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1998
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Graham-Pelton Consulting is a privately held, founder-controlled fundraising consultancy founded in 1998 by Craig Leach and headquartered in Summit, New Jersey. The firm exclusively serves large nonprofit organizations across five verticals: higher education, hospitals and healthcare, independent schools, social and global impact organizations, and (via its GP Catholic Services subsidiary) Catholic dioceses and faith-based institutions. Its service model spans the full capital campaign lifecycle — feasibility studies, campaign planning (including the trademarked CAPS™ accelerated planning system), capital campaign management offered through three flexible engagement models (Complete Execution, Collaborative Partnership, and Trusted Counsel), data intelligence and fundraising analytics, fundraising communications, strategic growth planning, transitional and interim staffing, and tailored training workshops. Underlying its methodology is a stack of four registered proprietary frameworks: Case IN5™ for case-for-support development, Beyond Gratitude™ for healthcare grateful-patient programs, and Inspiring Humans, Not Donors™ for visioning sessions, in addition to CAPS™.

The firm's commercial model is professional services, quote-based and project-tied, with multi-year contract structures typical of capital campaign work. Pricing is engagement-scoped — staff count, duration, and scope are the primary cost drivers — and the firm has publicly cited an industry benchmark of approximately $0.10–$0.12 spent per dollar raised across all campaign costs. Geographic reach spans North America, Europe (via wholly-owned UK subsidiary Graham-Pelton (UK) Ltd. in London), and Australia. Distribution is direct enterprise sales into nonprofit leadership and boards, supported by a content-marketing engine ("Insights with Impact" blog, LinkedIn, email newsletter) and industry conference presence. The firm reports 500+ major nonprofit clients and publicized outcomes including $630M+ raised for Stony Brook University, $1B raised in the quiet phase at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and $85M for The Madeira School. The firm operates with 51–100 employees, has no disclosed external investors or parent company, and is led by founder/CEO Craig Leach.

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Graham-Pelton Consulting is a US-headquartered, founder-controlled fundraising consultancy founded in 1998 that exclusively serves large nonprofit organizations across higher education, healthcare, independent schools, social impact, and diocesan verticals, offering end-to-end capital campaign and analytics services through trademarked proprietary methodologies.

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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
fundraising consulting services, capital campaign management, nonprofit feasibility studies, grateful patient programs, donor data analytics
Industry2 codes
1Financial Management & Performance Improvement Consulting
CodeBPAHACAFPrimaryYes
2Family Offices & Philanthropic Advisors (Grantmaking)
CodeBPAGAKADPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Other Management Consulting Services541618
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Management Consulting Services8742
Product category
Nonprofit Fundraising Consulting
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1Fundraising Consulting Services
TypeProfessional Services
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Professional consulting services for nonprofit organizations including feasibility studies, capital campaign management, interim staffing, data analytics, communications, and training. Services are tailored to engagement size, staff requirements, and project timeframe. Pricing is quote-based and project-specific.

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1Custom project-based engagement tailored to nonprofit needs
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Tailored to engagement size, number of staff required, and project timeframe. No standardized tiers publicly listed. Quote-based pricing.

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Graham-Pelton Consulting provides end-to-end fundraising consulting services exclusively to nonprofit organizations, including campaign feasibility studies, capital campaign management, data intelligence and analytics, fundraising communications, strategic growth planning, interim staffing, and tailored training. The firm offers three flexible engagement models — Complete Execution, Collaborative Partnership, and Trusted Counsel — supported by proprietary frameworks such as Case IN5, CAPS, Beyond Gratitude, and Inspiring Humans, Not Donors, combining human fundraising expertise with AI-enhanced donor analytics. Services are tailored to each client's sector, campaign size, staffing requirements, and timeframe.

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Product overview1 text field

Graham-Pelton is a fundraising consulting firm offering a comprehensive suite of services exclusively to nonprofits. The firm's offerings include Campaign Feasibility and Planning (with CAPS™ Accelerated Planning System), Capital Campaign Management (three flexible models), Data Intelligence & Fundraising Analytics (AI-enhanced), Fundraising Communications (with proprietary How to Inspire Humans, Not Donors™ and Case IN5™ frameworks), Strategic Growth Planning, Beyond Gratitude™ (healthcare-specific), Transitional and Interim Staffing, and Training and Workshops. These services work together as an integrated consulting approach to help nonprofits plan, execute, and optimize their fundraising efforts.

Product and service8 records
1Campaign Feasibility and Planning
CategoryCore Service
Description

Feasibility studies to assess donor readiness and creation of detailed roadmaps to navigate each phase of capital campaigns, including the Campaign Accelerated Planning System (CAPS) for organizations needing accelerated planning. Targeted at large nonprofit organizations planning or evaluating major fundraising campaigns.

2Capital Campaign Management
CategoryCore Service
Description

Three distinct campaign management engagement models — Complete Execution (full-service), Collaborative Partnership (staff extension), and Trusted Counsel (advisory role) — providing flexible support for nonprofit capital campaigns. Available to large nonprofit organizations across higher education, healthcare, independent schools, and social impact sectors.

3Data Intelligence & Fundraising Analytics
CategoryCore Service
Description

AI-enhanced predictive modeling, major/principal gifts portfolio management, capacity and wealth screening, annual fund and cohort segmentation, and peer/aspirant group analysis to identify high-potential donors. Targeted at nonprofit development teams seeking data-driven prospect identification and portfolio optimization.

4Fundraising Communications
CategoryCore Service
Description

Campaign messaging strategy and brand identity development including Inspiring Humans, Not Donors visioning sessions and the Case IN5 framework for building compelling cases for support. For nonprofit organizations seeking emotionally resonant donor communications.

5Strategic Growth Planning
CategoryCore Service
Description

Development of custom Growth Plans articulating the value and impact of strategic goals, providing nonprofits with the pitch needed for board buy-in and funding decisions. For nonprofit leadership teams pursuing strategic expansion.

6Beyond Gratitude
CategoryCore Service
Description

Proprietary trademarked approach for hospitals and healthcare organizations to develop comprehensive, compliant grateful patient programs covering relationships, data analysis, and operations. Targeted at community hospitals, health systems, academic medical centers, and disease-specific organizations.

7Transitional and Interim Staffing
CategoryCore Service
Description

Short-term coverage and long-term transitional support placing skilled professionals into critical positions including Director of Development, VP of Advancement, Major Gift Officers, and Campaign Directors. For nonprofit organizations in leadership transitions.

8Training and Workshops
CategoryCore Service
Description

Tailored workshops including Campaign Readiness for Boards, How to Inspire Humans Not Donors Visioning, Unlocking AI for Fundraising, Major Gift Officers Training, and Beyond Gratitude Physician Engagement. For nonprofit boards, development staff, and physician engagement teams.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership2 partners
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Description

Graham-Pelton sponsored and presented at the International Coalition of Girls' Schools Educating Girls Symposium at Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart. Consultants shared Graham-Pelton's framework for assembling and retaining fundraising development teams during capital campaigns.

2New England Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (NEAHP)
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Graham-Pelton is proud to sponsor and participate in NEAHP's 2026 Annual Educational Conference. The firm has long supported NEAHP's mission to advance healthcare philanthropy across New England.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Capital campaign and fundraising consulting firm for higher education, healthcare, and arts/culture — comparable service scope and vertical coverage.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the largest US fundraising consulting firms serving higher education, healthcare, and nonprofit clients with capital campaigns, feasibility studies, and advancement services — directly comparable offering and client base to Graham-Pelton.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Consulting firm providing fundraising strategy, campaign management, and executive search for nonprofits — comparable scope and sector focus to Graham-Pelton.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large-scale fundraising consulting and managed services firm providing campaign counsel and interim staffing for nonprofits — closely comparable operating model and service menu to Graham-Pelton.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Long-established nonprofit fundraising counsel focused on campaigns, planned giving, and development assessments for higher education and healthcare — overlapping service portfolio and client verticals with Graham-Pelton.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Direct response and fundraising agency serving faith-based and nonprofit clients — adjacent offering with overlap in donor acquisition and fundraising strategy for nonprofits.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Boutique fundraising consulting firm focused on capital campaigns and feasibility studies for nonprofits — comparable service offering in a smaller competitive footprint.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Broader professional services and investigations firm with a fundraising and philanthropy advisory practice — adjacent but wider portfolio, partially overlapping with Graham-Pelton's nonprofit advisory work.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nonprofit consulting firm offering campaign counsel, feasibility studies, and strategic planning — overlapping offering in the same vertical markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major fundraising and advancement consulting firm serving universities, hospitals, and nonprofits with campaign counsel, prospect research, and analytics — direct competitor with similar service mix and vertical focus.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Key risks7 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers14 records

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Segment5 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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AI capability4 records

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Graham-Pelton Consulting

Nonprofit Fundraising Consultinggrahampelton.com

Graham-Pelton Consulting is a US-headquartered, founder-controlled fundraising consultancy founded in 1998 that exclusively serves large nonprofit organizations across higher education, healthcare, independent schools, social impact, and diocesan verticals, offering end-to-end capital campaign and analytics services through trademarked proprietary methodologies.

What Graham-Pelton Consulting does

Graham-Pelton Consulting is a privately held, founder-controlled fundraising consultancy founded in 1998 by Craig Leach and headquartered in Summit, New Jersey. The firm exclusively serves large nonprofit organizations across five verticals: higher education, hospitals and healthcare, independent schools, social and global impact organizations, and (via its GP Catholic Services subsidiary) Catholic dioceses and faith-based institutions. Its service model spans the full capital campaign lifecycle — feasibility studies, campaign planning (including the trademarked CAPS™ accelerated planning system), capital campaign management offered through three flexible engagement models (Complete Execution, Collaborative Partnership, and Trusted Counsel), data intelligence and fundraising analytics, fundraising communications, strategic growth planning, transitional and interim staffing, and tailored training workshops. Underlying its methodology is a stack of four registered proprietary frameworks: Case IN5™ for case-for-support development, Beyond Gratitude™ for healthcare grateful-patient programs, and Inspiring Humans, Not Donors™ for visioning sessions, in addition to CAPS™.

The firm's commercial model is professional services, quote-based and project-tied, with multi-year contract structures typical of capital campaign work. Pricing is engagement-scoped — staff count, duration, and scope are the primary cost drivers — and the firm has publicly cited an industry benchmark of approximately $0.10–$0.12 spent per dollar raised across all campaign costs. Geographic reach spans North America, Europe (via wholly-owned UK subsidiary Graham-Pelton (UK) Ltd. in London), and Australia. Distribution is direct enterprise sales into nonprofit leadership and boards, supported by a content-marketing engine ("Insights with Impact" blog, LinkedIn, email newsletter) and industry conference presence. The firm reports 500+ major nonprofit clients and publicized outcomes including $630M+ raised for Stony Brook University, $1B raised in the quiet phase at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and $85M for The Madeira School. The firm operates with 51–100 employees, has no disclosed external investors or parent company, and is led by founder/CEO Craig Leach.

Graham-Pelton Consulting firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Graham-Pelton Consulting
Legal name
Graham-Pelton Consulting, Inc.
Website
https://grahampelton.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1998
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Graham-Pelton Consulting is a US-headquartered, founder-controlled fundraising consultancy founded in 1998 that exclusively serves large nonprofit organizations across higher education, healthcare, independent schools, social impact, and diocesan verticals, offering end-to-end capital campaign and analytics services through trademarked proprietary methodologies.
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Graham-Pelton Consulting industry classification

Industry
Product category
Nonprofit Fundraising Consulting
NAICS
Other Management Consulting Services (541618)
SIC
Services-Management Consulting Services (8742)
akta.pro primary industry
Financial Management & Performance Improvement Consulting (BPAHACAF)
akta.pro secondary industry
Family Offices & Philanthropic Advisors (Grantmaking) (BPAGAKAD)

Keywords

  • Fundraising consulting services
  • Capital campaign management
  • Nonprofit feasibility studies
  • Grateful patient programs
  • Donor data analytics

Where Graham-Pelton Consulting is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New York
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Graham-Pelton Consulting business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Fundraising Consulting Services: Professional consulting services for nonprofit organizations including feasibility studies, capital campaign management, interim staffing, data analytics, communications, and training. Services are tailored to engagement size, staff requirements, and project timeframe. Pricing is quote-based and project-specific.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractCustom project-based engagement tailored to nonprofit needs

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels6 records

Graham-Pelton Consulting product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Graham-Pelton Consulting provides end-to-end fundraising consulting services exclusively to nonprofit organizations, including campaign feasibility studies, capital campaign management, data intelligence and analytics, fundraising communications, strategic growth planning, interim staffing, and tailored training. The firm offers three flexible engagement models — Complete Execution, Collaborative Partnership, and Trusted Counsel — supported by proprietary frameworks such as Case IN5, CAPS, Beyond Gratitude, and Inspiring Humans, Not Donors, combining human fundraising expertise with AI-enhanced donor analytics. Services are tailored to each client's sector, campaign size, staffing requirements, and timeframe.

Product overview

Graham-Pelton is a fundraising consulting firm offering a comprehensive suite of services exclusively to nonprofits. The firm's offerings include Campaign Feasibility and Planning (with CAPS™ Accelerated Planning System), Capital Campaign Management (three flexible models), Data Intelligence & Fundraising Analytics (AI-enhanced), Fundraising Communications (with proprietary How to Inspire Humans, Not Donors™ and Case IN5™ frameworks), Strategic Growth Planning, Beyond Gratitude™ (healthcare-specific), Transitional and Interim Staffing, and Training and Workshops. These services work together as an integrated consulting approach to help nonprofits plan, execute, and optimize their fundraising efforts.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Campaign Feasibility and Planning Feasibility studies to assess donor readiness and creation of detailed roadmaps to navigate each phase of capital campaigns, including the Campaign Accelerated Planning System (CAPS) for organizations needing accelerated planning. Targeted at large nonprofit organizations planning or evaluating major fundraising campaigns.
  • Capital Campaign Management Three distinct campaign management engagement models — Complete Execution (full-service), Collaborative Partnership (staff extension), and Trusted Counsel (advisory role) — providing flexible support for nonprofit capital campaigns. Available to large nonprofit organizations across higher education, healthcare, independent schools, and social impact sectors.
  • Data Intelligence & Fundraising Analytics AI-enhanced predictive modeling, major/principal gifts portfolio management, capacity and wealth screening, annual fund and cohort segmentation, and peer/aspirant group analysis to identify high-potential donors. Targeted at nonprofit development teams seeking data-driven prospect identification and portfolio optimization.
  • Fundraising Communications Campaign messaging strategy and brand identity development including Inspiring Humans, Not Donors visioning sessions and the Case IN5 framework for building compelling cases for support. For nonprofit organizations seeking emotionally resonant donor communications.
  • Strategic Growth Planning Development of custom Growth Plans articulating the value and impact of strategic goals, providing nonprofits with the pitch needed for board buy-in and funding decisions. For nonprofit leadership teams pursuing strategic expansion.
  • Beyond Gratitude Proprietary trademarked approach for hospitals and healthcare organizations to develop comprehensive, compliant grateful patient programs covering relationships, data analysis, and operations. Targeted at community hospitals, health systems, academic medical centers, and disease-specific organizations.
  • Transitional and Interim Staffing Short-term coverage and long-term transitional support placing skilled professionals into critical positions including Director of Development, VP of Advancement, Major Gift Officers, and Campaign Directors. For nonprofit organizations in leadership transitions.
  • Training and Workshops Tailored workshops including Campaign Readiness for Boards, How to Inspire Humans Not Donors Visioning, Unlocking AI for Fundraising, Major Gift Officers Training, and Beyond Gratitude Physician Engagement. For nonprofit boards, development staff, and physician engagement teams.

Companies that use Graham-Pelton Consulting

Customer profile

Named customers14 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Graham-Pelton Consulting technology and API

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AI capability4 records

Feature4 records

Graham-Pelton Consulting partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

  • International Coalition of Girls' SchoolsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerGraham-Pelton sponsored and presented at the International Coalition of Girls' Schools Educating Girls Symposium at Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart. Consultants shared Graham-Pelton's framework for assembling and retaining fundraising development teams during capital campaigns.
  • New England Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (NEAHP)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerGraham-Pelton is proud to sponsor and participate in NEAHP's 2026 Annual Educational Conference. The firm has long supported NEAHP's mission to advance healthcare philanthropy across New England.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Graham-Pelton Consulting competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • The Curtis Group: Capital campaign and fundraising consulting firm for higher education, healthcare, and arts/culture — comparable service scope and vertical coverage.
  • Bentz Whaley Flessner: One of the largest US fundraising consulting firms serving higher education, healthcare, and nonprofit clients with capital campaigns, feasibility studies, and advancement services — directly comparable offering and client base to Graham-Pelton.
  • Campbell & Company: Consulting firm providing fundraising strategy, campaign management, and executive search for nonprofits — comparable scope and sector focus to Graham-Pelton.
  • CCS Fundraising: Large-scale fundraising consulting and managed services firm providing campaign counsel and interim staffing for nonprofits — closely comparable operating model and service menu to Graham-Pelton.
  • Marts & Lundy: Long-established nonprofit fundraising counsel focused on campaigns, planned giving, and development assessments for higher education and healthcare — overlapping service portfolio and client verticals with Graham-Pelton.
  • Hollier & Associates: Boutique fundraising consulting firm focused on capital campaigns and feasibility studies for nonprofits — comparable service offering in a smaller competitive footprint.
  • Johnson, Grossnickle & Associates (JGA): Nonprofit consulting firm offering campaign counsel, feasibility studies, and strategic planning — overlapping offering in the same vertical markets.
  • Grenzebach Glier & Associates (GG+A): Major fundraising and advancement consulting firm serving universities, hospitals, and nonprofits with campaign counsel, prospect research, and analytics — direct competitor with similar service mix and vertical focus.

Broad incumbents

  • Russ Reid: Direct response and fundraising agency serving faith-based and nonprofit clients — adjacent offering with overlap in donor acquisition and fundraising strategy for nonprofits.
  • K2K (Ketchum/K2 Intelligence Fundraising Practice): Broader professional services and investigations firm with a fundraising and philanthropy advisory practice — adjacent but wider portfolio, partially overlapping with Graham-Pelton's nonprofit advisory work.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

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Profiles5 records

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Subsidiaries2 records

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Graham-Pelton Consulting M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Graham-Pelton Consulting

What does Graham-Pelton Consulting do?

Graham-Pelton Consulting provides end-to-end fundraising consulting services exclusively to nonprofit organizations, including campaign feasibility studies, capital campaign management, data intelligence and analytics, fundraising communications, strategic growth planning, interim staffing, and tailored training. The firm offers three flexible engagement models — Complete Execution, Collaborative Partnership, and Trusted Counsel — supported by proprietary frameworks such as Case IN5, CAPS, Beyond Gratitude, and Inspiring Humans, Not Donors, combining human fundraising expertise with AI-enhanced donor analytics. Services are tailored to each client's sector, campaign size, staffing requirements, and timeframe.

Is Graham-Pelton Consulting a public or private company?

Graham-Pelton Consulting is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Graham-Pelton Consulting founded?

Graham-Pelton Consulting was founded in 1998. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Graham-Pelton Consulting based?

Graham-Pelton Consulting is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does Graham-Pelton Consulting make money?

One revenue line is on record: fundraising Consulting Services.

Who are Graham-Pelton Consulting's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are The Curtis Group, Bentz Whaley Flessner, Campbell & Company, CCS Fundraising, Marts & Lundy, Hollier & Associates, Johnson, Grossnickle & Associates (JGA) and Grenzebach Glier & Associates (GG+A). Broad incumbents are Russ Reid and K2K (Ketchum/K2 Intelligence Fundraising Practice).

Does Graham-Pelton Consulting have an API?

No public API is recorded for Graham-Pelton Consulting.

What industry is Graham-Pelton Consulting in?

Graham-Pelton Consulting's product category is Nonprofit Fundraising Consulting. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAHACAF, Financial Management & Performance Improvement Consulting, with a secondary code of BPAGAKAD, Family Offices & Philanthropic Advisors (Grantmaking). Its NAICS code is 541618 and its SIC code is 8742.

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GrahampeltonYour Guide to Mastering Predictive Analytics for FundraisingThis article serves as a guide for nonprofit organizations on leveraging predictive analytics and artificial intelligence to enhance fundraising strategies, donor retention, and financial planning. It outlines various use cases such as major donor prospect research, at-risk donor identification, and audience persona creation to help nonprofits make data-backed decisions. The text also recommends working with specialized consulting firms, specifically citing Graham-Pelton, to implement these advanced analytical tools effectively.GrahampeltonData Intelligence & Fundraising Analytics ServicesGraham-Pelton offers fundraising analytics and data intelligence services to nonprofit organizations, utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning for predictive modeling and donor engagement. The company provides customized training and strategic support to help clients leverage their data for improved philanthropic revenue and campaign success.PR NewswireGraham-Pelton Welcomes Industry Veteran Phil Hills as PrincipalLeading fundraising consulting firm Graham-Pelton announced the appointment of Phil Hills as Principal, effective May 1, 2024, bringing over 35 years of advancement experience across health sciences, higher education, and arts and culture. Hills joins from Marts&Lundy where he served as President and CEO from 2016 to 2022, and has previously led billion-dollar campaigns including Emory University's Woodruff Health Sciences Center $1 billion health sciences campaign. The appointment is positioned to strengthen Graham-Pelton's capabilities as clients increasingly undertake multi-million and billion-dollar fundraising campaigns.PR NewswireGRAHAM-PELTON APPOINTS FUNDRAISING VETERAN BRIDGET MURPHY AS CHIEF GROWTH OFFICERGraham-Pelton appointed Bridget Murphy as Chief Growth Officer to lead the firm's growth agenda, including integrated sales, marketing, and service development. Murphy returns to the consulting firm after previously serving there from 2005 to 2010 and most recently working as Chief Philanthropy Officer at the Visiting Nurse Association Health Group.PR NewswireGRAHAM-PELTON APPOINTS ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTER FUNDRAISING EXPERT TO FIRMGraham-Pelton appointed Amy C. Buick as Vice President to support its expanding portfolio of healthcare and education clients. Buick brings extensive experience in fundraising, having previously served in senior development roles at Jefferson Health. This appointment aims to leverage her expertise in major giving and capital campaigns to drive philanthropic results for the firm's nonprofit base.PR NewswireGraham-Pelton names Walt Edwards PresidentGraham-Pelton, a leading global fundraising consulting firm, announced the appointment of Walt Edwards as its new president, effective immediately. Edwards, who has been an associate with the firm for two and a half years, previously served as Assistant Vice President for Talent Development at the University of Texas at Austin and is credited with developing Graham-Pelton's signature grateful patient fundraising service line. The firm's founder expressed confidence that Edwards' leadership will drive growth and expand market share within the nonprofit industry.PR NewswireGRAHAM-PELTON APPOINTS HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION FUNDRAISING EXPERTS TO FIRMGraham-Pelton, a fundraising consulting firm serving nonprofit organizations, announced the appointments of Jay Vogelsang, CFRE and John Zabinski, MBA as Senior Vice Presidents to support its growing client base of healthcare and education institutions. Both appointees bring extensive backgrounds in institutional advancement, with Vogelsang previously serving as Chief Development Officer of Swedish Health Services and Zabinski previously serving as Chief Development Officer at Wills Eye Hospital. The appointments are intended to strengthen Graham-Pelton's capabilities in healthcare and education fundraising consulting.PR NewswireGraham-Pelton Launches Beyond Gratitude, A Practical Approach To Grateful Patient FundraisingGraham-Pelton, a fundraising consulting firm serving nonprofits and healthcare organizations, has launched a new service called Beyond Gratitude designed to help institutions engage patients and their families in philanthropy. The program addresses both analytical and relational components of grateful patient fundraising and was developed under Senior Vice President Walt Edwards, who brings over three decades of experience in healthcare philanthropy coaching. The service is modular and scalable, aiming to help physicians and development professionals form unified teams to support donors through healing or grieving processes.PR NewswireGraham-Pelton Names Thomas J. Sullivan Senior AdvisorGraham-Pelton, a New York-based fundraising consulting firm, announced the appointment of Thomas J. Sullivan as Senior Advisor to support its growing client base of healthcare and higher education institutions. Sullivan previously served as Chief Philanthropy Officer and Vice President at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and held leadership roles at institutions including Anne & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, MedStar Health, and the University of Notre Dame. Graham-Pelton has experienced sustained growth, recently adding clients such as Atrium Health Foundation, Gonzaga University, and Children's Hospital Los Angeles to its roster.PR NewswireGraham-Pelton Appoints New Senior Advisor To Augment Thriving Healthcare PracticeGraham-Pelton appointed Walt Edwards as Senior Advisor to support its growing portfolio of national and international healthcare institutions, as the firm continues to expand its healthcare philanthropy consulting practice. Edwards, who will retain his role as Assistant Vice President for Talent Management at the University of Texas at Austin, brings experience working with major medical centers including Penn Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The appointment reflects Graham-Pelton's strategy to leverage recognized industry expertise to further grow its healthcare sector client base.