As the Resource Development and Communications Director at Mid-Iowa Community Action, Inc. (MICA), Jaimie Adkins plays a pivotal role in shaping the narrative and strategic direction of the organization. With a deep-seated passion for storytelling, Jaimie excels in translating the impactful work of MICA into...
As the Resource Development and Communications Director at Mid-Iowa Community Action, Inc. (MICA), Jaimie Adkins plays a pivotal role in shaping the narrative and strategic direction of the organization. With a deep-seated passion for storytelling, Jaimie excels in translating the impactful work of MICA into compelling narratives that resonate with donors, stakeholders, and the community at large. Her expertise in grant writing and compliance is particularly noteworthy; she meticulously manages major federal and state grants, including the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), ensuring that MICA not only meets compliance standards but also effectively communicates the significance of its programs.
Jaimie leads the strategic planning initiatives that underpin MICA's mission, utilizing her strong organizational leadership skills to foster collaboration across departments. By collecting and analyzing data, she documents the agency's successes and challenges, which informs future planning cycles and enhances the effectiveness of fund development efforts. Her proficiency in media relations and crisis communications allows her to navigate complex narratives, ensuring that MICA's voice remains strong and clear in the community.
In addition to her grant writing and strategic planning responsibilities, Jaimie is adept at event planning and marketing, orchestrating initiatives that engage the community and strengthen relationships with donors. By building these connections, she cultivates a culture of philanthropy that is essential for the organization’s sustainability. Ultimately, Jaimie Adkins embodies the spirit of MICA through her commitment to storytelling, relationship-building, and strategic resource development, making her an invaluable asset to the nonprofit sector.
