Margaret Berwind-Dart

Margaret Berwind-Dart has a diverse work experience in various roles. Margaret started working at Emerson College in 2001 as an Annual Fund Coordinator, where they focused on increasing alumni donations and supported the Major Gifts Director. In 2007, they joined FirstGiving as a Team Leader, leading a project to scale the support service and streamline processes, resulting in improved efficiency. Margaret then moved on to become an Operations Team Leader and Support Manager at Firstgiving, where they managed the nonprofit and consumer services team, retained and grew major revenue accounts, and created educational materials. Margaret later worked as a Senior Nonprofit Account Manager at FirstGiving, where they had a leadership role in growing and retaining key nonprofit accounts. In their role, they implemented a quantitative methodology for identifying and servicing at-risk accounts, leading to a significant increase in retention. Margaret has also gained experience as an Account Manager at OpSec Security, MedTouch, and Scratch Financial, and as a Project Manager at Pilot. Additionally, Margaret founded Black Dog Rescues, a company focused on rescuing and rehoming dogs. Overall, Margaret Berwind-Dart's work experience demonstrates their expertise in account and project management, as well as their commitment to nonprofit organizations and animal welfare.

Margaret Berwind-Dart began their education at Emerson College, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree from 1997 to 2001. During their time at Emerson College, they focused on Writing, Literature & Publishing as well as Creative Writing. Following their undergraduate studies, Margaret enrolled at Harvard University in 2002 to 2003, completing an Ed.M. (Master of Education) degree in Art in Education.