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Assistant Vice President of Development and Constituent Engagement, Law School

The George Washington University

Hybrid Position, Washington, DC

Founded in 1821 through an Act of Congress, the George Washington University has fulfilled George Washington’s vision of an institution in the nation’s capital dedicated to educating and preparing future leaders. The George Washington University Law School (GW Law) has been at the forefront of American legal education since its establishment as the first law school in the nation’s capital. Since enrolling its initial class in 1865, GW Law has produced some of the finest minds across the spectrum of legal scholarship. That tradition continues today as GW Law graduates continue to influence the critical legal conversations of our times.

The Opportunity

The George Washington University Law School seeks a strategic, collaborative, and inspiring leader to serve as the Assistant Vice President of Development and Constituent Engagement. The AVP will oversee the fundraising efforts for the Law School as well as the engagement of its various constituents, including alumni, students, faculty, and friends. The AVP will also be responsible for developing and executing the annual fundraising and engagement plans for continued sustainable growth. GW Law’s constituents are generously giving in record numbers. As a proven advancement professional, the AVP will build upon this momentum and develop fundraising strategies to secure annual giving and major and principal gifts that align with School priorities.

Ideal candidates will bring professional expertise as well as an energetic and ambitious spirit to advance the vision and priorities of GW Law.

The George Washington University

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    Jill Lasman has been a key force in setting the Lindauer standard for executive search. A well-known and respected national search executive, Jill has placed senior leaders and their teams in many major education, healthcare and science, arts and culture, advocacy, and mission-driven institutions since joining the firm in 1998.

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    As a trusted advisor to leaders and boards, Faith is known for prioritizing clarity, communication, and mutual understanding in all of her client engagements. She believes in getting to the root of organizational dynamics and contexts as a critical first step on the path to achieving her clients’ long-term goals.

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    Before joining Lindauer, Faith was Vice President of Operations at Columbus Advisors Group, LLC, where she developed organizational infrastructure and protocol, and Vice President of Development at Easter Seals Massachusetts, where she led major gifts, corporate and foundation relations, annual fund, and special events, raising millions annually to support people with disabilities.

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    Faith holds a BA in Communications/Business from the University of Missouri-Columbia and an MA in Interpersonal Communications from Purdue University.

    Andrew Machado brings to Lindauer over 10 years of frontline fundraising and philanthropic consulting experience.

    Andrew joined Lindauer after several years at the University of Chicago Law School where he managed a donor portfolio primarily in the New York region, raising more than $3.4 million Prior to his work at the University of Chicago, Andrew spent several years at Grenzebach Glier and Associates (GG+A) in a consulting role where he provided fundraising counsel to more than 60 leading national and international institutions of higher education, academic medicine, visual and performing arts, and independent schools. His clients included American University, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, The Art Institute of Chicago, Barack Obama Foundation, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Cornell University, Duke University Health System, Kings College London, Pennsylvania State University, Philadelphia Museum of Art, University of Queensland, Smithsonian Institution, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Yale University. Prior to GG+A, Andrew worked in alumni relations at Northeastern Illinois University.

    Andrew has served on the Associate Board for AIDS Foundation Chicago and volunteered as a class agent at the University of California, Berkeley.

    Andrew studied sociology, education, and Portuguese at the University of California, Berkeley, and received his master’s degree in higher education and student affairs from The Ohio State University.

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