Italian Street Painting Marin Announce New Program Director

ITALIAN STREET PAINTING MARIN ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAM DIRECTOR

San Rafael, CA (January, 2015) -- Italian Street Painting Marin is pleased to announce the appointment of the nonprofits new program director, Julie Jehly of Rohnert Park, CA. Julie brings an extensive background in nonprofit fundraising, marketing, and event planning to the position. She will work with Italian Street Painting Marin’s existing staff and volunteers to grow and expand the organization, and its annual street painting event in downtown San Rafael, California. www.italianstreetpaintingmarin.org

“Joining the Italian Street Painting Marin team of incredible staff and volunteers is a privilege and honor,” said Julie Jehly. “Contributing to an organization which supports Marin County art-based projects and delivers the annual fine art street painting event simply thrills and inspires me.”

Julie Jehly holds an Associate of Science degree from Santa Rosa Junior College. Her past nonprofit experience includes Development & Communications Associate with California Climate & Agriculture Network, Acquisitions Project Assistant with Sonoma Land Trust, and Watershed Education Coordinator with Sonoma Ecology Center. Julie has lived in Sonoma County for over 30 and is married with two grown children.

Italian Street Painting Marin will be holding their next annual event, featuring over 100 street painters from around the world June 27-28th, 2015 on 5th Avenue and A Street. This year’s event will feature a Carnevale di Venezia theme.

Italian Street Painting Marin showcases the fine art of street painting and supports quality arts-based projects in Marin County, California.

Italian Street Painting Marin is a program of EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, a tax-exempt 501c3 nonprofit.

EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, a national organization headquartered in Marin County, California, is dedicated to accelerating biotech innovation for rare diseases treatments through science-driven public policy. The Foundation believes that bridging science and the arts enhances health, inspires hope, and changes lives.

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NEW PROGRAM DIRECTOR

San Rafael, CA (January, 2015) -- Italian Street Painting Marin is pleased to announce the appointment of the nonprofits new program director, Julie Jehly of Rohnert Park, CA. Julie brings an extensive background in nonprofit fundraising, marketing, and event planning to the position. She will work with Italian Street Painting Marin’s existing staff and volunteers to grow and expand the organization, and its annual street painting event in downtown San Rafael, California. www.italianstreetpaintingmarin.org

“Joining the Italian Street Painting Marin team of incredible staff and volunteers is a privilege and honor,” said Julie Jehly. “Contributing to an organization which supports Marin County art-based projects and delivers the annual fine art street painting event simply thrills and inspires me.”

Julie Jehly holds an Associate of Science degree from Santa Rosa Junior College. Her past nonprofit experience includes Development & Communications Associate with California Climate & Agriculture Network, Acquisitions Project Assistant with Sonoma Land Trust, and Watershed Education Coordinator with Sonoma Ecology Center. Julie has lived in Sonoma County for over 30 and is married with two grown children.

Italian Street Painting Marin will be holding their next annual event, featuring over 100 street painters from around the world June 27-28th, 2015 on 5th Avenue and A Street. This year’s event will feature a Carnevale di Venezia theme.

Italian Street Painting Marin showcases the fine art of street painting and supports quality arts-based projects in Marin County, California.

Italian Street Painting Marin is a program of EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, a tax-exempt 501c3 nonprofit.

EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, a national organization headquartered in Marin County, California, is dedicated to accelerating biotech innovation for rare diseases treatments through science-driven public policy. The Foundation believes that bridging science and the arts enhances health, inspires hope, and changes lives.

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