Doug Schoenberger joined the Center for Non-Profits in December 2018 as a Government Affairs Specialist. In this role, Doug is responsible for coordinating the development and execution of the Center’s public policy objectives and advocating these goals to all stakeholders, including state legislators and staff, executive branch officials, and business organizations.
Before joining the Center, Doug worked for AT&T and Verizon in a variety of roles. At AT&T, Doug held positions, among others, in international external affairs, business marketing, and systems engineering at Bell Laboratories. Doug joined Verizon in 2007, where he worked in public policy, corporate philanthropy and state government affairs. Doug’s favorite job by far, however, was a brief stint as a “Good Humor Man” in high school.
An active civic volunteer, Doug currently tutors mathematics at the Isles Youth Institute in Trenton and is a member of the New York-based Support Center’s “Navigator” program. He is a past Chairman of Lead New Jersey and past Vice-Chairman of the Council of NJ Grantmakers. Golf, pickleball, two daughters, and church youth work successfully compete for his free time.
Doug’s education includes a B.S. from Union College in Applied Mathematics, an M. Eng. in Operations Research from Cornell University, and a Certificate in Theology and Ministry from Princeton Theological Seminary.
He and his family reside in Hopewell, New Jersey.
Doug Schoenberger joined the Center for Non-Profits in December 2018 as a Government Affairs Specialist. In this role, Doug is responsible for coordinating the development and execution of the Center’s public policy objectives and advocating these goals to all stakeholders, including state legislators and staff, executive branch officials, and business organizations.
Before joining the Center, Doug worked for AT&T and Verizon in a variety of roles. At AT&T, Doug held positions, among others, in international external affairs, business marketing, and systems engineering at Bell Laboratories. Doug joined Verizon in 2007, where he worked in public policy, corporate philanthropy and state government affairs. Doug’s favorite job by far, however, was a brief stint as a “Good Humor Man” in high school.
An active civic volunteer, Doug currently tutors mathematics at the Isles Youth Institute in Trenton and is a member of the New York-based Support Center’s “Navigator” program. He is a past Chairman of Lead New Jersey and past Vice-Chairman of the Council of NJ Grantmakers. Golf, pickleball, two daughters, and church youth work successfully compete for his free time.
Doug’s education includes a B.S. from Union College in Applied Mathematics, an M. Eng. in Operations Research from Cornell University, and a Certificate in Theology and Ministry from Princeton Theological Seminary.
He and his family reside in Hopewell, New Jersey.
