Tricia O’neill
About Tricia O’neill
Tricia O'Neill serves as an Operations Manager with over 15 years of experience in nonprofit operations. She is based in the Pacific Northwest and is passionate about the intersection of social good and technology, while also enjoying outdoor activities such as hiking and gardening.
Role as Operations Manager
Tricia O’neill serves as an Operations Manager, where she is responsible for overseeing various operational functions within the organization. Her role involves ensuring that team members have the necessary resources to succeed in their tasks. She embraces the challenge of managing multiple responsibilities, which allows her to contribute effectively to the organization's goals.
Experience in Nonprofit Operations
With over 15 years of experience in nonprofit operations, Tricia O’neill has developed a deep understanding of the sector. Her extensive background equips her with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of nonprofit management. She focuses on optimizing processes and enhancing team performance to drive organizational success.
Interest in Social Good and Technology
Tricia O’neill is fascinated by the intersection of social good and technology. This interest drives her to explore innovative solutions that can enhance nonprofit operations and impact. She actively seeks ways to integrate technology into her work to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Personal Interests and Hobbies
In her personal time, Tricia O’neill enjoys lounging in a pollinator garden, where she admires the activity of bees and hummingbirds. She also has a passion for exploring hard-to-find hiking trails, which reflects her appreciation for nature and the outdoors. These interests contribute to her well-rounded perspective on life and work.
Midwestern Roots and Pacific Northwest Base
Tricia O’neill is originally from the Midwest and currently resides in the Pacific Northwest. This geographical transition has influenced her lifestyle and interests, allowing her to engage with diverse communities and environments. Her background enriches her approach to operations management in the nonprofit sector.