| Kelli Paull |
 Kelli was born and raised in Montana, where she was instilled with a strong work ethic and sense of social responsibility. She has been active as a volunteer for years, first in soup kitchens and assisted living homes during high school, and then as a mentor while studying at Montana State University. She has also been involved in a variety of fundraising activities, such as Race for the Cure.
While in college, Kelli participated in a Social Psychology research lab and saw how stereotypes and discrimination can impact an individual's potential for success. So when she moved to Seattle last year, the more she learned about CEN's mission of empowering individuals to become self-reliant, the more CEN's work genuinely resonated with her. As CEN's Social Networking Lead, Kelli is responsible for forming the organization's social networking strategy. This has her building a team of volunteers, increasing our Facebook presence to over 350 fans, as well as expanding CEN's Blog, the EmpowerBlog. Her team is also working on creating a presence on LinkedIn, in order to increase awareness of CEN. Her management of the social networking team has made the organization more effective, allowing us to accomplish much more. She is doing an amazing job, and was recently nominated for the United Way MVP Award.
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 28 September 2010 18:30 |