Pasadena Executive Roundtable

Pasadena Executive Roundtable The group meets on the second Wednesday of each month from 8:30AM to 10:00AM, with the exception of July and August.

PERT is informal collaborative group of local non-profit Exec Directors dedicated to professional support and development to create powerful community organization leaders in the greater Pasadena area. The Pasadena Executive Roundtable is a consortium of local nonprofit executive directors who meet to discuss leadership and management issues of common concern, as well as hear presentations by spea

kers of interest. The organization is entirely volunteer-run and is lead by a Steering Committee that meets quarterly and selects discussion topics and guest speakers.

2015-16 Year:

Steering Committee Chair: Elizabeth Dever, Pasadena Ronald McDonald House

Contact Info: [email protected]
(626) 204-0400

Fiscal Sponsor: Journey House

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Thanks to Tournament of Roses for hosting PERT for our February meeting with the Pasadena Community Foundation and the C...
02/20/2026

Thanks to Tournament of Roses for hosting PERT for our February meeting with the Pasadena Community Foundation and the California Community Foundation. Great insights and connections made! Thanks to Jeannine Bogaard from PCF and Rosemary Veniegas, PhD from CCF for joining us.

JOIN US FOR OUR HOLIDAY MEETING AT VILLA ESPERANZA on December 11 for a special time celebrating together!
11/21/2025

JOIN US FOR OUR HOLIDAY MEETING AT VILLA ESPERANZA on December 11 for a special time celebrating together!

Thanks to Sussy Nemer, Supervisor Barger'sField Deputy, San Gabriel Valley, for meeting with us at our November meeting ...
11/21/2025

Thanks to Sussy Nemer, Supervisor Barger's
Field Deputy, San Gabriel Valley, for meeting with us at our November meeting at the Pasadena Museum of History. We had a frank, helpful discussion!

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11/19/2024

Seeking fun way for your volunteers/supporters to raise a few dollars for you? Contact the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts!

11/19/2024

Non-Profit Leaders! Please read post from CAL NONPROFITS!
Urgent Action Alert: Oppose
H.R. 9495 to Protect Nonprofits
An alarming piece of legislation in Congress, H.R. 9495, would allow the government to designate any nonprofit as a "terrorist supporting organization," and then require that organization to prove itself innocent to avoid revocation of its tax-exempt status. The House of Representatives is scheduled to consider H.R. 9495 this week, with a vote likely on Wednesday. While intended to be anti-terrorism legislation, all nonprofits should be concerned about the dangerous precedent this bill could establish and the potential for abuse by the Executive Branch. Read the bill language here.
CalNonprofits and our partners are fiercely opposed to the fact that this legislation would allow the Secretary of the Treasury to have unilateral authority and discretion to designate section 501(c) nonprofits as “terrorist supporting organizations,” without requiring the Secretary to share their full evidence or reasoning. The lack of due process protections should be concerning to all Americans and not just nonprofit organizations, as it places the burden of proof on the accused organization, with only 90 days to demonstrate their innocence before revoking tax-exempt status.
The Council on Foundations, Independent Sector, National Council of Nonprofits, and United Philanthropy Forum on Friday issued a joint statement of opposition.
The bill has been introduced and failed twice already; note that 52 Democrats supported it, including Congressman Adam Schiff, our state’s newly elected U.S. Senator. The legislation is being reintroduced with a hearing on Monday, November 18th at 1 pm PT.
Find the California representatives who voted yes here and contact their offices immediately.
Take Action: Tell Congress to OPPOSE H.R. 9495
1. Visit the IS Action Center to sign a petition to oppose H.R. 9495. https://independentsector.quorum.us/campaign/92339/
2. Call your Congressional Representative TODAY and urge them to vote NO on H.R. 9495 when it comes up again for a vote. You can find contact information for your Member of Congress here. https://www.house.gov/representa.../find-your-representative And the list of California representatives who already voted yes on previous votes here. https://docs.google.com/.../1VnEs8tGYuaGjNCDJeKYS.../edit...
3. Social Media Engagement: Post on your platforms and tag your Representative to urge them to oppose H.R.9495.
Sample posts:
ACTION NEEDED As a constituent of [] and a staunch supporter of the nonprofit sector, I urge you to vote NO on H.R. 9495. This bill may be well-intentioned but it erodes due process and jeopardizes vital services for vulnerable communities.
Nonprofits are critical to our communities. H.R. 9495 may mean well, but it threatens due process and risks harming those we serve. [], vote NO on .
Sample script for calling your representative:
I’m calling to urge you to oppose H.R. 9495, the Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act, scheduled for a vote later today. This bill poses a direct threat to nonprofits by granting the Treasury Secretary unchecked power to label organizations as “terrorist supporting” and strip their tax-exempt status. Even worse, this can happen without evidence, intentional links, or any requirement to disclose the reasons for the designation. The lack of due process and accountability leaves nonprofits defenseless against vague and potentially politically motivated accusations.
While the bill includes provisions for tax relief for American hostages—a noble cause—this should not come at the expense of jeopardizing nonprofit operations and democratic values. These provisions should be separated into their own bill that doesn’t include the unchecked harm to nonprofits.
Please oppose H.R. 9495 to protect nonprofits and the communities they serve. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Adam Schiff

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Pasadena, CA

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