Kim Palmer Rowsome

Kim Palmer Rowsome has a diverse work experience spanning several organizations and roles. Kim began their career as an Education Enrichment Coordinator at Beacon House, where they coordinated a one-to-one tutoring program and supervised volunteers. Kim later became the Education Director at Beacon House, leading a team and implementing various educational activities.

Kim then worked as a Research Intern at the Children and Youth Investment Trust Corporation, where they conducted interviews and reported findings to the research director. Kim also served as a Board Member at Literacy Volunteers and Advocates, overseeing grant applications and budget issues.

At George Mason University, Kim worked as a Research Assistant, conducting research on public administration topics and producing the university's annual report. Kim also worked briefly at the Transportation Security Administration, creating a budget and writing letters to Congress.

Kim's experience in fundraising began at the American Psychological Foundation, where they served as a Program Director, managing scholarship and grant programs, and developing website content. Kim later became a Senior Development Officer, co-leading a fundraising campaign and securing significant gifts.

Currently, Kim is working at the National Parks Conservation Association. Kim started as the Senior Volunteer Coordinator and then advanced to roles such as Manager of Donor Engagement and Director of Donor Engagement. Kim'sresponsibilities include driving fundraising strategies, shaping board and major donor fundraising, and developing strategic plans for increasing private support.

Overall, Kim Palmer Rowsome has a track record of leadership, strategic planning, and fundraising across multiple organizations.

Kim Palmer Rowsome completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Family Studies from the University of Maryland College Park from 1998 to 2002. Kim then pursued a Master's degree in Public Administration (MPA) with a specialization in Nonprofit Management from George Mason University, which they completed from 2007 to 2009.