Jordan Ringdahl

About Jordan Ringdahl

Facilities and operations leader focused on people, process, and public service. Experience spans philanthropic and nonprofit environments, paired with volunteer service as an elected board officer of a resident-owned stock cooperative.Core work includes timekeeping and policy controls for large union teams; preventive maintenance across multi-building footprints; standardized, paperless records and retention; and work-order structures that support high-volume, public-facing spaces. Complementary logistics experience covers procurement, scheduling, staffing, and on-site coordination for multi-day moves.The throughline is stewardship and clarity: reducing ambiguity, creating durable procedures, and keeping teams aligned—so spaces are safer, data cleaner, and operations easier to run. Guided by service, fairness, prevention, and measurable results.

Experience

1. Facilities Associate

   Bloomberg Philanthropies

   Jul 2025 — Present · Manhattan, NY, US

   Bloomberg Philanthropies works to ensure better, longer lives for the greatest number of people by focusing on five key areas: the arts, education, the environment, government innovation, and public health.Encompassing all of Mike Bloomberg’s giving, Bloomberg Philanthropies includes his foundation, corporate, and personal philanthropy as well as Bloomberg Associates, a pro bono consultancy that works with mayors in cities around the world.Mike has committed the vast majority of the profits from Bloomberg L.P, the global financial technology, data, and media company that he founded in 1981, to support the work of Bloomberg Philanthropies.Bloomberg Philanthropies works to improve the lives of millions of people in more than 700 cities and 150 countries. In 2024, Bloomberg Philanthropies invested $3.7 billion around the world. Over his lifetime, Mike has so far given $21.1 billion to philanthropy.

Education

• Pratt Institute

  Bachelor's Degree, Industrial and Product Design

  2012 — 2016