Brigid Riley supports others in moving their important work forward. She specializes in strategic planning, community engagement and organizational coaching, bringing experience from the public health arena, the nonprofit sector, and all levels of government to support positive organizational change.
Ms. Riley is a certified Technology of Participation (ToP©) facilitator and trainer, using internationally-recognized facilitation tools that emphasize authentic participation by all. She has honed her facilitation practice through extensive work with local, state and national groups. Her work in the nonprofit sector includes a special focus on reframing how we think and talk about youth, young parents, adolescent sexual health and the concerns of LGBTQ populations.
Brigid holds an undergraduate degree from the University of St. Catherine, Saint Paul, MN, and a Master of Public Health from the University of Minnesota. She is an alumna of the Policy Fellows program at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute for Public Affairs, and the Emerging Leaders Network, a leadership development program of Minnesota public health associations. Click here to visit her website.