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Kelly has over 15 years of experience in fundraising and strategic campaign development. She has raised significant funds for the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony, the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, and the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC), amongst many other organizations.
Before starting PROMUS+ Consulting, Kelly was the Development Director and member of the senior management team of the AIDS Action Committee of MA. She led the fundraising efforts there for nearly five years and during that time secured unprecedented levels of corporate sponsorship and major gift support.
Experienced in all facets of development, Kelly provides counsel in the areas of annual giving programs, major gifts, prospect research, grants, special events, board development, and strategic planning. She is able to work fluidly with board members, executive teams, development staff and volunteers.
Kelly is an instructor for the Urban Leadership Program at Simmons College where she annually teaches a course on nonprofit fundraising. She also has a rich history in volunteerism, having served on the board of AIDS Action Committee and currently as a member of the Board of Directors for Building Impact. She has served on a host of development committees for the past 20 years as well.
Kelly believes that non-profits can thrive regardless of the economic climate with a focus on the development and retention of strong relationships with their constituents and supporters.
Besides her work, Kelly is passionate about cooking and travel. She has traveled extensively to numerous destinations, including Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Mykonos, Paris, Amsterdam and Costa Rica, as well as every major city in the United States. The goals are always the same and that is to experience unique architecture and cuisines. She enjoys recreating dishes for friends and family and they are happy to oblige!
Always one to marry work and pleasure, in this article , Kelly shares her theory on the parallels of non-profit development and hosting a dinner party. The only time she will not consider entertaining is when the New Orleans Saints have a game on TV.
Michael Mazloff, MPH
Senior Consultant
Michael has more than thirty years of experience in the management of community-based health care services, including grant writing and program development. He has a long and proven track record of grant development from federal, state, local, and foundation sources. He is especially adept at assisting organizations in the identification of funding sources and potential community partners, program development, and organizing staff responses to request for proposals. Michael has worked with Boards of Directors, foundation review committees, public funding agencies and neighborhood community groups. He uses this varied background to provide focused assistance to clients in areas such as grant-writing, program development and organizational development.
Michael’s experience includes a long tenure as the chief executive officer of a regional health and human services agency providing comprehensive HIV/AIDS services; family planning health care services; teen parent prevention and support programs; child care services and other community health programs. Michael led this organization through a successful merger process, including a Board/staff decision making process, identification of like organizations and the transfer of assets and programs without loss of critical core services. He has developed a first-hand, insider’s understanding of the critical decision points, the emotional impact and the extensive tasks and resources necessary to accomplish mergers and acquisitions.
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