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Arthur Padilla

StrataG.Works

Member profile details

First Name

Arthur

Last Name

Padilla

Company

StrataG.Works

Title

Senior Managing Partner

arthur.padilla@stratag.works

Phone

(505) 350-2363

Address Line 1

2704 SW 305th St

City

Federal Way

State/Province

Zip Code

98023

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Website / Social Platforms

Website

www.stratag.works

https://www.linkedin.com/company/stratagworks

Blog

https://www.stratag.works/blog

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Company Profile

Company Overview

We know change can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be. StrataG̅.Works has a proven framework for change that will help you through the process and get you where you want to go. You don’t need to do this alone! Let us help guide the way and show you how we can make your company better than ever before.

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Services

DEI Assessments planning
Strategic Planning Education and Planning
Leadership coaching (individual and group)
Program Design and Evaluation
Learning Strategy Development

Practice Areas (select top 3)

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Training
Executive Coaching
Interim Leadership
Program Evaluation (Outcome Management, Data Analytics)
Strategic planning

Client List

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administrations
The University of Texas at San Antonio-Pediatrics
TeamBuilders
Santa Fe Small Business Alliance
Gender Odyssey
Alaska Humanities Forum
YWCA National Office
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Progress Alliance

Testimonial 1

LaJuana Johnson, CEO,
No words can truly describe the burst of genius and brilliance known as Arthur Padilla. Arthur creates collaborative soul-centered client engagement that provides opportunity for clients to dig deeper and think outside of their typical realm of thinking to reach outcomes they never imagined were attainable

Testimonial 2

CHRISTIAN DOUCETTE, Nonprofit Development Director
Arthur is an agent of real change. His approach to goals is the perfect mix of optimism (that change is possible) and reality (there are always limitations). No matter the challenge, Arthur creates a positive environment in which everyone does their best work. A rare gem, both personally and professionally

Testimonial 3

NICOLE ZIMLOCH, SR. ASSOCIATE QUALITY ASSURANCE,
I had the privilege of working with Arthur during one of the most challenging times in my professional career. He taught me about strategy that works and I have since applied his techniques and tools to many aspects of my life that have allowed me to move forward, explore new ways of thinking and improve my communicati

Publications & Articles

Article 1

What Does Inclusion Really Mean?

URL for Article 1

https://www.stratag.works/post/what-does-inclusion-really-mean

Article 2

Fault Versus Responsibility

URL for Article 2

https://www.stratag.works/post/fault-versus-responsibility-a-personal-perspective

Speaker's Bureau Information

Speaker Bio

Mr. Padilla began his community impact work in Southern Arizona, working for a multi-stakeholder collaborative designed to reduce HIV infection throughout Pima County. Mr. Padilla has implemented several similar initiatives to address the community oppression of LGBTQ youth in Washington, DC; crystal methamphetamine addiction in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood; and a community therapy initiative in Northern New Mexico for first-time insured mental health clients. Mr. Padilla has been working as a consultant since 2011. He has done extensive work in anti-racist and anti-oppression programming across the United States. In Alaska, where distance learning has been a priority for many years, he participated in developing collective impact initiatives for front-line care workers. He was also the lead evaluator for a Department of Education project in Alaska designed to learn about cultural differences using an immersion/experiential program. This collective impact project included the Native Corporations from across Alaska, all the school districts in the state, teachers in middle school and high school, and students from every Alaska community. Lastly, he just completed a three-year initiative with the YWCA USA office as lead evaluator for a trauma-informed leadership project for high school girls of color. Again, this well-funded national initiative included YWCAaffiliates, high schools, small businesses, educators, parents, and most especially, youth. The program will launch nationally in 2021.

Topic 1

Creating New Systems using a DEIA Lens

Topic 1 Description

The idea of deconstructing and reconstructing systems to remove institutional oppression. Through storytelling and examples, I help people understand the practical implications of this idea. From recruiting and hiring staff to recruiting and training board members and everything in between.

Topic 2

Trauma-Informed Approaches-What Does this Mean

Topic 2 Description

The conversations about Trauma-Informed Approaches are complicated and many people struggle to understand what this means in practice. Interestingly enough, the conversations related to DEIA are relevant and correlate well to our growing understanding of what it means to interface with people who have been traumatized.

Topic 3

The Implications of Fostering Resiliency

Topic 3 Description

For many years I worked in Alaska supporting cultural exchanges between rural and urban youth. The program was astounding and provided an excellent opportunity to see what happens when youth are taught resilience strategies.

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