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Leo Arnoult
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Leo Arnoult, CFRE, M.A.
In June of 1987, following almost seventeen years working for nonprofit organizations, Leo Arnoult established Arnoult & Associates Inc. to provide marketing, management, planning, board development and training, and fundraising consulting services exclusively for nonprofit organizations. The consulting firm has helped dozens of nonprofit organizations in several states plan for their futures, organize for change, and raise hundreds of millions of dollars to realize their plans.
Arnoult currently serves on the board of the Giving Institute (formerly AAFRC). He is also current board member and the past Chair of the Giving USA Foundation, which publishes GIVING USA, the annual report on charitable giving and philanthropic trends.
Arnoult was founding President of the Memphis chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (formerly NSFRE) and a former member of the national board.
Arnoult is a past Chair of the Board of Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence, an agency that helps Mid-South nonprofit organizations apply for national public and private sector grants. He is a past Chair of the Board of Associated Catholic Charities, Inc. of the Catholic Diocese of Memphis. He is a member of the Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers University.
Arnoult is a frequent conference and workshop speaker on the subjects of marketing nonprofit organizations, organizing public/private partnerships, strategic management and market planning, fundraising, and relationship management.
From 1981 until June of 1987, Leo Arnoult was the Vice President of Development and College Relations at Christian Brothers University where he assisted with the planning and establishment of one of the very first centers for telecommunications and information systems in higher education. In addition he was responsible for the successful execution of a major capital campaign.
Mr. Arnoult is a 1970 graduate of Christian Brothers University in Memphis, Tennessee, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in economics and a minor in theology. Following his graduation, Arnoult spent nine years with the Industrial Areas Foundation working with congregation-based community organizations in the Midwest, Northeast and Canada as a professional community organizer. He also has earned a Master of Arts degree in Catholic Studies from Christian Brothers University in 2010.
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Leo Arnoult, CFRE, M.A.
In June of 1987, following almost seventeen years working for nonprofit organizations, Leo Arnoult established Arnoult & Associates Inc. to provide marketing, management, planning, board development and training, and fundraising consulting services exclusively for nonprofit organizations. The consulting firm has helped dozens of nonprofit organizations in several states plan for their futures, organize for change, and raise hundreds of millions of dollars to realize their plans.
Arnoult currently serves on the board of the Giving Institute (formerly AAFRC). He is also current board member and the past Chair of the Giving USA Foundation, which publishes GIVING USA, the annual report on charitable giving and philanthropic trends.
Arnoult was founding President of the Memphis chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (formerly NSFRE) and a former member of the national board.
Arnoult is a past Chair of the Board of Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence, an agency that helps Mid-South nonprofit organizations apply for national public and private sector grants. He is a past Chair of the Board of Associated Catholic Charities, Inc. of the Catholic Diocese of Memphis. He is a member of the Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers University.
Arnoult is a frequent conference and workshop speaker on the subjects of marketing nonprofit organizations, organizing public/private partnerships, strategic management and market planning, fundraising, and relationship management.
From 1981 until June of 1987, Leo Arnoult was the Vice President of Development and College Relations at Christian Brothers University where he assisted with the planning and establishment of one of the very first centers for telecommunications and information systems in higher education. In addition he was responsible for the successful execution of a major capital campaign.
Mr. Arnoult is a 1970 graduate of Christian Brothers University in Memphis, Tennessee, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in economics and a minor in theology. Following his graduation, Arnoult spent nine years with the Industrial Areas Foundation working with congregation-based community organizations in the Midwest, Northeast and Canada as a professional community organizer. He also has earned a Master of Arts degree in Catholic Studies from Christian Brothers University in 2010.
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Share your story about indvididual giving (successes and setbacks) for my next Charity Channel Book. Deadline for letting me know: March 1. http://charitychannel.com/charitychannel-press/author-and-editor-blogs/article/1477/would-you-like-to-be-included-in-a-charitychannel-press-book-heres-how a year ago
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I am pleased to announce that I now am in a position to accept new national clients. Most of my work is focused on pre-campaign planning and ongoing oversight for capital, endowment and major gift programs. a year ago
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