Christopher Janetzko

Executive Director at COLUMBIA GORGE CASA

Hood River, Oregon, United States

About

I enjoy using my talents and skills to help improve the world.

Experience

  • Executive Director at COLUMBIA GORGE CASA
    Jan 2022 - Present · 4 yrs 7 mos

  • Executive Director at CASA of Bradley & Polk Counties
    Dec 2018 - Dec 2021 · 3 yrs 1 mo

    Member of the National CASA/GAL Suburban Leadership Council

  • Marketing Manager at First Things First
    Jan 2018 - Nov 2018 · 11 mos

    Managed daily marketing activities including helping to maintain and evolve a social media presence of over 20,000 followers and weekly content creation for segmented emails to over 20,000 of FTF’s closest supporters. Assisted in the launching and product development of FTF’s new product The NewlyWed Box which has had over 170 subscribers in the past year. Other responsibilities included designing digital ads, flyers and billboards, assisting in the production of videos, and being on the committee of FTF’s Signature Event.

  • Outreach Manager at CASA of Bradley & Polk Counties
    May 2016 - Dec 2017 · 1 yr 8 mos

    Expanded CASA's capacity through the rebranding the agency’s social media and website, which significantly increased CASA’s online traffic and doubled the agency’s Facebook followers. Started the expansion of CASA’s volunteer advocacy program, bringing the program from virtually no active advocates to 37 advocates. Each volunteer advocate committed to at least 12 months of advocating for children in abuse and neglect situations. Expanded the agency's financial capacity through multiple events such as the CASA’s Red Shoe Gala and CASA’s first ever Superhero 5K and Family Fun Festival. Assisted in the writing of multiple grants that helped to increase CASA’s financial capacity. - First 12 months were served as a United Way AmeriCorps VISTA.

  • Assistant Project Manager at ADRA Kurdistan
    Aug 2015 - Dec 2015 · 5 mos

    Assisted in the management of a $1.4 million project funded by DFATD-IHA. Through the project, ADRA assisted those displaced by the attacks of ISIS through providing 2,646 families with NFI vouchers, over 500 families with rent assistance for three months, and awareness sessions to over 1,500 individuals. Personal duties included managing activities, preparing reports, attending coordination meetings, and writing proposals.