Kathrina Moore-Richardson

Kathrina Moore-Richardson’s work within the non-profit and philanthropic sectors is focused on the strategic planning and alignment of an organization's social justice vision, goals and impact on their respective communities.   She thrives on working with clients to identify innovative ways of thinking, leading, behaving, and designing systems and structures for organizational success.  As native Spanish speaker, Kathrina is able to work across diverse communities to design and manage systemic global programs and projects that leverage technology and prioritize learning, community engagement, and impact. 

She is a dynamic facilitator, consultant, and executive coach. She has enjoyed more than 25 years of experience working with businesses and non-profit organizations, specializing in organizational development, culture change management & communications, talent management strategy, and curriculum, meeting and program design. She has extensive knowledge and experience working with senior global leadership teams across private, non-profit, and philanthropic institutions.  Some of her more recent work includes engagements and relationships with the CPI-SD, SEIU IU, Local 2015, Local 1000, Local 503 & Local 925, PICO CA, ACLU SDIC, The Greenlining Institute, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Color of Change, Race Forward, and InPartnership Consulting.  

Kathrina is an ACC certified Healing Centered Coach; a qualified administrator for the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI); certified Situational Leadership Trainer from the Center for Leadership Studies; a certified Interpersonal Leadership Styles Inventory (ILS) Trainer; and trained in the Art of Transformational Consulting led by Robert Gass, co-founder of the Social Transformation Project and the Rockwood Leadership Institute; and lastly, a Senior Consultant/facilitator for SEIU’s BOLD Center & The LeadersTrust. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Psychology from the University of Notre Dame de Namur, and has completed all coursework at San Francisco State University in the Masters program for Public Administration.