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Ida Posner supports Railroad Development Corporation’s (RDC) portfolio of businesses in the USA, Europe, and Latin America and serves as a Director of the Iowa Interstate Railroad. She leads strategic planning and other initiatives in the fields of infrastructure and agriculture for both RDC and The Hawthorne Group, the parent company of RDC. In addition to her role at RDC,… Read More

Kim joined the Paul M. Angell Family Foundation in 2013. She serves as the Managing Director and co-leads the foundation’s Social Impact portfolio, which focuses on advancing equity in partnership with disinvested communities and marginalized people. Kim strongly believes that philanthropy does its best work when it learns from the leadership and expertise of grantee partners and when it embraces… Read More

Terrill North is Executive Director of Hoffberger Family Philanthropies, two foundations with a focus on children’s mental health and economic mobility in greater Baltimore. Terrill has previously served as a consultant to the US Department of Defense and senior advisor to two Members of Congress. He earned his JD from Columbia University and Master’s in Education Leadership from the Broad… Read More

Frank Baiocchi (he/him) is the executive director of the Hunter Family Foundation. He previously served as the executive director of the Johnson Family Foundation and as a senior program officer with the Polk Bros. Foundation. Currently, he is on the board of directors of the Ravinia Festival, Movement Advancement Project, and Wide Angle Research (founding chair). Frank has co-created and/or led… Read More

I partner with philanthropists to clarify their aspirations and create strategic portfolios that address social and political issues for large-scale and lasting impact. I also lead our Hirsch communications team to promote our innovative philanthropic approach. I’ve passionately devoted my career to social change at the intersection of philanthropy, policy, and communications. Before joining Hirsch Philanthropy Partners, I was Vice… Read More

Heather Cash, JD joined the Community Foundation of Louisville in January 2016 as the Director of Gift Planning. Heather was promoted to Vice President of Development and Stewardship in July 2018, and then to Senior Vice President of Development and Stewardship in July 2022. In this role, Heather leads the members of the Development and Stewardship team in their efforts… Read More

Anne McKune joined the Community Foundation of Louisville in 2015 as a Program Officer, where she supported Louisville’s nonprofits and their leaders through the Foundation’s grantmaking programs and special initiatives. In 2018, Anne transitioned to a new position as the Director of Philanthropy. In that role, she works with individual, family, and corporate partners to create a vision for their… Read More

Hailing from the nation’s capital with huge hair, a million watt smile, and contagious laughter, Kimberlee Yolanda Williams has had a heart for the perceived underdog for as long as she can remember. From her earliest years, Kimberlee’s experiences unfolded in communities filled with diversity of every kind, where gatherings around topics of equity and inclusion were explored with courageous… Read More

As the Principal Communications Strategist for Blackbaud’s FinTech and Grantmaking solutions David contributes campaign strategy, content creation & recruitment, event planning & execution, sales enablement, and account-based marketing initiatives. He is a career marketer and fundraiser who has been on both the agency and client sides. David is also an experienced leader, copywriter and creative director, and conference presenter. Prior… Read More

Noa Staryk joined the McKnight Foundation’s board of directors in 1991 and began her current term as board chair in 2021. A 4th generation family member, she previously served as board chair from 1999 to 2004. She has also served on the boards of National Center for Family Philanthropy, Energy Foundation, Jackson Hole Community Foundation, and Groves Academy. In 1991,… Read More