At N4SF
Director Of Community Engagement
Todd Seward, M.S.W. has worked in nonprofit management, education, community development and real estate since 1984.
Todd Seward, M.S.W. has worked in nonprofit management, education, community development and real estate since 1984. His experience includes strategic planning, conflict resolution, cultural diversity, leadership development and team building.
Nonprofit and Community Work
Todd has held management roles in nonprofit organizations and has provided consulting and training to nonprofit organizations.
Education and Program Leadership
As Executive Director of Adult Education at Marymount Manhattan College, he directed scholarship programs. He also served as Program Director of the Foundation for Excellent Schools' Harlem Center of Excellence.
Police Athletic League
As Chief of Programs for the Police Athletic League, he worked on youth and child development programs across New York City.
Education and Recognition
Todd holds a master's degree in Social Work Administration from Hunter College School of Social Work. His fellowships and scholarships include the Kennedy Fellowship, Heyman Fund Scholarship, Clark Fellowships, NYC Department of Mental Health M.S.W. Scholarship and Coro Fellowship.
Real Estate
His work also includes real estate, alongside his nonprofit and community-development experience.
Community Service
Todd has organized and coordinated voter registration campaigns, civil rights demonstrations and community development initiatives.
Board Service
He has served with organizations including:
- The Renaissance Health Care Network
- Public Allies Inc.
- The American Cancer Society's Harlem Unit
- The Women in Urban Leadership Program
- The Manhattanville Community Empowerment Project
- The New York City Male Involvement Consortium
2023 Roles
- Elected to the North Central Jersey Association of Realtors Board of Trustees
- Elected District Leader in Carteret, New Jersey
His background spans nonprofit leadership, education, community organizing and real estate.
