Andi Stevenson is the founder of Stevenson Wallace LLC and a consultant, trainer, and speaker based in North Carolina and working nationally.
She brings 30 years of nonprofit sector experience and a facilitator’s eye for process design, inclusion, and collaboration to her work at Stevenson Wallace.
Projects Completed
Nonprofit Experience
Referral or Repeat Business
Andi has completed more than 350 client projects during her years as a
consultant, serving national, regional and local nonprofits of all sizes and missions. Founded in 2018, the firm focuses on building trusting, long-term relationships with its clients, and 100% of its clients are repeat customers or referrals from past clients. The firm does not advertise.
Andi previously served as executive director of the Lee Institute and as president of Community School of the Arts in Charlotte. She also held leadership and management roles at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts (Philadelphia), the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts Foundation (eventually the AT&T Performing Arts Center), Bass Performance Hall (Fort Worth), and the Amon Carter Museum of American Art (Fort Worth).
A sought-after expert on nonprofit boards of directors, Andi has designed and facilitated multiple governance curricula, including the Greater Good: Becoming A Nonprofit Board Member training program for young professionals and the United Way workshop series Racial Equity for Nonprofit Board Members (co-taught with Derrik Anderson). She is a frequent panelist, moderator, guest speaker, and teacher.
Andi is a Senior Fellow of the American Leadership Forum (Charlotte Chapter, Class XV) and holds an MBA (Queens University of Charlotte) and professional certificates in strategic management (Georgetown) and diversity and inclusion (Cornell).
With her instructor, Ranko Bogosavac, Andi is a competitive amateur ballroom dancer; she gave a 2015 TedX talk about her dance experience, the dangers of perfectionism, and the benefits of always being a rookie.