I work with our Women's Philanthropy Committee within Development creating a community and philanthropy for Jewish Women in Central Ohio/Columbus.

I build relationships with and provides service to alumni, parents and friends of Ohio Wesleyan with the goal of securing philanthropic support. I specifically focuses my efforts in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut tri state area.

Planned and managed the 2013 Drive for Life Golf Tournament and the Cattle Barons Ball with a combined gross of over $380,000 with the Cattle Barons Ball making the most in it's 7 year history under my leadership. I build an extensive network of corporate and individual relationships to maximize fundraising dollars. Actively recruited, motivated and provided guidance and support for volunteers of influence and affluence. Managed high net worth volunteer committees for both the 2013 and 2014 Drive for Life golf tournament and the 2013 Cattle Barons Ball. Presently raising over $200,000 for our 2014 Drive For Life Golf Tournament.

I planned, marketed, organized and promoted Hazon’s newest and largest event, working with cyclists to raise $150,000 for Hazon’s work in the first year of the ride. The 72 night, 10 week ride took place in the summer of 2012 and went from Seattle Washington to Washington DC. I successfully recruited 11 riders and 60 segment riders who I worked with to each raise thousands of dollars. Additionally I organized home hospitality and educational programming for our riders in 50 communities nationwide and oversaw an advisory committee involved in ride planning.

I oversaw the planning, logistics, and budget for over 80 conferences and events annually including booths at national and regional tradeshows, special events such as client dinners, internalmeetings, cocktail receptions, and networking functions. I also worked directly with the senior executive management team to define and meet event and conference goals. I negotiated contracts with hotels, restaurants, and all event spaces ranging from small regional meetings to company-wide annual sales meetings.

As part of the world's largest and most successful endurance sports training program, I managed a team of over 450 participants for the NYC Triathlon, which raised over 1.2 million dollars.

In this position I was responsible for working with the Director to secure a million dollars in fundraising through 27 staffed races per year. I worked with each runner, cyclist or endurance athlete to fundraise within their community, provided resources, advice and creative solutions for each participant.

Prestigious and competitive two-year fellowship focused on recruiting Jewish students into the organization. I created and marketed innovative programs and initiatives for target audiences including free group trip to Israel and an Alternative Spring Break trip to Biloxi, Mississippi for Hurricane Katrina relief. The events and programs caught the attention of parents and other donors increasing gifts made to Hillel.