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John R. McCoy

JOHN R. MCCOY, MBA, is San Francisco Bay Area native and has spent his career overseeing community outreach and philanthropic initiatives on behalf of local and national nonprofit organizations.

Holding Myself Together
by John R. McCoy

April 8, 2021 Contributed By: John R. McCoy

"Tehe Grip" by Christian Allison

“Your skills are not what we need at this time.”  Five years ago, my boss, Laura, not her real name, terminated my employment with these words.  Face-to-face in an office the size of a coat closet, sat this middle-aged white woman, Chief Development Officer at the foundation, and I, former Director of Cause Marketing and […]

Filed Under: Culture, Featured Culture Posted On: April 8, 2021

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