Serving Chester County through the YMCA of Greater Brandywine mission.

Short- and long-term consultation on project-based fund development support for major gifts, annual giving and grants. Secured majors gifts for income-based scholarships, facility improvements, STEM programming and general operating support. Created turnkey materials for grant planning, ongoing donor communications and appeals. Provided regular reporting with organizational leadership and board to ensure open communications and actionable insight.

Lead, inspire and fulfill the Pro Kids | First Tee of San Diego nonprofit mission to challenge underserved youth to excel in life by promoting character development, life-skills, and values through education and the game of golf. As chief executive, duties included oversight and influence over all functions of the organization, working with leadership team and the board of directors on long-term strategy and short-term execution.• Built a high-performance, strengths-based management team and mission-driven culture, successfully positioning the company as leading chapter of the international First Tee organization. • Spearheaded organizational strategic plan, implementation and fund development plan for nonprofit organization of 30 staff and 25+ member board of directors with more than $3+ million annual budget, including $1million+ college scholarships over three years• Increased cash reserves by 20% within first year of leadership, doubling by end of third year, with FY2019 revenue setting highest mark in 25-year organizational history ($2.9 million), maintaining high-level portfolio of corporate, foundation and major individual donors• Implemented membership and donor CRM system change (Salesforce) to enhance program impact measurement• Provided executive insight and leadership consultation to First Tee as part of ten-person Chapter Advisory Council• Executed program model to serve over 1,000 youth annually and program pivot to food distribution, virtual learning platform and school supply distribution to meet COVID-19 outbreak community needs

ertising and website updates

International development organization with over 8,000 volunteers operating in 74 countries around the world in the fields of agriculture, health, HIV/AIDS education and awareness, information technology, business development, the environment and education.NGO/GRANT DEVELOPMENT· Researched, wrote, and managed international grants for various community, national and international projects, including HIV/AIDS prevention, small business development, substance abuse programming, library material improvements, and citywide waste management. Cooperated with agencies such as USAID, the Global Fund and local government and corporate offices· Organized and managed Presidential Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) training conference for over 30 host country nationals and medical officials on grant writing, project development and financial oversight· Assisted and monitored rural women’s artisan business training conference for over 40 participantsYOUTH DEVELOPMENT· Facilitated opening of an American Corner cultural center at the Toragerev Pavlodar City Public Library· Led numerous youth leadership initiatives, including creation of youth volunteer group, summer camps, language & journalism courses and athletic clubs