Penchina Partners

Testimonials

“Penchina Partners understands social justice organizations and quickly embraces the unique mission of their clients. They have an ability to develop structure, timelines and frameworks that are user friendly for their busy clients. They respectfully hold their clients accountable to their work plans. They bring a collegial approach to their clients - they are with us, but not selling themselves as superior or telling us they know best.”

Jesse milan, President & CEO of aids united

“The sensitivity given to the role of Executive Director and CEO is invaluable. Nonprofit work is hard, and at many times unforgiving. Penchina Partners brings a light-heartedness to the table that is refreshing and makes major change seem possible. I have been underwhelmed by most nonprofit consultants. I have never worked with anyone like Penchina Partners.”

brian wenke, executive director of it gets better

“Daniel and Max are smart, engaging, and very easy to work with. They took changes in their strides and were very flexible. Not only were they great at the listening portion during the various stakeholder interviews, but I also felt listened to as the client and I felt they were continuously checking in to ensure that the plan and end product met our needs. Daniel has been the Executive Director of a small-to-mid sized non-profit himself and Max has worked at several, so they know what a strategic plan needs to be in order to be effective.”

Steve Roth, Executive Director of ORAM

“Penchina Partners brings high level strategy informed by on the ground, real world practice. They bring deep knowledge but are also practical and focused on Big Picture strategy and impact. Penchina Partners is pretty unique and not the cookie cutter corporate consulting industrial complex.”

Amy Fettig, Fmr Executive Director of The Sentencing Project

"[Penchina Partners’] cool and calm helped us navigate choppy waters and get critical policies through a difficult Congress. Their savvy and skill were invaluable to us."

LAUREN MEHTA, fmr DIRECTOR OF ADVOCACY, WOUNDED WARRIOR