Hello, I am interested in the posted Annual Funds Leadership Giving Officer at Cornell. Cornell has a reputation for diversity, inclusion, hard work, all values I endorse and practice. As an organization Cornell is a pillar in the education community driving other organizations to perform to a higher standard. The idea of being part of a team that values community and works towards creating the best learning opportunities is more than thrilling, it is important. I derive a great deal of satisfaction in my work and take pride in serving my community. It is essential to me that the organization I work for is one that is making a positive impact. I am a worthy candidate for the Annual Funds Leadership Giving Officer position for a number of reasons, including my experience and understanding of the field and position. I earned my master's degree in nonprofit management and philanthropy while working full time. Excelling in my program of study while running Baystate hospital’s administrative offices took focus, organization, perseverance and drive. It required that I effectively prioritize tasks so …show more content…
I became very comfortable asking for donations in person and in ensuring donors were acknowledged in a timely manner. I created high-quality, compelling, and customized communications that supported donor cultivation and demonstrated the impact of philanthropy as part of a comprehensive fund-raising strategy. I imputed all data into the NEON database and updated it regularly to ensure the organization had access to current donor information. I created social media campaigns while tracking donor interest and examined the frequency, content and modes of preferred