Elizabeth Seuling

Elizabeth Seuling has a strong background in development and philanthropy. Elizabeth currently holds the position of Chief Development Officer at The Marshall Project. Prior to this, they worked as a Philanthropy Advisor at Seuling Consulting, where they provided advisory services to nonprofit organizations, foundations, and philanthropists. Elizabeth also served as the Chief Development Officer at the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, leading the development team and exceeding fundraising goals. Elizabeth has experience in the international development sector as well, having worked as the Executive Director of Lumos Foundation USA, where they developed the organization's US presence and exceeded fundraising goals. Elizabeth has also held various roles at Human Rights Watch, managing development and outreach teams and forging relationships with institutional partners. Elizabeth started their career as a consultant and has worked in various program and leadership roles at organizations like EastWest Institute, OSCE, and Where There Be Dragons.

Elizabeth Seuling earned a Diploma in Hindi Language from Banaras Hindu University, attending from 1994 to 1995. Elizabeth then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Art History at Wesleyan University from 1992 to 1996. Additionally, they earned a Certificate in International Affairs from New York University, studying from 2000 to 2001.