Our professional staff is dedicated to bringing mission and goal achievement to clients served.
Our professionals are under exclusive contract, and the firm assigns only these staff members
to deliver services to our clients.
For nearly two decades, Bradley Associates has served the needs of
nonprofits and
municipalities from New Mexico to Hawaii and Border to Border.
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Vincent G. Bradley, Jr.
FAAMA President & CEO
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Mr. Bradley has been actively involved in not-for-profit organizations for more than 30 years.
He has been responsible for raising over $1.5 billion and supervising campaigns to raise millions more.
Mr. Bradley feels personally
responsible and is involved with every campaign. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Medical Administrators.
He is also a
member of the AFP, and has been named Professional Fundraiser of the Year by both the Silicon Valley Chapter and Greater Los
Angeles Chapter.
Mr. Bradley is past President of the Greater Los Angeles
Chapter and a past Board Member of the National AFP.
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Brigadier General Johnson has been with BAC for
10 years and his consulting specialties include:
Funding Feasibility Studies, Major Gift Campaigns, Capital Campaigns, Board
Development, Marketing and Fundraising events.
He has over 25 years of experience in nonprofit fundraising and recently has
worked with clients including: Alameda County Library, Villa Siena, Redwood City
Library, Boy Scouts of America-Redwood Empire Council, Catholic Charities of the East Bay, Holy Spirit Church &
School, Most Holy Trinity Church & School, and Our
Lady of Fatima Villa.
For Holy Spirit and Most Holy Trinity he
directed Capital Campaigns that both exceeded their goals. He is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE), has a graduate
degree, he is currently President of the Silicon Valley Chapter AFP,
and is currently on active duty with the National Guard. |
Brigadier General
Scott W. Johnson
CFRE Vice President |
Regina Neu
Senior Consultant
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Ms. Neu brings over twenty years of non-profit experience working for a variety of organizations from
small art museums and colleges to national organizations.
For the past seven years she has been a Senior Consultant with BAC working with a wide range of
clients on Organizational Assessments, Executive Searches, Board Development, and
Strategic Planning.
She has also been a lecturer at Cal State and San Francisco State University, teaching the
undergraduate level non-profit administration.
She was the Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters
of San Francisco and the Peninsula. Ms. Neu was the co-chair of the San Francisco State American Humanics
Advisory Board (Nonprofit Administration Certificate Program) and a member of the Executive Board of the Burlingame Community for Education Foundation. |
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Julie wrote her first grant to
the David and Lucille Packard Foundation over ten years ago, and got it! Since
then, Ms. Domeny has developed a well-regarded level of expertise in government,
foundation, and corporate funding, public relations, program development, board
development, and strategic planning, all of which support her ability to serve
Bradley Associates’
clients.
As Development Director of The Heritage Theatre in Campbell, CA;
Pacific Autism Center for Education (PACE); and fundraising consultant for
National Alliance on Mental Illness, Santa Clara County (NAMI), and through many
other projects, she has raised over $7 million by writing grants and proposals
that effectively convey the value of advocating for those unable to advocate for
themselves.
Ms. Domeny’s fundraising skills have been directly responsible for
restoring the historically registered theatre, funding K-12 theatre outreach
programs, establishing special education early intervention, adult-day, K-12
education, transportation, and housing programs, as well as a variety of
programs that serve individuals with biological brain disorders and their
families.
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Julie Leigh-Domeny
Grant Writer
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Ms. Domeny has been actively involved with the Association of
Fundraising Professionals Silicon Valley (AFPSV) for eight years, serving on the
Program Committee, the Membership Committee, and the National Philanthropy Day
Committee. In addition to being an accomplished grant/proposal writer, she also
displays a gift of perceptive story telling in her short stories and
human-interest articles.
Toby Bethea
Senior Consultant
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Toby has over 30 years of fundraising
experience.
Since joining Bradley Associates, he has worked
with a number of clients
including the Hiller Aviation Museum in San Carlos, CA. Much of his work prior to joining BAC has been in the higher
education, Universities, and Medical Centers and Colleges in the
Healthcare fields. He
has carried many roles including planning, directing, managing &
coordinating fundraising programs clients such as the Duke University
Medical Center.
Mr. Bethea is especially talented in working with
volunteers and following up with timelines to ensure timely program
progression. He has always been a team player and with BAC he is able to
interface with a variety of people to bring the most assistance to a
client as possible.
Mr. Bethea holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Davidson
College and has completed selected course work towards a Masters of
Business Administration from Columbia University on New York. |
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Ms. Bayer brings nineteen years of experience in the
for-profit as well as the nonprofit field having served as Development
Director for Catholic Charities and Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Santa Clara County, Director of Annual Giving for the San Jose
Repertory Theatre and spent eight years running The Girl Scout Cookie Sale and developing
Family Campaigns for Girl Scouts of
Santa Clara County.
She had served as Interim Director of Development for the Boys & Girls Club of the
Peninsula in Menlo Park, California. Ms. Bayer teaches classes in Making Fundraising Fun to
board members and volunteers throughout
the Valley. She is responsible for clients in Oregon and Washinton, and resides in Portland, Oregon.
She is active in the Association of Fundraising Professionals and
has received the Silicon Valley Chapter's
Service Award at the 2002 National Philanthropy Day.
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Tish Bayer, CFRE
Senior Consultant |
Steve Janssen
Senior Consultant
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Over the years Mr. Janssen has served clients in numerous ways
conducting many Feasibility Studies for Capital Campaigns, as well as Annual
and Endowment Programs.
He is noted for his ability to conduct in-depth analysis upon
an organization's fundraising potential. The majority of Mr. Janssen's campaigns in the last years
have been averaging goals in excess of $15 million. His most recent campaign
was a $16 million goal for a Catholic Diocese and Mr. Janssen was
responsible for working with volunteers and raising over $17 million.
Mr. Janssen is married and resides with his wife and children
in Santa Maria, California, where he is active in his church and other
community organizations He is also a member of the Association for
Fundraising Professionals. |
Mr. Bayer has been interested in film and video production since he was very young. Starting with home movies,
he began to really enjoy using cameras to capture life.
This interest followed him into college at Sonoma State University.
In 1996, he received his bachelor degree in Communications with an emphasis in Video
Production.
During college, Mr. Bayer worked as an intern at a local cable company
which gave him hands on experience with camera work, editing, writing and producing
30 second
commercials and televised sporting events.
Mr. Bayer moved
back to his home town of San Jose, California where he was employed at Tam Communications, a twenty year old
video and television production company. After a few years, he was promoted to Director-Editor & Cameraman. |
Scott Bayer
Executive Producer |
For the 5 years at Tam Communications,
he worked on corporate video, television shows and documentaries about a variety of topics.
Today, Mr. Bayer works as a freelance cameraman
and editor, award winning documentaries and Executive Producer for Bacwest Productions.
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