Responsible for leading FSI’s philanthropic efforts and developing strategies to achieve charitable giving objectives.

The Assistant Head of School for Advancement serves as a member of the senior administrative team responsible for direct leadership of the school, with responsibility for the development and execution of both short and long-term advancement efforts supporting the school’s mission, strategic plan and organizational development. This position oversees the admission process and outward facing image of the school through relational and integrated marketing communications to achieve the strategic goals of institutional advancement. This position oversees development, donor relations, fundraising campaigns and events.

Advancement responsibilities include developing and implementing a comprehensive fundraising program for the annual fund and capital campaigns including the cultivation and management of donor relations and event planning.Marketing & communications responsibilities include safeguarding the schools image and messaging within the community by overseeing all internal and external communications and enhancing the image of the school by effectively marketing to constituents. This position oversees the initiation of new marketing opportunities to communicate the school’s unique story through public relations, advertising, social media, and web presence.Admissions responsibility include planning, driving, directing and implementing strategies for increasing enrollment. This position serves as the face of the school by meeting prospective families while building and maintaining relationships during the admissions process.

Responsibilities included marketing and recruiting graduate students for the School of Education's Masters Degree Program. This role included designing, writing, and editing the school's Alumni Newsletter. While serving in this position, I was appointed Director of the Prior Learning Assessment Program which included teaching a class in addition to overseeing and managing the program.