Jeanne Bistranin serves as the Executive Director of The Summit Foundation, where she leverages her extensive experience in community leadership and strategic philanthropy to drive impactful initiatives in Summit County, Colorado. Under her guidance, the foundation has become a pivotal resource for nonprofits, providing essential...
Jeanne Bistranin serves as the Executive Director of The Summit Foundation, where she leverages her extensive experience in community leadership and strategic philanthropy to drive impactful initiatives in Summit County, Colorado. Under her guidance, the foundation has become a pivotal resource for nonprofits, providing essential grants and local scholarships that empower high school students and foster community development. Jeanne's expertise in volunteer management and board development has been instrumental in convening diverse organizations to collaboratively address pressing community issues, from education and health to environmental sustainability.
One of her key projects includes the development of innovative solutions through community-wide initiatives that not only respond to immediate needs but also promote long-term resilience and growth. Jeanne excels in connecting donors with their philanthropic interests, ensuring that contributions are aligned with the community's most pressing challenges. Her adept skills in grant writing and resource development have significantly enhanced the foundation's ability to secure funding and support for various programs, amplifying their impact.
In addition to her leadership role, Jeanne is a passionate advocate for corporate social responsibility and social entrepreneurism, often engaging local businesses in meaningful partnerships that benefit the community. Her marketing communications strategies effectively raise awareness of the foundation's mission and initiatives, fostering a culture of giving and collaboration. With a commitment to creating lasting change, Jeanne Bistranin continues to inspire and mobilize stakeholders across Summit County, making her a respected figure in the nonprofit landscape.
