Brian R. Gaumont
Partner, Wipfli Advisory LLC
- Location
- Madison, WI
- Contact
- +1 608 270 2952
- bgaumont@wipfli.com
Gaumont is a partner leading business development and growth within Wipfli’s nonprofit, government and education practice. Brian specializes in work with federally-funded human services organization, including community action and Head Start agencies, as well as associations and community-based organizations. With more than 15 years of experience, Brian is skilled in organizational development, strategic planning and training.
- Process improvement, alignment and redesign
- Strategic planning
- Prosci Change Practitioner
- Organization Systems International – Polaris Competency Model and 360 Survey
- Trained from Institute of Cultural Affairs – Technology of Participation in:
- Strategic planning
- Approaches to environmental scanning
- Facilitation methods
- Guest Lecturer – Cardinal Stritch University – Team Communication
- End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin – Board Member
- Boys & Girls Club of Dane County – Sun Prairie Advisory Board
- Downtown Madison, Inc. and CONNECT Madison – Active member
- Leadership Greater Madison – 2016 graduate
- Wipfli’s United Way Committee – President - 2018
- Bachelor of science degree with a minor in business administration
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ARTICLE | NONPROFITS
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