Aspen Valley Hospital
Diana Bulman has a diverse and extensive work experience in fundraising and development roles. Diana currently serves as the Chief Development Officer (CDO) and President of the Aspen Valley Hospital Foundation, where they provide leadership and direction for all fundraising activities. Diana previously worked at Stanford University as the Senior Director of Medical Center Development, overseeing a team of fundraisers supporting medical research and patient care. Prior to that, Diana was the Associate Chairman of the Philanthropy Institute at Cleveland Clinic, managing fundraising teams and strategizing for a multi-billion dollar campaign. Diana also held positions at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, St. Luke's School, Katonah Museum of Art, and Robert Miller Gallery, gaining valuable experience in individual giving, principal gifts, and campaign management. Throughout their career, Diana has consistently achieved impressive fundraising results and played integral roles in major campaigns.
Diana Bulman obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Art History and History from William & Mary. Diana attended the university from 1984 to 1988.
Aspen Valley Hospital
Founded in 1891, Aspen Valley Hospital (AVH) is one of the most sophisticated critical access hospitals in the country. The numerous accolades and awards earned are a tribute to the tradition of high-tech and high-touch care. AVH houses 25 total inpatient beds. The Hospital also provides round-the-clock, state-of-the-art emergency care, with a Level III trauma designation. A diverse medical staff and skilled clinical teams who manage care across a multitude of service lines meet both the routine and complex needs of area residents and visitors from around the world. AVH manages over 80,000 patient encounters each and every year. Care is offered at the main campus in Aspen and also via its network of care in convenient locations in downtown Aspen, Snowmass Village and Basalt. AVH also has immediate connectivity with higher-level hospitals throughout Colorado and manages care for patients by interfacing with their “home” physicians to continue treatments, provide diagnostic testing and monitor conditions. AVH’s recent clinical affiliation with Hospital for Special Surgery — the #1 orthopedic hospital in the country for nine years in a row — recognizes the incredible tradition of exceptional orthopedic services offered that date back to the 1890s when injured silver miners sought care at our Hospital. AVH is so much more than a hospital. It is a network of care, serving the needs of our community today and tomorrow.