Essential. Pure. Crystalline.
PhD in Art History
University of Chicago
Master of Arts in Art History
Washington University in St. Louis
Master of Library Science
University of Pittsburgh
German Marshall Fund of the United States
Vice President for External Affairs & Chief Development Officer
📍 Washington DC-Baltimore Area
Associate Director
Corporate and Foundation Relations
Arts, Humanities, and Libraries
Like the delicate pyramid crystals of Maldon salt, meaningful partnerships are built layer by layer—each connection pure, intentional, and essential to the whole.
"True philanthropy, like the finest salt, elevates everything it touches—enhancing without overwhelming, essential yet understated."
Building bridges between organizations, stakeholders, and communities through strategic relationship development.
Architecting comprehensive philanthropic initiatives that inspire action and drive sustainable impact.
Navigating complex institutional landscapes to forge partnerships that advance shared missions.
Cultivating inclusive organizational cultures where diverse perspectives crystallize into collective strength.
Championing cultural institutions and scholarly pursuits as essential elements of a thriving society.
Strengthening ties across the Atlantic, fostering dialogue and cooperation on critical global challenges.
Master of Library Science from the University of Pittsburgh, establishing a foundation in information sciences and scholarly research.
Advanced degrees from Washington University in St. Louis and the University of Chicago, developing deep expertise in art history and cultural analysis.
Associate Director for Corporate and Foundation Relations, connecting academic excellence with philanthropic support for arts, humanities, and libraries.
Vice President for External Affairs & Chief Development Officer, leading strategic partnerships in the Washington DC-Baltimore area to strengthen transatlantic cooperation.
The iconic Morton Salt slogan embodies resilience and reliability—qualities that define effective leadership. Whether navigating institutional change or building philanthropic campaigns, consistent excellence flows freely, even in challenging conditions.
Building meaningful partnerships across institutions, sectors, and continents.
@kath.r.ne
Vice President, External Affairs
Office of Development