Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)

Current

• Director, South East Philadelphia Collaborative at United Communities

Past

• Director of Development & Outreach at United Communities Southeast Philadelphia
• President at National Association of Asian American Professionals - Philadelphia
• Program Manager, Cultural Connections Collaborative at Delaware County Memorial Hospital

• White House Intern at Office of Presidential Personnel

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Education

• Temple University
• Bucknell University

Recommended

5 people have recommended Brad

Connections

440 connections

Industry

Non-Profit Organization Management

Websites

• NAAAP
• NAAAP Philadelphia

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Summary

Brad Baldia attended The Hill School, an elite private boarding school in Pottstown, PA. Brad received his BA in English and Biology from Bucknell University and a Masters in Public Health from Temple University. In 1995, Brad served as a White House Intern in the Office of Presidential Personnel. He currently works as the Director of the South East Philadelphia Collaborative. In addition, he works extensively with Asian community organizations on a local and national level, such as the Pan Asian Association of Greater Philadelphia and the National Association of Asian American Professionals (Brad is Past-President of the Philadelphia Chapter and was elected in August, 2006 as Executive Vice President of NAAAP National).

He serves on various boards including the Multicultural Affairs Congress (Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau), the Asian American Health Care Network, Pennsylvania Immigration & Citizenship Coalition and the Filipino American National Historical Society (National Trustee). Brad is a member of the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Asian American & Pacific Islander Advisory Committee as well as FBI Philadelphia's Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee.

Mr. Baldia has received numerous awards for his efforts, including the "Unsung Heroes Award" by Keystone Mercy Health Plan and "National Brotherhood/Sisterhood Award" by the National Conference for Community and Justice. In 2002, he was recognized as one of the "Top 30 Most Influential Asians in America Under the Age of 30". Most recently, Brad was one of fifty people citywide who was nominated for the "Spirit of Philadelphia Award".

Mr. Baldia has served as Media Relations for the Day Without an Immigrant Coalition and has been a strong advocate in the fight for Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Specialties:

Development/Fundraising, Media Relations, PR, Political Advocacy

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Experience

• Director, South East Philadelphia Collaborative

  United Communities

  (Non-Profit; 51-200 employees; Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

  March 2007 — Present (1 year 7 months)

  Coordinate a coalition 14 different nonprofits who have afterschool programs and are committed to youth empowerment/leadership development in Southeast Philadelphia.

• Director of Development & Outreach

  United Communities Southeast Philadelphia

  (Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

  March 2004 — March 2007 (3 years 1 month)

• President

  National Association of Asian American Professionals - Philadelphia

  (Non-Profit; Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

  September 2004 — September 2006 (2 years 1 month)

• Program Manager, Cultural Connections Collaborative

  Delaware County Memorial Hospital

  (Non-Profit; Hospital & Health Care industry)

  January 2001 — January 2004 (3 years 1 month)

• White House Intern

  Office of Presidential Personnel

  (Government Agency; Government Administration industry)

  August 1995 — May 1996 (10 months)

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Education

• Temple University

  MPH, Public Health, 1998 — 2000

• Bucknell University

  BA, English and Biology, 1991 — 1995

Additional Information

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Websites:

• NAAAP
• NAAAP Philadelphia

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Groups:

• National Association of Asian American Professionals
• Multicultural Affairs Congress (Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau)
• Filipino American National Historical Society
• Pan Asian Association of Greater Philadelphia
• Asian American Health Care Network
• Pennsylvania Immigration & Citizenship Coalition
• PA Attorney General’s Asian American & Pacific Islander Advisory Committee
• FBI Philadelphia's Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee, NaFFAA, Asian Community, Philadelphia Asian Community

•    National Association of Asian American Professionals
•    Hill School Alumni/ae
•    Asian American & Pacific Islander Leadership Council
•    Asian Pacific American Business (The Power of the APA Market)

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Honors:

• “National Brotherhood/Sisterhood Award”, National Conference for Community and Justice, NCCJ – 1998 for exemplary commitment and service to others.
• “Unsung Heroes Award”, Keystone Mercy Health Plan – 1998 in recognition of outstanding dedication and service to the youth of Philadelphia.
• “Presidential Award”, Filipino Executive Council of Greater Philadelphia – 1998 for commitment and service to the Filipino community, both locally and nationally.
• “Top 30, Under 30” – Voted one of the 30 Most Influential Asians in America Under the Age of 30 in November, 2002 by PoliticalCircus.
• NAAAP National Venture of the Year Award in August, 2006 to NAAAP Philadelphia.

Brad Baldia (brad_baldia@naaap.org)’s Contact Settings

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