Ivy Young

Ivy Young is a dedicated lifelong learner, educator, and nonprofit professional with a strong background in connecting people, building communities, fostering collaboration, and creative problem-solving for complex challenges.

Ivy holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Nonprofit Management and a Master of Arts (MA) in Museum Studies from John F. Kennedy University. Additionally, she studied for a California Multiple Subject Teaching Credential in Elementary Education and Teaching at San Francisco State University and obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from LIU Global at Long Island University.

In terms of work experience, Ivy has held various roles such as Director of Conferences and Learning at the National Guild for Community Arts Education, Independent Consultant working on select projects, Assistant Director of Learning at the National Guild for Community Arts Education, Project Director at the California Association of Museums, Curriculum Designer at Creative Arts Charter School (CACS), Program Associate at ArtRise Projects, Research and Administrative Associate at Gail Anderson & Associates, Program Specialist at Balboa Park Cultural Partnership, Educator at Charter Schools, Independent Schools, and Youth Programs, Farm Apprentice at Hawthorne Valley Farm, and internships at the Guggenheim Museum and Headlands Center for the Arts.

Ivy Young's expertise lies in event management, learning and development, nonprofit consultancy, curriculum design, research, program management, and education. Her diverse background and experience have equipped her with a holistic approach to community building and problem-solving.

With a passion for the arts, education, and community development, Ivy Young continues to make a meaningful impact through her work and dedication to creating positive change and fostering meaningful connections.