Mind Redesign Consulting
404 N. 61st Street
Milwaukee, WI 53213
414-333-6716
ealtoro@hotmail.com
Professional Biography
Eloiza Altoro, MS, CAE, HS-BCP
Principal, Mind Redesign Consulting
Eloiza has 20 years of experience working for and with nonprofit organizations and government agencies. She is currently
the President of Mind Redesign Consulting, a company that she founded twelve years ago to provide organizational
development services to public, private and nonprofit organizations. Mind Redesign projects typically include
organizational and Board development, executive leadership coaching, executive search and transitioning, project
management, human resource consulting, program planning, education and training, fund development, meeting
planning, special events and motivational speaking, and group facilitation. Mind Redesign Consulting has assisted with
over a hundred organizations, impacting thousands of individuals.
Eloiza’s professional experience includes Executive Director of the Society for Clinical Data Management (SCDM), an
international professional society, Council of Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation (CAOHC), a national
credentialing organization and of the Wisconsin Certification Board (WCB), a statewide credentialing organization, the
Foundation for Addictions Research and Education (FARE), a statewide education-based Foundation, and the Wisconsin
Association for Addictions, Public Policy and Education (WAAPPE), a statewide advocacy organization.
She has also been an Adjunct Professor at Springfield College for the past six years in the Human Services graduate
program and past professor at Alverno College in the Psychology Department.
Eloiza has a Masters of Science in Human Services, with an emphasis in Management and Organizational Leadership
from Springfield College and two Bachelor of Arts degrees from Alverno College in Clinical Psychology and Professional
Communications. She is also a Certified Association Executive (CAE), through the American Society of Association
Executives (ASAE) and a Human Services Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP) through the Center for Credentialing
and Education.
Eloiza has been actively involved for over twelve years with international, national, statewide and local committees,
Boards, and advisory groups. These groups include the Women’s Fund of Greater Milwaukee, ASAE Certified
Association Executive (CAE) Commission, International Certification Reciprocity Consortium (ICRC), Woodlands Charter
School, Latino Community Center (LCC), and the Alverno College Alumni Association. Eloiza has also been recognized
as a Young and Aspiring Association Professional through the Associations Trends Magazine and for the Presidential
Leadership Award through the ICRC, the Young Professional Achievement Award through the Alverno College Alumni
Association, the Distinguished Graduate Student Award through Springfield College and was featured in the “35 under 35
– Faces of the Future Leadership of Milwaukee”, through the Milwaukee Magazine.