San Francisco’s Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund overhauled its approach to compensation, creating a “job architecture” to make pay more transparent and consistent for all employees and job candidates. The group can now make faster hiring and promotion decisions while helping employees understand their path for career growth.
How can your nonprofit improve compensation policies and practices? What are the best practices you should adopt to remain competitive in a hot job market?
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Meet the Speakers
Katie Donovan
Founder, Equal Pay Negotiations
Katie Donovan is a leading pay-equity expert who founded the Boston-based consultancy Equal Pay Negotiations in 2011. She has played a key role in advocating for pay equity by serving as a founding member of the Massachusetts Equal Pay Coalition, co-president of the Massachusetts chapter of the American Association of University Women, and legislative committee member of the Massachusetts chapter of the National Organization of Women. Since 2016, Donovan’s work has resulted in the enactment of nearly 50 laws and executive orders addressing pay equity and transparency.
Director of Human Resources, Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund
Kate Sylvester leads human resources, focusing on practices that support building a diverse and inclusive workplace. Kate has nearly two decades of experience serving non-profit, cultural, and academic institutions. Her career began in recruiting at The Sierra Club, continued in HR roles at Simmons University and the Dominican University of California, and has included contract HR support for Stanford and Harvard Universities.
