Barry Silverberg has over 40 years of nonprofit professional and volunteer leadership, management, resource development, and communications experience focusing on nonprofit governance, strategic thinking, board engagement, professional and organizational development, and public policy awareness and advocacy. Known as a passionate advocate of the local and Texas nonprofit sector, he founded the Center for Nonprofit Studies at Austin Community College in 2000, which he continues to lead as its Director and created and teaches the gateway course for St. Edward’s University’s Nonprofit Management Certificate. Also the creator of ACC’s Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership and Management Certificate in 2007, he continues to serve as both its administrator and as a faculty member.

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Kate Tolliver brings a high level of expertise to the team after more than two decades of experience working in nonprofits. She has done everything from bookkeeping to direct client services, digital communications to executive leadership, development to management and has trained and worked as a paralegal.

Carolyn Hoehle is a strategic communications specialist with a keen interest in marketing, digital design, and authentic connection and engagement with others. With a storied and fruitful background in the performing arts both on and off the stage, Carolyn’s central philosophy is to facilitate honest and insightful communication between parties of various backgrounds so that meaningful connections can be established. Carolyn is a firm believer that when our unique stories and ideas are shared and heard, organizations are then able to run at their peak level of efficiency.

Anh Pham enjoys helping people and organizations function and become more successful. Her career includes being Creative Director at The Main Office, and work in the legal, medical and business fields. She has a keen ability to streamline processes and maximize efficiency. Always, her focus is on providing superior customer service. Her passion is to make a difference.