“Entrepreneurship for Public Good” Presentation
Name:
“Entrepreneurship for Public Good” Presentation
Date:
February 15, 2022
Time:
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Event Description:
You're invited! “Entrepreneurship for Public Good” presented by Diane Elliott on February 15th @ 11:00AM at Northampton Community College Monroe Campus at Keystone 201!
Diane Elliott will be serving as an "Entrepreneur in Residence" at Northampton Community College from February 14th through 18th. In December 2018, Diane “retired” as Executive Director of New Bethany Ministries, a nonprofit dedicated to serving the homeless, hungry, poor and those suffering from mental illness. Her work included advocating for safe, secure affordable housing. Shortly after “retirement”, she brought together organizations and individuals to brainstorm and develop Catalyst 4.
Diane is an attorney who began her career as a public defender spending 20 years handling state and federal cases. She later branched out to environmental law and has a master's degree in environmental science to better represent her clients.
Diane co-founded the Lehigh Valley Research Consortium. She also served as Director and Co-Founder of Lehigh Valley Land Recycling, a nonprofit dedicated to the redevelopment of brownfields and a recipient of the Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence in its first year. She is a board chair at HDC Midatlantic.
Diane Elliott will be serving as an "Entrepreneur in Residence" at Northampton Community College from February 14th through 18th. In December 2018, Diane “retired” as Executive Director of New Bethany Ministries, a nonprofit dedicated to serving the homeless, hungry, poor and those suffering from mental illness. Her work included advocating for safe, secure affordable housing. Shortly after “retirement”, she brought together organizations and individuals to brainstorm and develop Catalyst 4.
Diane is an attorney who began her career as a public defender spending 20 years handling state and federal cases. She later branched out to environmental law and has a master's degree in environmental science to better represent her clients.
Diane co-founded the Lehigh Valley Research Consortium. She also served as Director and Co-Founder of Lehigh Valley Land Recycling, a nonprofit dedicated to the redevelopment of brownfields and a recipient of the Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence in its first year. She is a board chair at HDC Midatlantic.
