Maurice Tiner

Director of Advancement & External Affairs @Link Unlimited Scholars

Chicago, IL, US

Fundraising Strategy: In collaboration with the President & CEO, develop and implement a comprehensive fundraising plan that includes individual, corporate sponsorships, foundation grants, and special events to meet or exceed annual revenue goal-Donor Cultivation & Stewardship: Build and maintain relationships with donors, prospects, and key stakeholders. Execute a personalized stewardship plan to ensure continuous engagement and cultivation of donors-Donor Database Management: Oversee the maintenance and accuracy of the donor database to track contributions, manage donor information, and generate reports for analysis-Marketing & Communications Strategy: Develop and execute an integrated marketing and communications strategy to enhance the organization\'s brand visibility, awareness, and stakeholder engagement across digital platforms-Social Media & Digital Presence: Oversee all digital communications efforts, includingthe organization’s website, email campaigns, and social media platforms, ensuringalignment with brand messaging and engagement objectives-Stakeholder Engagement: Cultivate relationships with external partners, includingcommunity organizations, corporations, government agencies, and other nonprofits, tofoster collaboration and increase the organization’s influence and impact-Oversee budget development and manage financial resources responsibly, ensuring cost-effective operations that maximize the impact of the team’s initiatives-Lead and manage a growing team of young professionals who are passionate about the missionof LINK Unlimited Scholars through goal-setting, coaching, evaluation, and recognition-Establish clear performance metrics/KPI’s for the advancement team.

Connecticut College

Bachelor's degree, Africana Studies

Quinlan School of Business, Loyola University Chicago

Master of Business Administration - MBA, Profit & Social Impact

Yale Divinity School

Master of Arts in Religion, Black Religion and the African Diaspora