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R o e c k e r C o n s u l t i n g G r o u p, L L C 303 322 3020 ann@roeckerconsulting.com
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Ann Roecker is President and founder of Roecker Consulting Group. She is a
Certified Fundraising Executive, and has more than 28 years of experience and a
track record of success in managing multi-million-dollar fundraising and
marketing initiatives for national, regional, and local clients.
She has played a leadership role in her profession, locally and nationally. Most
recently she has served as President of the Board for the Association of
Fundraising Professionals / Colorado Chapter, and as National Delegate to the
Association of Fundraising Professionals' International Assembly.
She recently has served on U.S. Bank's Nonprofit Partnership Committee and the
Colorado Secretary of States' Advisory Committee on Philanthropy. She also has
served on the Regional Board of the Association of Healthcare Philanthropy.
She recently was featured on Fox News and in the
Denver Business Journal’s Giving Guide as a recognized fundraising expert.
Ann’s creative excellence is reflected in the design awards she has received for her fundraising collateral materials from the Advertising Federation, Native American Press Association, and Mountain States Printing & Imaging Association. She has been asked to be the keynote speaker numerous times for various conferences and seminars on capital campaigns, major gifts, high impact marketing, and other topics.
Samples of Achievements
Completed a $10.5 million capital
campaign for Girl Scouts-Mile Hi Council to build Magic
Sky Ranch, the largest outdoor resource for girls in Colorado.
Ann’s efforts resulted in historic seven-figure
and six-figure campaign gifts, plus an additional $1 million
program endowment, and motivated the involvement of top
community leaders. GS-MHC is the largest organization
serving girls in Colorado.
Completed a feasibility study for Longmont Humane Society and then served as campaign counsel for the Society's capital campaign, helping them exceed their goal of the $8.2 million. The initial goal tested in the study was $3.5 million, but a leadership gift of $5 million, which RCG helped cultivate, allowed for the more comprehensive campaign of $8.2 million that has resulted in a state-of-the-art shelter. The campaign team ’s work with the local media resulted in front page news with a banner headline that read, “The Cat’s Meow.”
Wrote the first Major Gift Fundraising Plan for The Children’s Museum of Denver and helped the Museum successfully establish its first formal
major gifts program. This effort
resulted in an historic collective gift from the Board, significant new major gifts from
community leaders, and the achievement of major gift benchmarks.
Designed and implemented a national fundraising and marketing campaign for the
American Indian Science
& Engineering Society that helped AISES’s revenue grow more than 300% in three years. Ann’s work played a key role in positioning AISES as a national force in minority
education.
Managed a national feasibility study for the Geological Society of America at
Harvard, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, MIT, and leading other institutions. Ann
then served as campaign counsel, successfully reaching the goal of
$5 million to expand GSA’s international headquarters.
Education
Bachelor of Journalism, University of Missouri, 1973
Certificate of Graduation, Nonprofit Management Institute, Stanford University
Certificate of Graduation, Institute for International Training (IIT), East Los
Angeles / Field Work in Mexico
Professional Certification Program: Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE),
1995, Recertified 1999, 2001, 2004
Graduate Studies, International Christian Graduate University
Copyright ©2007-2008, Roecker Consulting Group, LLC
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Up Close & Personal
Ann’s early role model was the glamorous, red-headed cartoon character, Brenda
Starr, Star Reporter. Following in her footsteps, Ann earned a degree in
journalism from the nation
’s #1-ranked journalism school, then worked as a reporter for a city newspaper
before becoming a marketing/fundraising professional.
Since then her career has taken her many places including the White House,
Stanford University, the bush of Africa, the villages of rural Mexico, and the
jungles of the Philippines.
Where Ann has not gone, her published works have. Her book on time management (published by Harper Collins/Zondervan) has been
sold in the U.S. and internationally. Foreign rights were sold to China,
resulting in a Chinese edition. Her other writing has appeared in numerous
trade publications and she is currently writing a novel.
Ann also enjoys gourmet cooking, reading broadly, snowshoeing, and distance
walking. She walked 103 miles across England, among other outdoor adventures.
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