Chief development officer and member of the Executive Management Team for this organization that works to get everyday Americans acting on climate solutions Responsible for raising total budget of $4M as well as developing and executing organization's overall strategy.

Chief development officer for a D.C.-based organization that educates and mobilizes the U.S. government to provide more than a billion dollars annually to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

I led a team of ten that raised more than $36 million annually from individuals, foundations, corporations, and others.

I joined the Foreign Policy Program as the first fundraiser embedded in a research program to complement and work with the central development office. Over eight years I built and led a team of six fundraising professionals in the program and helped grow the budget from $8 million annually to $23 million annually.

Responsible for the production of 22 pages for this bi-weekly newspaper that covers philanthropy and nonprofit management.

Directed an international membership and networking program designed to increase the influence of women in foreign and defense affairs. Managed a staff of four. Grew the organization's endowment tenfold and worked with two large volunteer boards on strategic planning and fundraising. Increased organizational membership fourfold; launched several affiliations abroad.

Manager in investor relations with a goal of attracting foreign investors to purchase and restructure more than 10,000 companies formerly owned by the East German state. Developed marketing materials; conducted factory tours; aided clients in negotiations. Worked in a fast-paced, multi-lingual environment.

At this foundation that seeks to improve U.S.-European cooperation on a number of pressing global issues, assisted the Director of Programs in building a $2 million grantmaking program focused on German-U.S. dialogue, research and exchange. Was then promoted to open and manage their first office abroad, in Berlin, one year after the fall of the Wall.