Theisen Consulting LLC provides consulting services in strategic and operational planning, facilitation, board governance and effectiveness, organizational development, and public policy.
Terri Theisen is the founder and principal consultant of Theisen Consulting LLC. She has more than 30 years of executive leadership and organizational development experience, and her company will celebrate its 10th anniversary in the fall of 2011.
Ms. Theisen and her consulting team have provided counsel and consulting services to many organizations throughout the United States, focusing on the needs of nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies. Theisen Consulting LLC offers strategic and operational planning assistance, skilled facilitation, board governance and effectiveness experience, executive search for board and senior staff positions, and organizational development consulting. Practice concentrations include public health practice, education, and health and human services.
Theisen Consulting LLC’s office is in Atlanta, Georgia, and the company’s diverse clients include the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Rapides Foundation, the Georgia Public Health Commission, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the Healthcare Georgia Foundation, the Missouri Foundation for Health, the Georgia Historical Society, the Partnership Against Domestic Violence, and the Kansas Department of Health and Environmental Protection. (Click here for a complete list of clients.)
Prior to founding Theisen Consulting LLC, Terri was a senior vice president of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, overseeing the operation of more than 30 affiliates. During her career, she also served the American Cancer Society as a senior vice president and was the CEO of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Georgia Chapter, while also serving as a member of that organization’s national management team.
Terri is an active and committed community leader. She is immediate past chair of the Women of Alexis de Tocqueville Society at United Way of Metro Atlanta, is a past board member for the Children’s Healthcare Foundation, a board member of the Visiting Nurse Health System/Hospice Atlanta, and a board member of the National Psoriasis Foundation. She is a member of many other civic and professional associations, including the American Public Health Association and the American Society of Association Executives.
Terri is a graduate of Leadership Atlanta (2007) and the Diversity Leadership Academy (2005.) She is a sought-after speaker and conference session leader, and has been interviewed by numerous industry publications focused on the nonprofit sector.
