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The Oak Tree Project donates Professional Service Grants to qualified non-profit organizations in the areas of assessment, financial management, leadership (executive and board), human resource management, strategic planning, process management, technology strategies & information management, and marketing.

The Oak Tree Project was founded by five senior management consultants concerned about community issues and dedicated to doing something about it. They are members of the Northern California Chapter of the Institute of Management Consultants USA; IMC USA is a national association that sets ethical standards for conduct in business with management consulting associations in over 30 other countries.  Since the original founding of the group in 2004, it has expanded to include more projects in other areas.

"Our organization is much improved as a result of OTP's help. You helped us organize board meetings, set primary organizational goals, evaluate needs for new board membes by skills, review our mission statement, revise our bylaws, and elect new officers."

Board Co-Chair, Robert Scott, M.D.

"The extensive work to help us define a more effective and timely financial reporting system was very valuable. What is more, you all treated us with great professionalism and respect."

Executive Director, Hazel Wesson

Core Values

  • Dedicated Professionalism
  • Integrity
  • Demonstrated Competence
  • Client Service
  • Comprehensive Collaboration

Current OTP Teams

Five senior management consultants in the Sacramento, California area plan to invite applications for The Oak Tree Project Service Grant from non-profit organizations in Sacramento, Placer, Nevada and Yolo Counties. News Update: April 24, 2006.

Completed OTP Projects

News Releases

News Update: March 2006

San Francisco Team Completes Project With Hunters Point Family.

IMC member volunteer consultants Deborah Hornberger CMC, Cathy Hammer, Frank Nettleton, Michael North, Charles Wilson and Tom Bush worked with Executive Director Takai Tyler and Founder Lena Miller to improve Hunters Point Family's financial reporting, fundraising, marketing, public relations, board development, electronic data network and reduce business risk. Media Release: April 5, 2006

News Update: February 2006

The East Bay Oak Tree Project has begun its work with the California Autism Foundation. Media Release: February 21, 2006.

News Update: September 2005

Listen to our Public Service Announcement that is now playing on Northern California television and radio. (PSA_30sec_Final.mp3) Media Release: October 2005

Media Release: July 2005

Oak Tree Project Consultants complete community service for AIDS Project East Bay. Media Release: July 5, 2005.

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