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Member Benefit Highlight: The CGP Career Center

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January 15, 2021

CGP members enjoy benefits as job seekers and as employers in the CGP Career Center. If you are looking for a new role or looking to fill a role on your current team, learn how to maximize this CGP benefit:

Job Seekers

Looking for a new job? We can help you find the opportunity that’s right for you. The CGP Career Center lists jobs with the most respected planned giving programs in the country. Post your Resume to all employers, even confidentially and keep your career on the move. Members must sign in to apply for current career openings, but anyone is able to view more information about each listing.

Employers

Reach qualified candidates quickly and easily in our searchable Career Center. Each active job posting on CGP’s Career Center includes:

Find out how your salary compares to your peers’ with the CGP Salary Survey.
Network with colleagues from across the nation via our searchable member directory in CGP Link, our online community.
Learn the skills that really count for a successful gift planning career. It’s not as technical as you think.

You can grow your team or enhance your career when you search for jobs or post open positions in our searchable Career Center.

Visit the CGP Career Center today and take the next step in finding your perfect fit!

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Julie Captain

Julie Captain’s 28-year career in healthcare philanthropy started as a gap-year job that grew into a passion for strategically matchmaking generous individuals with the needs of the organization she serves. As Associate Vice President of Advancement at Shirley Ryan Ability Lab, Julie leads the day-to day operations of a small, high-performing team focused on fundraising for the hospital’s annual needs, including its research, charity care and Quality of Life programs, as well as the organization’s $100 million “Accelerate Ability” campaign.

Prior to her time at Shirley Ryan Ability Lab, she invested nearly 19 years at Northwestern Medicine in a variety of roles, including Director of Planned Giving at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Director of Development and Planned Giving at Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital, where she co-led their $150 million Our Legacy. Our Future. campaign. She also previously spent time at Shirley Ryan Ability Lab (then the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago) in the early years of the organization’s “Advance Human Ability” campaign. Julie also served as Senior Regional Development Director for Conservation International, a nonprofit that creates healthy, sustainable communities around the world. She rejoined Shirley Ryan Ability Lab’s Advancement team in 2018.

Julie’s professional forte is in creative gift planning and has been heavily involved with the Chicago Council on Planned Giving. She joined the Board of Directors in 2007 and has participated on numerous committees, including serving as President from 2011–2013. During her tenure, she is most proud of starting the CCPG Scholars Program with her board colleagues, in the hopes that CCPG can enrich the lives and careers of others like it did for her. In 2023, she received the organization’s prestigious Russell V. Kohr Award in recognition of her professional accomplishments and mentorship to others.

Since leaving a leadership role with CCPG, she has participated in both CCPG and AFP Chicago’s respective mentorship programs.

Also active in her community, Julie was on the Evanston Community Foundation Board of Directors from 2010–2013 and completed Leadership Evanston in 2011.  She currently serves as Moderator of First Congregational Church of Evanston UCC and plays an active role in its justice/advocacy board.

Julie is also philanthropically passionate about her local public radio station, WBEZ, The Trevor Project and Lambda Legal. She and her children live in Chicago, IL

Scott Hartman

Scott Hartman offers over 20 years of nonprofit, development, and planned giving experience. A native of Latrobe, PA, Scott joined The Catholic Foundation (TCF) in 2002 as the Director of Donor Administration. For the next 11 years, he grew and developed along with the impact of the Foundation. He played an intricate role in moving the Foundation to its current location at the historic landmark of the original Wendy’s restaurant. In 2013, Scott left his position as Senior Vice President to work at St. Francis DeSales High School where he led the Advancement function and oversaw the first stage of a multi-year modernization project. Under Scott’s guidance, the front of the school was remodeled, a new service road and parking area were installed, and land was acquired for future expansion. In 2017, Scott returned to TCF where he currently serves as the Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer. Under his guidance, TCF has grown to more than $260M in assets and is ranked the third-largest Catholic Foundation in the country. Scott’s leadership and unique approach to promoting Donor Advised Funds has led to a 50% growth of new funds created in the last five years.

Scott earned his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Ohio Dominican University and his Master of Business Administration from Ashland University. As a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE), Scott specializes in planned giving and charitable gift planning.

In addition to his professional achievements, Scott demonstrates an unwavering commitment to community service and philanthropy. He has generously volunteered his time and expertise in diverse capacities, including coaching basketball for middle schoolers and mentoring soccer teams at the high school level. Scott’s leadership extends beyond the sports arena; he has served as the president of his local school advisory board, leveraging his strategic acumen to advance initiatives.

Furthermore, Scott has actively organized impactful fundraising events, such as 5K races benefiting local nonprofits, and has participated in renowned charitable endeavors like Pelotonia, a cycling event dedicated to funding cancer research, and various JDRF bike rides aimed at supporting type 1 diabetes research.

Scott currently serves as the Chair of the Board of The Catholic Museum of Art and History in Columbus, where his visionary leadership continues to enrich the cultural landscape of the community.

Scott is the proud husband to his wife of 22 years, Laura, and a proud father of their three children, Jackson, Lily, and William.

Tamisha Keith

Tamisha Keith, J.D., CAP® is an experienced development professional with over ten years of experience in program management, fundraising, community engagement, and strategic planning in the non-profit sector. As the Associate Director of Gift Planning, she works closely with alumni and friends of Duke University to explore planned giving in creative and tax efficient ways to support Duke. Prior to working for Duke University, Tamisha served as the Director of Gift Planning at North Carolina A&T State University where she was responsible for building and managing a comprehensive planned giving program for long-term revenue growth, raising over $2 million for the University in major and planned gifts in less than a year. Tamisha is also responsible for developing a robust stewardship plan for legacy donors while educating Major Gift Officers on planned giving vehicles to increase their donor engagement and dollars raised. Prior to working for North Carolina A&T State University, she served as the Donor Relations Officer for The Winston-Salem Foundation, a community foundation with more than $600 million dollars in assets. Tamisha managed a portfolio of 1250 Foundation donors for cultivation and stewardship and maintained knowledge of trends and legislation that impacted philanthropy.

In February 2019, Tamisha wrote “Planned Giving in the African American Community,” which was published in the INS Group Playbook and later published in Planned Giving Today in May of 2023. Tamisha specializes in gift planning, strategic planning, and nonprofit management for developing nonprofit organizations, including higher education. She has a focus on helping nonprofits with effective marketing strategies, stewardship plans, and donor relations. Tamisha is involved with various professional associations and serves as Past President of the Board of Directors for The North Carolina Council of Charitable Gift Planners and on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Charitable Gift Planners. She also serves on various committees such as The Winston-Salem Transit Authority Trans-Aid Appeals Committee and the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro Professional Advisory Committee. Tamisha previously served on the boards of HandsOn Northwest North Carolina and The Enrichment Center Board of Directors.

Tamisha earned her law degree from Indiana University School of Law, and she is a graduate of Florida A&M University, where she majored in Political Science. She also has received the Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy designation.

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