The University of Pennsylvania, founded in 1749 by a group of prominent Philadelphia businessmen, including Benjamin Franklin, gained a library thanks to gifts from many of its founders. The Penn Libraries’ Office of Advancement upholds this rich, 250-year-old tradition of giving in support of information resources and the diverse infrastructure – including spaces, talent, and technology – that guides students and scholars through their journeys of discovery.
Doug is responsible for the overall conceptualization, planning, and execution of a coordinated fundraising program for Penn Libraries. This includes donor solicitation, stewardship, events, advancement communications, and coordination of volunteer groups like the Board of Advisors.
John provides operational support to the Advancement team as they seek to build relationships with friends and supporters of the Penn Libraries with a special focus on the Penn Libraries Fund and advancement events.
Charlie creates new and lasting relationships with friends and supporters of the Penn Libraries, aligning their philanthropic interests with the Libraries’ meaningful strategic priorities.
