Lylie Fisher offers over 25 years of international business development experience with the non profit and private sectors. Since 1998 Ms Fisher has lived and worked in the United States supporting high profile organizations reach their potential. As a communications and program specialist Lylie Fisher designs, plans, and implements unique projects that create meaningful brand profiles. Full service project management: Seamless Administration Dynamic Stakeholder Consultation Meaningful Public Relations Creative Special Events Outstanding Project Coordination Effective Seminars and Conferences
Lylie Fisher has the skills and resources that ensure your objectives are achieved. Inquiries - info@lyliefisher.com
ALAMEDA POINT COLLABORATIVE (APC), and the GROWING YOUTH PROJECT (GYP) The Alameda Point Collaborative is a unique neighborhood located on 34 acres of Alameda Point. At APC, it works to end homelessness by providing housing and services to create communities where formerly homeless families and individuals can flourish.
APC is situated on the former Alameda Naval Air Station, and operates 239 housing units. APC provides affordable housing, job training, health services and employment in a community that fosters support and interaction. APC operates a community garden, bike shop, commercial plant nursery, health center and community center.
PROJECT BRIEF - Consult extensively with community specialists and stakeholders. Research, design and facilitate advocacy trainings. Host youth advocacy trainings and education outreach events. Lead healthy choice mapping project, coaching community members on media and publishing.
WEAVE WEAVE provides crisis intervention services to women, men and children in Sacramento County who have experienced domestic violence or have been sexually assaulted. It is WEAVE's mission tobring an end to domestic violence and sexual assault in partnership with our community.
WEAVE is the primary provider of crisis intervention services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Sacramento County. WEAVE's missionto bring an end to domestic violence and sexual assault in partnership with our community. WEAVE's vision is a community free of violence and abuse. WEAVE believe's that crisis intervention services are only part of the solution.
PROJECT BRIEF - Develop public access programs to increase awareness of countrywide agency. Manage project logistics, coordination of national contributors and monthly events. Prepare communication materials that increase editorial publicity for agency. WEAVE website WEAVE in the media - Midtown GridSacramento Magazine - The Art of Being a WomanWeave Project Images SOCIAL VOCATIONAL SERVICES (SVS) Social Vocational Services, (SVS), is a private not-for-profit service agency that has been providing supportive services to Californians with developmental disabilities for over 30 years.
PROJECT BRIEF : Implement new public relations and network strategies. Lead industry consultation and establish business development database. Produce weekly eight page online newsletters and quarterly printed magazine. Increase agencies participation in industry events.
I have hired Lylie to manage various projects at our community
organization over the past two years and have always been highly
satisfied and impressed with her ability to manage our process, reflect
on our dynamics, and help us achieve our goals. She has excellent
collaborative skills - she has shown her ability to work with diverse
and sometimes challenging groups, and is flexible and able to see
multiple avenues to the same end result. Lylie also has worked closely
with us on community engagement projects, which produced stronger
relationships, clearer objectives, and greater impact. Her creativity
and artistic eye are huge assets - sometimes in places you would least
expect - and these qualities translate into unique and powerful
results. Lylie is a joy to be around and I would highly recommend her
for any position she feels motivated and passionate enough to pursue. Kate Casale - Program Director, Alameda Point Collaborative
Lylie is an inspirational and wonderfully creative consultant who
brought great energy to a facilitated staff retreat. Everyone in our
organization left feeling a renewed enthusiasm for our volunteer
experience and with lots of exciting new ideas for how to improve it. Michael Lombardo - Executive Director, Reading Partners
I worked with Lylie at WEAVE, the Sacramento-County nonprofit providing
services to victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. Lylie
helped us bring new life into the facility in a way that was meaningful to
clients, staff, donors, and the community. Her efforts brought new
warmth, feeling, and hope to our daily work. Her ability to creatively
work within a small budget, to market with assertion, and to inspire
made her a joy to work with. Her efforts carry on to this day. She
expertly uses diverse tools to bring functional, healing outcomes. I hope I have
the chance to work with her again. Amber Stott - Program Director - WEAVE, Sacramento
Lylie Fisher is an accomplished, seasoned professional with a broad
range of skills, talents and experience. I met her in 2001, just after
the dotcom bust, when I signed up for a workshop designed by
Lylie to help those who were at a career crossroads explore what truly
motivated them to peak performance. Its primary purpose was to
facilitate informed choices in ones professional, as well as personal,
life. The experience was exceptionally productive and loads of fun.
In the years since, I have seen Lylie assess situations, determine
opportunities and develop creative solutions that encompassed detailed
strategic planning and impeccable execution. I have watched her turn
her innovative ideas into a thriving non-profit, or a well publicized
and attended art exhibit and tour. She is a first class visionary,
marketer and motivator who can take a spark of an idea and turn it into
an inferno of success. Lylie would be an asset to any organization with
a dynamic atmosphere, a talented team of employees, and a culture that
seeks and rewards inspired resolution. Corinne Lamata - Director of Annual Giving, Stanford University
