Goldie Sternbuch

• Founded and built The Quantum Foundation from the ground up, creating a robust platform serving vulnerable individuals in Israel.
• Successfully recruited a high-level board and key community leaders, leveraging their expertise and network.
• Developed a unique social ecosystem uniting philanthropy, government, operators, and business leaders, resulting in a social start-up model that leans on a multi-tiered operating system.
• Developed and implemented the Q Center, a social enterprise model which has helped over 100 youth since its inception in 2023, through employment in art, providing them with life, social and business skills to help them become independent and well-adjusted adults.
• Cultivated strategic partnerships with leading Israeli and international foundations and secured government collaborations
• Demonstrated strong entrepreneurial and social activism skills by securing seed funding, developing a scalable program model, and successfully navigating complex regulatory and political hurdles.

• Spearheaded a strategic overhaul of operational processes, transitioning from a reactive to a proactive and strategy-based management approach.
• Implemented a new grant-making system for 7M£/year budget, streamlining operations and enhancing performance monitoring and impact assessment.
• Revamped all marketing materials, significantly enhancing the organization's brand and online presence.

A consultancy firm for non-profit ventures

• Directed consultancy efforts for non-profit ventures, focusing on donor relations and effective fundraising strategies.
• Coordinated cross-cultural collaborations, expanding the organization's global impact.

• Supervised and supported operations in eight international offices, including US, Canada, UK, Switzerland, Germany, Singapore, substantially enhancing global outreach and achieving consistent revenue growth (9 M NIS by 2018)
• Secured significant funding through strategic partnerships with Evangelical groups worldwide.
• Successfully engaged with European Jewish Diaspora communities and leaders, attending key events and meetings, conducting outreach programs, directly resulting in the establishment of 2 new Soup Kitchens and an after-school program for disadvantaged children.

• In charge of resource development efforts across Europe, focusing on BENELUX.
• French and English-speaking donor stewardship, engagement and retention
• Oversaw all aspects of the NISA Women's Auxiliary program, encompassing events, communication, and volunteer support.

• Compiled and translated original survivors' oral and written accounts in French and Dutch, contributing to historical preservation efforts.

• Teaching Jewish studies to elementary school pupils in non-Jewish schools in Brussels.