Greenland Consulting empowers businesses
(Photo by ROBIN HERRIN) Greater Sandpoint Chamber officials welcome Greenland Consulting to the orgnaization at a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony. Pictured in the back row, from left, in the back are Bob Witte, Betty Faletto, Lynn Jennings-Dawson, Katherine Greenland, Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad, Phil Hough, Kristin Carlson,and Greater Sandpoint Chamber President and CEO Kate McAlister. Pictured in the front row are Rosie and Rowan.
SANDPOINT — Greenland Consulting activates organizations and empowers communities.
The business was welcomed to the Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 25.
Greenland Consulting’s mission is to create synergistic solutions for a world in transition by building strategic connectivity and maximizing positive impact. Services include educational facilitation, program development and community engagement. Greenland Consulting owner Katherine Greenland holds a bachelor’s degree in cross-cultural communication and a master’s degree in education.
With over 20 years’ experience in the nonprofit sector, Greenland develops network partnerships matching critical need with organizational missions to ensure successful outcomes. From Bangkok to Belize, she has lived and taught all over the world. Drawing on her international experience, Greenland facilitates programming for restorative justice, engaged citizenship and community resiliency. A contemplative practitioner and artist, she said she blends creative process into all her work and approaches community engagement from a systems perspective and builds connectivity to foster inclusivity and cross-cultural communication.
Greenland Consulting will host a monthly professional development group, Creative Cohort, on the first Thursday of every month at the Cedar Street Bistro.
“This group is for local business owners who are creative, right-brained, imaginative, innovative, intuitive, or just plain artsy,” said Greenland.
Greenland is a Right-Brained Business Plan licensed facilitator and offers business planning workshops at the Eureka Institute in Sagle. Her next workshop is Saturday, Oct. 20, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Information: katherinegreenland.com