Greg Eklund serves as the Senior Director of Development at the Center of Concern, where he leverages his extensive experience in nonprofit management to drive impactful initiatives that align with the organization's mission of supporting vulnerable populations in the northwest Chicago area. With a keen...
Greg Eklund serves as the Senior Director of Development at the Center of Concern, where he leverages his extensive experience in nonprofit management to drive impactful initiatives that align with the organization's mission of supporting vulnerable populations in the northwest Chicago area. With a keen focus on strategic planning and program development, Greg has successfully spearheaded key projects aimed at enhancing the agency's outreach and effectiveness. His leadership has been instrumental in expanding volunteer management programs, which not only mobilize community support but also foster a culture of engagement among stakeholders.
Under Greg's direction, the Center of Concern has launched innovative fundraising campaigns that utilize social media and marketing communications to raise awareness and resources for critical services. His expertise in grant writing has resulted in securing substantial funding that has bolstered the agency’s capacity to assist individuals in crisis and provide essential support for the homebound elderly and disabled. Greg is recognized for his exceptional public speaking skills, which he employs to advocate for the organization and its mission, effectively communicating the needs of the community to potential donors and partners.
As a strategic thinker, Greg continuously evaluates and refines the Center's development strategies to ensure they meet evolving organizational goals. His commitment to fostering a collaborative environment empowers staff and volunteers alike, enabling them to thrive during periods of change and challenge. With a proven track record of achieving results, Greg Eklund exemplifies the qualities of a dedicated nonprofit leader, making a lasting impact on the lives of those served by the Center of Concern.
