
BOOSH
Noun, adjective
1: Word mimicking the sound of an explosion. Used to express
awesomeness, to punctuate reality when situations call for it.
Appropriate for victoriousness, excitement, mental collisions,
being dumbstruck, awestruck, and fantastic explosions.
Rena Dulberg, Principal
RENA HAS THE EMPATHY GENE AND BRINGS IT INTO ALL PARTS OF HER WORK. HER SIGANTURE LINE IS “TRUST THE PROCESS.”
So it wasn’t a surprise that found a way to make empathy part of my career choice. Before starting BOOSH, I enjoyed a robust career in education and social enterprise. I spent nine-years in higher education—where I honed my expertise in leadership, civic engagement, and program management—later applying my skills international development agencies and later running a national nonprofit start-up accelerator. Along the way I became certain what I wanted to do: leverage the powerful combination of empathy and insights to help the leaders make their organizations more impactful.
I went on to earn my certification from the Stanford D School as a Design Thinking facilitator, and soon-after BOOSH was born. I have since been applying these tools to help leaders of mission-driven organizations solve complex challenges. I am an active listener and a naturally strategic thinker. I believe in continuing my own professional journey while helping others; I’ve now successfully completed many courses from IDEO U—in everything from strategy to innovation to systems thinking to change management. BOOSH puts these tools to work with top-tier leaders, executive directors and boards from a diverse array of mission-driven organizations. I am so grateful for the opportunity to combine my natural skill set and my professional training to help key leaders and their organizations move from stuck to strategy.
Sonia Dobinsky, Consultant
SONIA IS DIPLOMATIC, STRAIGHTFORWARD AND SKILLED AT WORKING WITH LEADERS TO GET THEM WHERE THEY NEED TO BE.
Sonia is a seasoned non-profit leader and owner of Sonia Dobinsky Coaching + Consulting, focusing on supporting internal stakeholders and enhancing organizational operations. With over 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience, she has led various initiatives, specializing in strategic planning, community engagement, program development and human resource management. Notably, she served as Vice President of Community Engagement at the Jewish Federation of St. Louis and as Executive Director of the Central Agency for Jewish Education. In addition, she is a CTI-trained coach and certified professional career coach. Sonia lives in Boulder County, Colorado. (www.soniadobinsky.com)