Geoff Giauque

Geoff Giauque has extensive work experience in various roles related to development, fundraising, and customer success.

Geoff started their career as a Community Development Intern at the Frisco RoughRiders, where they contributed to raising over $140K for the RoughRiders Foundation.

Geoff then worked at the University of Oklahoma as an Athletics Development Graduate Assistant, playing a key role in generating over $21M in support of OU Athletics. Geoff also served as an Institutional Control Graduate Assistant, ensuring rules compliance and managing daily operations. Additionally, they worked as a Content Tutor, providing academic support to student-athletes.

Geoff later joined Indiana State University as an Assistant Development Officer, overseeing the annual fundraising efforts for Indiana State University Intercollegiate Athletics. Geoff achieved a 16 percent growth in annual dollars raised during their tenure.

Geoff then joined The University of Texas at Dallas, where they held multiple roles. As the Assistant Director of Data Strategy, they partnered with colleagues to identify and execute data delivery mechanisms. As the Director of Development and Alumni Relations for the Naveen Jindal School of Management, Geoff created and executed fundraising strategies, maintained donor relationships, and collaborated with various university departments.

Most recently, Geoff worked at Legacy Christian as the Senior Director of Development. In this role, they provided overall program support and successfully raised funds for the Stronger Together Fund.

Currently, Geoff Giauque is a Senior Customer Success Manager at iDonate.

Geoff Giauque holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in Journalism with a focus on Advertising from the University of Oklahoma. Geoff also obtained a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Adult and Higher Education Administration from the same institution. In addition, Geoff obtained a certification in Principles & Techniques of Fundraising from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy in November 2017.