Houston Parks Board announced Ali Flanders Dodson as its new chief advancement officer.<\/p>\n
Explaining the role<\/p>\n
Flanders Dodson will oversee fundraising, communications and community engagement efforts for HPB. She will also work with public and private partners, the communities that HPB serves and its board of directors to help achieve their goals, according to the news release.<\/p>\n
Flanders Dodson is a \u201cseasoned nonprofit fundraiser and donor strategist\u201d, according to HPB. Before this role, she was with Kids\u2019 Meals, a Houston-based nonprofit that focuses on ending child hunger, where she served as chief advancement officer.<\/p>\n
\u201cI am both honored and thrilled to join Houston Parks Board and contribute to an organization whose impact can be seen and experienced throughout our city,\u201d Flanders Dodson said. \u201cI look forward to partnering with HPB leadership, our donors and stakeholders to build on HPB\u2019s momentum executing expansive public-private partnerships that have increased the region\u2019s trail and greenspace network.\u201d<\/p>\n
Flanders Dodson has also served as director of special events at the Downtown YMCA and as senior development associate at Texas Children\u2019s Hospital.<\/p>\n
About the organization<\/p>\n