Norm Tonina

Photo taken while working at Grameen Foundation
First Name
Norm
Last Name
Tonina
Community
Port Townsend
Organization
(1) First Fed Bank; (2) First Fed Foundation; (3) Seattle Pacific University
Web Links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/norm-tonina/
Which skills or areas of expertise are you willing to share?
Business Creation and Administration
Education and Training
Finance and Accounting
Social Services and Non Profit
I am interested in working with schools in my area
Yes
What grade level would you or your organization work best with?
High School
Higher Education
Special School Activities
Available for classroom presentations
High School Senior Projects
What kind of availability do you or your organization have to offer?
Advisership (longer term commitment)
Mentorship (coffee or lunch, shorter time commitment)
Document Review (business or research plans)
You have indicated an expertise in Business Creation and Administration
While I have not created a business, I have served in a number of business roles ranging from pricing and licensing software to serving as a Finance leader for software businesses to consulting with organizations to align their organization's strategy to their culture, leadership, and talent.
You have indicated an expertise in Education and Training
I have taught at Seattle Pacific Unioversity for the last thirteen years in its Masters and PhD program in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. I also was involved in training and development, mainly leaders and managers, at Microsoft and Grameen Foundation.
You have indicated an expertise in Finance and Accounting
See above.
You have indicated an expertise in Social Services and Non Profit
I spent six years working at Grameen Foundation, an organization focused on helping the poorest in the world create a world without poverty for themselves. Our work was executed in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Additionally, I have sat on a number of non-profit boards. Currently, I serve as the President of First Fed Foundation.
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