Marjorie Stockford is a consultant for non-profits and an author. Her consulting work focuses on program evaluation, strategic planning and temporary staffing. She has worked as a consultant for ten years with clients in the education, environment, high technology and human rights fields.
Stockford has also served as the Assistant Executive Director of the YWCA of the U.S.A. in New York City and the Director of External Relations for Maine Handicapped Skiing in Bethel, Maine. She began her career in corporate America, holding management and executive positions in the telecommunications industry for thirteen years.
Stockford's first book, THE BELLWOMEN: THE STORY OF THE LANDMARK AT&T SEX DISCRIMINATION CASE, was published in 2004. It has been compared to A CIVIL ACTION and the movie ERIN BROCKOVICH in reviews and has been considered for a TV movie.
Stockford holds an undergraduate degree in industrial engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, an MBA from New York University and an MPA from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. She has also studied with the The Evaluators' Institute in Washington DC.
Stockford is based in Arlington, MA.
