
Gina Vaughan
Vice President of Client Service at Gail Perry Group; nonprofit fundraising consultant specializing in capital campaigns and major gifts (28+ years experience).
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Jul 7, 2026
Who Owns the Campaign? Navigating the Executive Director, Development Director, and Board Dynamic!
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What are some few things you can share there?

Gina VaughnGUEST
So this whole idea of how you activate a board member in a campaign, a board member role is generally speaking a strategic role.

Gina VaughnGUEST
They are supposed to sort of have the advice and consent kind of function within an organization when it comes to the mission and how the mission is pursued.

Gina VaughnGUEST
In fact, I wouldn't necessarily advocate for boards that are overly operationally engaged.

Gina VaughnGUEST
But in a campaign, provided that you can give your board members, it is up to you as staff to give your board members an idea as to how the strategy that they as board members have approved and are championing is brought to life through the campaign.
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17:37ImmaculateHOST
It's really up to you.