Ann Looper Pryor Email & Phone Number

Charleston, SC, US

Charleston, SC, US

Directs engagement of the College’s 103,000+ alumni to stay informed, get involved, and give back to their alma mater. Re-established Fall Alumni Weekend as a counterpoint to the annual Spring Alumni Weekend. Manages the Alumni Association budget, implementing best practices in financial management to increase and expand revenue sources to support.

Washington, DC, US

Managed staff operations, finances, revenue development, and external relations. Increased the visibility of TCLF’s programs through joint marketing agreements with industry organizations and corporations. Organized redesign of the TCLF website and event registration system.

Washington, DC, US

Led a team of 11 to produce two-thirds of the American Society of Landscape Architects' annual revenue through ad sales for a monthly award-winning national magazine and an annual convention and trade show. Total department revenue increased by 52 percent in five years. Increased magazine ad sales, circulation, and expanded newsstand distribution; annual.

US

Directed staff of six responsible for communications, media relations, marketing, website, fundraising, and awards programs. Increased print media coverage by 72 percent and TV coverage tenfold. Re-branded and marketed the annual meeting, doubling paid attendance over four years. Designed and managed capital campaign to build a green roof on headquarters.

New York, NY, US

Marketed Architectural Record and Engineering News-Record magazines and other products by negotiating alliance agreements with regional, state, and local chapters of national design and construction associations. Managed nine-city economic outlook presentation series. Published Architecture California design journal.

Washington, DC, US

Organized and managed AIACC's $1.7 million fundraising campaign to defeat Proposition 224, a California statewide ballot initiative that would have required California buildings and infrastructure receiving state funding or administration to be designed by state employees, rather than private-sector design experts. The ballot initiative was defeated by a.

Washington, DC, US

Represented the architecture profession before Congress and the White House on appropriations, surface transportation, historic preservation, and small business tax issues. Worked with then First Lady Hillary Clinton's office to promote solutions to health insurance issues, several of which were finally adopted in 2010 as part of the Affordable Care Act.

Dunkirk, Maryland [MD], US

Directed external communications, the annual convention, continuing education, and legislative advocacy day. Sold sponsorships and exhibit space. Published newsletter and annual report.

Washington, District Of Columbia, US

Wrote and distributed press releases and op-eds. Wrote, produced, and distributed public service announcement videos and audio recordings to television and radio media. Organized photo opportunities for constituents visiting Washington.