As the Director of Institutional Advancement at the UNC Nutrition Research Institute (NRI), Suzanne Dane plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of health and wellness through innovative research in nutrigenomics, or Precision Nutrition. With a strong background in higher education and nonprofit sectors,...
As the Director of Institutional Advancement at the UNC Nutrition Research Institute (NRI), Suzanne Dane plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of health and wellness through innovative research in nutrigenomics, or Precision Nutrition. With a strong background in higher education and nonprofit sectors, Suzanne leverages her expertise in strategic public communications to elevate the NRI's mission and enhance its visibility within the scientific community and beyond. Her comprehensive approach to donor and community relations has been instrumental in fostering partnerships that drive financial support from individuals and corporations alike.
Currently, Suzanne is spearheading several key projects aimed at raising awareness about the groundbreaking research being conducted at NRI. These initiatives include developing targeted advertising campaigns and engaging social media strategies that highlight the intersection of genetics and nutrition. By crafting compelling narratives and utilizing her creative writing skills, she effectively communicates the importance of nutrigenomics in personalizing health solutions.
In addition to her communications efforts, Suzanne is actively involved in fundraising and event management, orchestrating high-impact events that connect donors with the institute’s research initiatives. Her leadership and volunteer management skills enable her to build strong relationships with stakeholders, ensuring that the NRI remains at the forefront of nutritional science. Through her innovative vision and collaborative spirit, Suzanne Dane is not only advancing the mission of the UNC Nutrition Research Institute but also contributing significantly to the broader conversation about health and wellness in our society.
