Tina has more than three decades of experience in fundraising and nonprofit management.  As a consultant, she has led capital campaigns, developed high-functioning boards, and built strategic plans that help her clients turn their vision into reality. Her past experience includes development work at the Lincoln Park Zoo, Interfaith Worker Justice, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, and Impact Behavioral Health Partners.
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Clients rely on Tina for her thoughtful, detailed campaign plans and for her strategic vantage point as a former in-house development leader. Her work is deeply rooted in her commitment to social justice, having worked for organizations that serve the elderly, fight for fair housing and labor practices, and provide support for individuals suffering from mental illness. Her board service reflects her values and passion for the nonprofit world; Tina sits on the board of The Selfhelp Home. She is also a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and Professionals in Development Network (PiDN).