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Mazarine Treyz is the author of The Wild Woman’s Guide to Fundraising, called one of the Top 10 books of 2010 by Beth Kanter, author of the Networked Nonprofit. She just published The Wild Woman’s Guide to Social Media in late 2012. Ms. Treyz has raised over $1M for small, national and international nonprofit organizations via grants, events, appeals and more. She helps nonprofits make more money with webinars, coaching, training, workshops and more.
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Ms. Treyz has trained thousands of people to fundraise since 2009. Previous clients include: The City of Austin, University of Portland, Scleroderma Foundation National Leadership conference, Meals on Wheels national webinars, Texas Association of Nonprofit Organizations, The Center for Nonprofit Organizations in Austin, and many others. She would love to help train your nonprofit to succeed in fundraising, or help train your team to market your business more effectively. Learn more here.
Mazarine Treyz has been featured on Philanthropy.com, Tony Martignetti’s Nonprofit Radio show, and the nationally syndicated radio show, Career Clinic with Maureen Anderson.
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Certified vendor in social media training for the City of Austin.
Certified emerging small woman owned business in Oregon (2012).
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