David Shapiro, President and CEO
David Shapiro has worked on the funding, funder, and managerial sides of the non-profit sector. He was co-director of the United States Golf Association Foundation implementing its 10-year, $50 million commitment to use golf to improve the lives of economically disadvantaged youth and people with disabilities. In 2003, Shapiro joined the Red Cross as Director of Institutional Advancement for the Mass Bay chapter, the 6th largest chapter with an annual budget of $12 million.
In late 2004, Shapiro became President & CEO of Mass Mentoring Partnership. Shapiro is charged with building operational and financial infrastructure, ensuring that MMP is leveraging and maximizing investments in the field, operating impactful mentor recruitment campaigns, and providing innovative training and consulting services to the 165+ mentoring programs in its statewide network serving almost 20,000 young people.
Shapiro is on the boards of Mass Non-Profit Net, Common Impact, Association of Fundraising Professionals, and Friends of the Children - Boston.
Sue Anne Endelman, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
In her two decades as a senior executive in the non-profit sector, Sue Anne Endelman has successfully led numerous initiatives to align mission, objectives, and financial resources to maximize and sustain organizational effectiveness and vibrancy.
Endelman joined the staff of Mass Mentoring Partnership in early 2006 in the then newly created position of Vice President for Training and Strategic Services. During her tenure in this position, the state’s umbrella organization for youth mentoring programs created a nationally recognized quality-based membership model, implemented first-time statewide research on the field of mentoring, and launched the AmeriCorps Ambassadors of Mentoring Program. In August 2009, Endelman became MMP’s first Chief Operating Officer, a role in which she will build the operational infrastructure of the organization to be aligned with its recent 400 percent growth in revenue.
Endelman spent 16 years as a senior executive at Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston (JCCGB), most recently as Senior Vice President for Operations and Planning. Chief among her accomplishments at JCCGB were the revitalization of the organization’s six-site early childhood education system that served over 650 families annually and the launch of regionalized models for youth and young adult engagement.
Her earliest work in the non-profit sector focused on out-of-school time and summer camp programs for children and adolescents, experiences that continue to drive her passion for organizations committed to promoting the best interests of youth.
A native of California, Sue Anne graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a B.A. in psychology, and completed her M.A. in Jewish community studies/human service management at Brandeis University.
