Welcome To Effective Leadership Advisors (ELA) Nonprofit Consulting
MISSION
Effective Leadership Advisors Nonprofit Consulting (ELA) leverages the brain power of senior consultants and advanced technologies to answer questions more cost effectively than any other paid source, teaching nonprofit organizations, public servants, students, as well as other individuals, optimal strategies and tactics in the face of increasingly complex and challenging environments.
ORGANIZATIONAL STATUS
ELA is a 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit incorporated in Maine, USA.
ADVISING
Professional, Academic & Organizational Leadership; Conflict Management
Do you have a question that your team has not been able to adequately answer?
ELA will provide you with the most cost-effective answers, and teach you professional, academic and organizational leadership as well as conflict management, advising nonprofit organizations, public servants, students and other individuals who are facing barriers to advancement in areas related to your question or your mission.
Advanced Applied Research
In advising nonprofit organizations, public servants and students, ELA leverages the brain power of senior consultants and advanced technologies for applied research, including but not limited to Computer-Assisted Quantitative Data Analysis Software, Generative Artificial Intelligence, and electronic libraries and databases.
Advising Fees
ELA offers a sliding-scale fee schedule based on organizational or personal income.
Effective Leadership Advisors
Mary Centellas, Attorney-at-Law: Juvenile & Restorative Justice.
Abraham Sarmiento: Information Technology & Security.
Jon R. Zemans, MBA: Nonprofit Governance.
Adam R. Zemans, Attorney-at-Law (JD, MSW, MS): Nonprofit Governance, Conflict Resolution Design & Implementation, Conflict Coaching & Strategy, Negotiation, and College Application, Scholarship & Fellowship Advising, Advanced Electronic Research.
PUBLISHING
ELA publishes news and articles deemed relevant to your mission.
Disclaimer
ELA utilizes Webglot for automatic translations of English text into Spanish. While we edit and address any potential misspellings, the system has limitations. Please exercise discretion when using this translated text to prevent misrepresentation.
Featured
In 2015, Mark Carney, then Governor of the Bank of England, delivered a pivotal speech at Lloyd's of London that fundamentally shifted how the financial sector perceives climate risk.
Mark Carney addressed the growing recognition of climate change as a significant threat to financial stability, a perspective that has only intensified in recent years. Understanding the intersection of climate and finance is now crucial for investors, financial institutions, and the public alike. With initiatives from central banks like the Bank of England and ongoing financial risk assessments, it's clear that climate change is no longer just an environmental concern; it's a financial one.