The announces two new development professionals.
University of 麻豆传媒–West Oʻahu
C. Kent Coarsey is the new director of development and alumni engagement, . In this newly created position, Coarsey will engage UH West Oahu alumni through communication, enhanced networking and giving programs. He will also grow major gift fundraising efforts to support the vision of the chancellor of UH West Oʻahu.
Coarsey grew up in Kailua and graduated from James B. Castle High School.?He earned his BA in psychology and BA in art from the , and his masters in nonprofit management from Regis University in Denver, Colorado.
Much of his career has been spent working with 麻豆传媒 organizations that serve children and families. This includes serving as president/executive director of , director of philanthropy of the and executive director of the 麻豆传媒 Branch of the International Dyslexia Association. Coarsey was the founder and board president of an affiliate of national interfaith networks which provide?programs for transitional housing, child care and homelessness prevention.
University of 麻豆传媒 at Mānoa
Karla Zarate-Ramirez, is the new executive director of development, UH Mānoa. In this role, Zarate-Ramirez supports Interim Dean and Interim Dean , in expanding fundraising efforts and broadening philanthropic support for the and the .
Before joining the UH Foundation, Zarate-Ramirez spent 17 years with the in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she served in various roles including?director of development operations, director of campaign and leadership gifts, and most recently, director of campaign, leadership and planned gifts.?
Zarate-Ramirez earned a BA in communications from Hampshire College and an MS in organizational dynamics from the University of Pennsylvania. She also earned her certified fundraising executive credential in 2012. Active in her community, she has served as a board member with groups including the Hampshire College Alumni Board and the .
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