Engaging board members in development and fundraising is vital for the success of mission-driven organizations. 

Join us for our webcast, Fundraising and Development Strategies for Boards. Panelists will share insights and strategies for fostering board engagement, emphasizing the importance of ongoing support and training. 

Attendees will leave with practical tools and actionable advice to enhance board participation in fundraising efforts, equipping their organizations to tackle future challenges effectively.

Megan Otto, Senior Manager, Moss Adams

Megan is a consultant with the Business Consulting group at Moss Adams. She supports our team’s governance operations consulting by providing grant compliance services to not-for-profit and government clients to support their impact-driven work. Prior to joining Moss Adams, Megan was a director at a not-for-profit organization, where she oversaw compliance and operations of state and federal grants.

Eric Cooper, Board Member, Feeding America

Eric is a board member of Feeding America and the visionary president and CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank, which provides food assistance to 105,000 individuals weekly across 29 counties in Southwest Texas. With over 23 years of transformative leadership, Eric pioneers innovative strategies to combat hunger and address food insecurity at its roots. His advocacy for community collaboration and policy reform underscores his belief that successful fundraising hinges on cultivating meaningful relationships and collective action.

Alex Edgar, Board Member, Points of Light

Alex is a board member for Points of Light, the world's largest organization dedicated to volunteer service, operating in 32 countries. He drives a culture of philanthropy through a commitment to 100% board giving, ensuring that all members are actively engaged in fundraising initiatives. As the youth engagement manager at Made By Us, Alex harnesses his expertise to inspire civic participation among Gen Z and Millennials, positioning him as a leading voice in innovative fundraising and community engagement strategies.

Vincent McNely, Corporate Sponsor Manager, The GenderCool Project

Vincent spearheads philanthropic and corporate partnerships, effectively bridging the gap between organizational vision and board strategy. He’s at the forefront of integrating AI into fundraising efforts, utilizing cutting-edge technology to enhance efficiency and drive social impact. Vincent actively shares best practices with board members, fostering a culture of collaboration and strategic thinking that has contributed to raising over $30 million through corporate sponsorships.