"Nonprofits are so often our trusted partners across the city, delivering services within the communities they know best," said Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom. We are excited to have her on board and know that she is the right person to drive forward this crucial work to support nonprofits and the communities they serve." "Karen Ford's rich nonprofit and government experience will be an incredible asset as she addresses the needs of our nonprofit partners. "The new Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services is a crucial step towards the Adams administration's long-term vision for supporting nonprofits through cross-sector collaboration, increased coordination across city agencies, and regular communication with the sector," said Deputy Mayor for Strategic Initiatives Sheena Wright.
Her appointment will make it easier to support New Yorkers by helping us cut red tape in the contract process with the city and help us 'Get Stuff Done' more quickly." And Karen will bring her expertise from serving as COO at HELP USA to develop and deliver a capacity-building office to support our city's nonprofit partners. Jasmine has brought the transformative power of sports to countless New Yorkers, and I know she will bring that same expertise to her role leading the newly created Mayor's Office of Sports, Wellness, and Recreation. "By harnessing the power of sports and recreation, we can build stronger, healthier, and more equitable communities. "New Yorkers are lucky that two highly qualified individuals like Jasmine Ray and Karen Ford are joining the ranks of city government, ready to roll up their sleeves," said Chief of Staff Frank Carone. Jasmine and Karen will bring not only a deep passion to their roles but also a wealth of experience to our team, and I'm proud to have them join our administration." "These two new appointees will utilize these newly created offices to connect New Yorkers to an active lifestyle, build healthier communities, and create a smoother process for our nonprofit partners. "Jasmine Ray and Karen Ford are two passionate public servants who have dedicated their careers to empowering and advocating for New Yorkers across the five boroughs," said Mayor Adams. At the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services, Ford will make the office's efforts to engage and communicate critical information to nonprofits, develop and deliver a capacity-building program to support nonprofits to contract with the city more easily, and coordinate activities to advance the recommendations of the Joint Task Force to Get Nonprofits Paid on Time. As the Mayor's Office of Sports, Wellness, and Recreation director, Ray will oversee creation and implementation of sports and wellness initiatives to build a healthier and more active city for all New Yorkers.įord brings nearly 30 years of experience in social and non-profit services to city government. Ray brings years of experience as a community leader, coach, and athlete dedicated to using sports to strengthen and build healthier communities across New York City. New York – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the appointment of Jasmine Ray as director of the newly created Mayor's Office of Sports, Wellness, and Recreation and Karen Ford as executive director of the Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services.
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In his free time Nolan enjoys staying active and spending time with his family.Appoints Jasmine Ray as Director of Mayor's Office of Sports, Wellness, and RecreationĪppoints Karen Ford as Executive Director of Mayor's Office of Nonprofit Services As well as being a Licensed and Certified Athletic Trainer, Nolan is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He then became the Head Athletic Trainer for Georgia Military College, Preparatory School for three years. Upon graduation, Nolan worked as a Clinical and Outreach Athletic Trainer in Roswell, Georgia. He earned is Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training from Georgia College. Nolan joined the Georgia College staff in 2021.
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