projects, budgets, policies and procedures, staff, and reporting and evaluation requirements. Articulate written and verbal communication skills, with a proven track record of drafting successful grants and working with good cheer and a sense of humor.

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT & IMPROVEMENT
• Organized community-wide initiatives
• Re-organized seven underperforming programs to exceed targets and outcomes
• Built efficiencies to maintain service delivery despite reduced funding
• Increased continuity of care through improved cross collaboration
• Supervised multiple multi-site programs and over 30 staff members

CAPACITY BUILDING & ADVOCACY
• Fostered success in over 350 volunteers and interns
• Peer reviewed over 400 proposals for funding
• Provided technical and capacity building assistance to over 25 community and faith-based organizations
• Completed over 50 mediations
• Received National Institute for Law and Equity Founders Award for having the vision to co-found the Mothers of the NILE organization to reduce juvenile delinquency
• Received Girl Scouts Council of the Mid-South Woman of Courage Award for passionate advocacy on behalf of children impacted by familial incarceration
• Awarded an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellowship to conduct radio interviews on criminal justice issues
• Developed White Papers that resulted in systems and policy changes

"Just because something is hard to do, doesn't mean you don't do it. You just try harder."