The Maloney Group - Brains 4 Good

"For the Business Council for Peace, Toni has used her extraordinary talents to take the initial idea—that women, through business, can strengthen women in post-conflict situations—and turned that idea into a powerful reality. Her leadership, unusual insights and ability to distill practical directions for the Business Council have been absolutely essential to our success."
Anne Glauber
Chairperson
Business Council for Peace

"We needed to encourage Girl Scouts and volunteers to become more computer literate and to use our Web site to communicate our activities. Toni quickly came up with a brilliant idea: Create an online template that makes it easy for girls and their leaders to create troop Web sites. The result is new troop sites that drive membership traffic to the main Council Web site, while encouraging the development of new technology skills. Problem solved Maloney style: simple, efficient and effective!"
Susan Greenbaum
CEO
Girl Scout Council of Greater
New York

"What I've appreciated most is Toni's gift of translation. She has a rare ability to listen to a haze of dreams and concerns, generate innovative project ideas in response, and then usher in their realization with professional strategies and tactics. Toni's expertise has come to bear on almost every aspect of our operation. It's been a truly motivating and inspiring experience to see how compassionately and generously she's given her time and resources."
Liz Zawada
Director
Greenwich House Pottery

	Every summer since the year 2000, Toni Maloney has led a team of professionals dedicating a total of 100 or more pro-bono hours to a non-profit project under her Brains4Good initiative. Business strategists, writers, researchers, graphic designers and computer programmers mobilize under Toni's leadership to bring profit-making strategic thinking to non-profit challenges. The Business Council for Peace Girl Scouts of Greater New York Greenwich House Pottery
	The Business Council for Peace The Business Council for Peace (www.bpeace.com) helps women in regions of conflict and post-conflict start businesses so they can sustain their families and better foster peace in their communities. For the summer of 2003, Toni is working on a project to bring computers to a new women's business center in Afghanistan. Toni is a founding member of the Business Council and on an ongoing basis, serves on its Executive Committee. [Back to top]		"For the Business Council for Peace, Toni has used her extraordinary talents to take the initial idea—that women, through business, can strengthen women in post-conflict situations—and turned that idea into a powerful reality. Her leadership, unusual insights and ability to distill practical directions for the Business Council have been absolutely essential to our success." Anne Glauber Chairperson Business Council for Peace
	Girl Scouts of Greater New York The Girl Scout Council of Greater New York (www.gscgny.org) is the largest girl-serving organization in New York City with more than 26,000 members and the participation of more than 7,000 adult volunteers. As a voluntary membership organization, the Girl Scout Program is open to all 5-17 year old girls in the five boroughs of New York City, and offers a broad range of activities to help girls learn new skills, gain self-confidence, make new friends and provide service to their communities—while having fun and forming friendships. During the summer of 2002, Toni led a pro-bono Maloney Group team including Amy Ward Kaup, Akshay Arora and Christina Rodriguez who developed templates and technology tools for individual troops to create their own Web sites. This has become a very popular program with approximately 70 New York metropolian area troops creating their own Web Scouts sites. [Back to top]		"We needed to encourage Girl Scouts and volunteers to become more computer literate and to use our Web site to communicate our activities. Toni quickly came up with a brilliant idea: Create an online template that makes it easy for girls and their leaders to create troop Web sites. The result is new troop sites that drive membership traffic to the main Council Web site, while encouraging the development of new technology skills. Problem solved Maloney style: simple, efficient and effective!" Susan Greenbaum CEO Girl Scout Council of Greater New York
	Greenwich House Pottery Established in New York City in 1909, Greenwich House Pottery (www.greenwichhousepottery.org) is one of the city's most important centers for ceramic arts. In addition to classes for all ages, The Pottery provides workshops, lectures and exhibitions. During the summer of 2001, The Maloney Group developed a strategy for increasing the efficiency of class registrations and executed a plan that included a robust Pottery Web site. The Maloney Group team included Akshay Arora, Joe Chmielewski and Dina Bassin. Toni currently serves on the Greenwich House Pottery Advisory Board and is helping to create a comprehensive Program Plan that highlights the Pottery's core strengths and areas for future development. [Back to top]		"What I've appreciated most is Toni's gift of translation. She has a rare ability to listen to a haze of dreams and concerns, generate innovative project ideas in response, and then usher in their realization with professional strategies and tactics. Toni's expertise has come to bear on almost every aspect of our operation. It's been a truly motivating and inspiring experience to see how compassionately and generously she's given her time and resources." Liz Zawada Director Greenwich House Pottery