Perry Landman-Hopman

Perry Landman-Hopman has a diverse work experience in the non-profit sector. Perry started their career as a Volunteer and Community Partnerships Intern at the U.S. Fund for UNICEF, where they supported volunteer management and community engagement strategies. Perry then worked at Citizen Effect as a Citizen Philanthropist Associate, where they played a role in philanthropic initiatives.

After that, Perry joined the Rainforest Alliance as an Associate in Foundation & Corporate Relations. Here, they managed foundation and corporate partnerships, developed and managed multiple six-figure partnerships, and worked closely with program staff to support project design and management.

Later, Perry moved to UNICEF USA and held the role of Deputy Director, Business Development, Foundation Partnerships. In this position, they led the New Business team and was responsible for growing support to UNICEF global programs through securing multiple significant partnerships. Perry also worked closely with UNICEF senior and program leadership to set new business strategy and provided partnership management support.

Currently, Perry is working at City Harvest as the Director of Institutional Partnerships, where they are responsible for managing institutional partnerships.

Throughout their career, Perry has shown strong skills in partnership management, strategy development, and project execution. Perry has also demonstrated their ability to optimize organizational systems and contribute to process improvements.

Perry Landman-Hopman completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in International Affairs (African Development) and History at The George Washington University, from 2007 to 2010. In 2010, they also attended L’Institut d’études politiques (IEP) de Paris for a brief period, focusing on studies in Political Science, Philosophy, and History.