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Woody McCutchen | |||
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McCutchen earned an MBA from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business, and a bachelor's degree from Howard University. | |||
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Woodrow "Woody" McCutchen, Portfolio Manager, has more than 25 years of experience in small business management and technical assistance, and in economic, business and youth development. Before joining EMCF in 2001, he was president and CEO of the National Association of Small Business Development Centers in Arlington, VA. The grantees with which he initially worked at the Foundation were national organizations and networks, and Harlem Children’s Zone. While continuing to assist key grantees, he has also assumed responsibilities for managing relations with co-investors as well as grantees participating in the Growth Capital Aggregation Pilot, and for conducting policy work. 
In the Spotlight
President Obama Cites Four EMCF Grantees for Their Exemplary Programs
When the White House announced the creation of a Social Innovation Fund to support expanding “innovative, promising ideas that are transforming communities,” it cited as examples four grantees of the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation: Nurse-Family Partnership, Youth Villages, Harlem Children’s Zone and Citizen Schools.
In the News
Staying after is fun at Citizen Schools
South Coast Today, January 5, 2010
The Harlem Children's Zone Featured on CBS 60 Minutes
December 6, 2009
Nurse home visits for pregnant women could keep their children off the streets in years to come (Nurse Family Partnership)
Newsweek, September 12, 2009
One teenager stubbornly fights to escape drugs, crime, poor education (Youth Villages)
Memphis Commercial Appeal, December 18, 2009
