Adam Engle

Director Of The Fund For Equitable Business Growth at The Chicago Community Trust

Adam Engle is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in leadership, business development, and strategic planning across various sectors. Currently serving as the Director of the Fund for Equitable Business Growth at The Chicago Community Trust, Adam leads initiatives to enhance the small business ecosystem in underserved communities. Additionally, Adam acts as a Business Mentor for NextLEVEL Exchange, supporting entrepreneurs in their business development journey. With a background as a Non-profit Consultant at Taproot Foundation, Adam has provided guidance to diverse organizations in areas including strategic planning and fiscal management. Previous roles include Director of Programming and Membership at Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel, Director of Business Development at Samaritan Hospice, and Senior Associate at Korn/Ferry International. Adam holds an MBA in Banking and Finance from Hofstra University, an MA in Jewish Education from The Jewish Theological Seminary, and a BA in Biology from the University at Albany.

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Chicago, United States

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The Chicago Community Trust

As our region’s community foundation, The Chicago Community Trust is a platform for change that connects philanthropy to impact. We bring together generous donors, committed organizations, and caring residents to effect lasting change that moves our entire region forward. We envision a Chicago region where equity is central and opportunity and prosperity are in reach for all. For over 100 years, forward-looking individuals and families have entrusted their philanthropic resources and visions to the Trust’s stewardship. Our expertise goes to work helping donors translate their funds and passions into innovative and impactful giving strategies. Guided by our deep community knowledge, we make grants, lead, convene, and collaborate to address the greatest and most critical needs facing the Chicago region.


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