Vernessa Broddie is a human services professional with experience supporting community-based research, program assessments, and stakeholder engagement initiatives focused on improving services for individuals with disabilities and other underserved populations. Her work supports government agencies and nonprofit organizations in evaluating service delivery systems and identifying opportunities to strengthen program outcomes.

Ms. Broddie has experience contributing to comprehensive needs assessment and program evaluation initiatives involving multiple stakeholder groups, including program beneficiaries, service providers, and community organizations. Her work includes supporting survey administration, focus group facilitation, stakeholder outreach, and qualitative data collection, helping project teams gather the insights needed to assess service gaps and program effectiveness.

Her contributions help organizations better understand community needs and align services with the priorities of program participants and partner organizations — ensuring that assessments are grounded in the lived experience of the people programs are designed to serve.

At Promesa Consulting Group, Ms. Broddie supports engagements involving human services program assessments, stakeholder engagement, and community needs research, contributing to projects that help public-sector clients improve service delivery and strengthen outcomes for the populations they serve.

Her community-centered approach and hands-on experience with underserved and disability-focused populations bring a grounded, participant-informed perspective to every engagement — ensuring that program assessment work reflects the voices and needs of the people it is designed to benefit.