Kirstin Samp serves as the Director of Corporate Relations at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), where she leverages her extensive background in nonprofit fundraising, marketing, and public relations to drive strategic corporate partnerships that align with the Academy's mission of promoting the health and...
Kirstin Samp serves as the Director of Corporate Relations at the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), where she leverages her extensive background in nonprofit fundraising, marketing, and public relations to drive strategic corporate partnerships that align with the Academy's mission of promoting the health and well-being of children. With over sixteen years of experience in the nonprofit sector, Kirstin has successfully raised more than $8 million, demonstrating her expertise in corporate philanthropy and foundation grants. Her role involves identifying and cultivating relationships with prospective funders, where she employs her strong skills in account management and donor stewardship to establish long-term partnerships that are vital for the AAP's immediate and long-term funding goals.
Kirstin's leadership in corporate fundraising is characterized by her strategic approach to cause marketing, where she collaborates with businesses to create mutually beneficial initiatives that not only support the AAP’s mission but also enhance corporate social responsibility efforts. She is adept at budgeting and grant writing, ensuring that funding proposals align with both the AAP’s objectives and the interests of potential corporate partners. Her commitment to team building and volunteer management fosters a collaborative environment that empowers her team to excel in their fundraising efforts. With a strong emphasis on public speaking, Kirstin effectively communicates the AAP's vision and impact, inspiring stakeholders to engage and invest in the health of children. Through her innovative strategies and unwavering dedication, Kirstin Samp continues to strengthen the AAP's financial foundation, ensuring that the organization can fulfill its mission for years to come.
