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Shannon Raybold
Social Impact Entrepreneur | Moving People to Action
Shannon Raybold is an accomplished Entrepreneur and Social Impact Leader with over 20 years of experience in developing high-performing digital-first teams that consistently drive ROI and engagement for nonprofits, foundations, companies, and political candidates worldwide.
Her expertise spans a wide range of areas including advocacy, multi-channel strategic planning, integrated campaigns, issue advocacy, lobbying, digital and social marketing, analytics, executive social media training, UX, web development, branding, crisis management, and fundraising.
With a specific focus on global health and development, education, refugee crises, and U.S. healthcare, Shannon has contributed significantly to advancing key initiatives in these areas.
Shannon holds a Master's degree in Entrepreneurship (Sustainability) from UW Foster School of Business and a Bachelor's degree in International Relations from American University. Her academic background has provided a solid foundation for her professional endeavors.
Throughout her career, Shannon has served in various capacities within notable organizations, including stints as a Graduate Research And Teaching Assistant at University of Washington - Michael G. Foster School of Business, Paralegal at Somers Tamblyn Isenhour Bleck, PLLC, Vice President at GMMB, Special Projects Director at United Nations Foundation, Internet Director at United Nations Foundation, Internet Outreach Coordinator at ONE Campaign, Deputy National Database Administrator at John Kerry for President, Program Associate at The Justice Project, and Communications Assistant at Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation.
Shannon Raybold's track record exemplifies her commitment to driving positive change through strategic leadership, innovative problem-solving, and impactful engagement across various sectors to improve health and education both in the U.S. and worldwide.
Highlights
Limitations of living in fear cannot be calculated.
What could #women do if they didn't feel mortal fear on a daily basis? What strides could humanity make without this constant limiting factor?
Incredible turnout by Indian women to demand safety, using their Independence Day eve protests and the violent rape and murder of a female doctor at one of the most prestigious hospitals in the country.
As a white woman who grew up in relative safety, who travels alone often (and joyously!), I of course take deliberate safety precautions. There are no doubt incredible experiences I could have had were I not to hesitate or decline some opportunities due to personal safety fears.
However, my freedom to feel comfortable exploring and talking to strangers, which has greatly enriched my life both professionally and personally, is a privilege that I only considered deeply last night speaking with Tanushree M. and Rishi Kandakatla about these events in #India.
Thank you both.
In solidarity with the women of India and the world, demanding freedom to not fear constant violence at every turn. #ReclaimtheNight #womensrights
PNW startups looking to connect with Angel Investors?
Seattle Angel Conference provides a great chance to connect with Angel Investors and earn up to a $200k investment (convertible note). They work hand in hand with selected startups to improve their pitch, product and materials.
- Apply by August 27
- $100 entry fee
- 12 weeks (3-4/hour a week) program with Angel Investors and experts such as Kristann Orton to mentor you and your team.
Link in the comments
#SocialImpact startups especially welcome MoodRoom, LaJolla Jantaraamornkul, Amy Jean Swanson, Joshua Hancock, Stephanie J.
#SocialInnovation #ImpactFunding #startup #Seattle
