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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Provide development, campaign, & executive search services to organizations including Presbyterian Historical Society, Siloam Wellness, Congreso de Latinos Unidos, and the Philadelphia School Partnership. Currently engaged with Melmark, Inc., a center for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Berwyn, Pennsylvania.

West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Led development and communications effort, translated strategic direction of program into fundable long-term objectives, and worked closely with the president to establish a culture of philanthropy.

Philadelphia, Pa

On October 9, 2015, the board of directors of the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) in Philadelphia approved a merger with the Life Sciences Foundation (LSF) of San Francisco. On October 11, the Life Sciences Foundation board approved the same plan. The combined organization will cover the history of the life sciences and biotechnology together with the history of the chemical sciences and engineering—two of the largest and most significant branches of modern science and technology.Speaking of the merger, Robert Langer, David H. Koch Institute Professor at MIT, said, “These two outstanding organizations both deal with the wonderful history of their complementary fields. As a member of the CHF board and as a longstanding member of the biotechnology community, I couldn't be more pleased to see these two terrific organizations come together.”

Greater Philadelphia Area

Generocity.org is the platform for social impact in Greater Philadelphia. Through critical, analytical, and compelling content and resources, we are an online news source for engagement and positive change as well as a nexus for relationships that are essential for a healthy, thriving community.Generocity.org envisions a Greater Philadelphia region where social impact is a shared responsibility crossing the boundaries of nonprofits, government, and for-profits, in an ecosystem where innovations that lead to social impact are valued, funded, incubated, scaled, and supported by public policy. This ecosystem will accelerate the consolidation and efficiency of the nonprofit sector, encourage cross-sectoral joint development ventures among business, government, and nonprofit organizations, and will result in significant improvements in key indicators of human well-being (e.g. poverty, health care access, school readiness, and others.).

Greater Philadelphia Area

Established the fund-raising infrastructure to enable Philadelphia School Partnership to undertake a $100 million Great Schools Fund to invest in talented leaders who will create 35,000 new seats for students in high-quality schools by expanding existing high-performing schools, transforming schools that are not working, opening new schools, and Incubating new school ideas. One-year contracted position.

Greater Philadelphia Area

Provided consulting services to higher education, social service and cultural organizations on fund raising, information systems, executive search, board development, and campaigns. DBR Consulting comprised my primary employment for 18 months in 2009 and 2010.

Greater Philadelphia Area

United Way believes that everyone is entitled to a quality education, a family- sustaining income and good health. Through its Impact Fund, United Way works to ensure that people get the support services they need right now while simultaneously addressing the root causes of key issues. During three record campaign years I provided operational leadership to Resource Development Department with special emphasis on campaign planning and execution, human resources management, major gifts, operations, and budget.

Philadelphia And Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

The March of Dimes funds lifesaving research and programs and works to end premature birth, birth defects and infant mortality.As state executive officer I served as chief executive officer of the Pennsylvania Chapter overseeing fund raising, program services, public affairs, communications, WalkAmerica (now March for Babies), special events, operations, budget and finance.

Greater Philadelphia Area

Chief development officer for the Temple University Health System which included the schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Podiatric Medicine, the College of Allied Health Professions, Temple University Hospital, Temple University Children’s Medical Center and five regional hospitals.

Dayton, Ohio Area

Provided overall leadership to a thirty-member development team preparing for, and in the early stages of a $150 million Sesquicentennial Campaign. Deployed staff and budget (approximately $2 million) in the annual fund, major & planned giving, corporate relations, foundation relations and development communications.

Greater Pittsburgh Area

Executive Director of Major Gifts (1992 - 1994): Worked closely with trustees, the chancellor, and the vice chancellor for institutional advancement, directing the cultivation and solicitation of individual, corporate and foundation major gifts. Senior Development Officer, Pitt Campaign for the Third Century, (1990 - 1992): Developed major gifts program in the College of Arts & Sciences; solicited major gifts prospects in the $250 million Campaign for the Third Century; and coordinated planned giving efforts with selected prospects.

Greater Philadelphia Area

Directed special major gifts efforts; identified, cultivated and solicited individual major gifts prospects in the $20 million Ursinus Campaign, “Patterns for the Future;” and worked closely with donors and outside counsel on planned/deferred gift commitments.