With a background in nonprofit management, philanthropy and leadership development, Carter has expertise in strategic planning and project implementation. She has a Master's Degree in Higher Education Administration from the University of South Carolina with a concentration in environmental sustainability. Carter helped develop the Sustainability Leadership Program at the University of South Carolina, working with the University's President, Operations Department, student leadership and faculty. Carter relocated to Jackson Hole in 2013 to serve as the Assistant Curator of Education and Exhibits for the National Museum of Wildlife Art. During her time at the Museum, Ms. Cox managed the Museum's volunteer program, adult education events and ultimately transitioned to work with the President and CEO on exhibits development and implementation. Carter has also served as the Director of Operations for Slow Food in the Tetons from and as the Development Director for the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance.Most recently, Carter serves as Senior Philanthropy Consultant with Pathfinder Philanthropy Advisors. Carter leads funding opportunity research, coordinates database development and management, and supports Elaine to implement major gift strategies, campaign planning studies and capital campaigns. Carter is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.