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Margaret M. Egan is a consultant based in Brooklyn, NY specializing in nonprofit management, technology integration, and online communications strategy. With over 30 years of experience working in performing arts, health care, and philanthropy, she helps associations, nonprofits, and small businesses improve operations, implement new systems, manage projects, and develop online and social media strategies. Her expertise includes systems development, project management, operations retooling, and client profiling.
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Egan Visual Resume
- 1. Margaret M. Egan 44 Seventh Avenue #3, Brooklyn, NY 11217 megan@eganconsulting.com 917.952.2556 www.eganconsulting.com LinkedIn: margaretegan Twitter: MargaretEgan
- 2. Experience | Markets and Skills Performing Arts Health Care Philanthropy Grants Administration IT Integration Arts Project Management Medicine Organizational Development Marketing Systems Analysis and Design Operations Online Communications Strategy Technology Social Media Training and Design Visual Storytelling NONPROFIT SECTOR 1983 1991 1996 2012
- 3. Contacts | Professional Social Graph Prof Development Philanthropy Nonprofit Tech Thought Leaders Tech Colleagues
- 4. Engagement Themes | Expertise Systems Development Project Management Operations Retooling Online Strategy Client Profile: Association Philanthropy Nonprofit Small Business
- 5. Engagements | Employers and Clients Associations Nonprofit Organizations Philanthropies Small Businesses Additional listings and details: http://www.eganconsulting.com/projects.html