Meet the Team

Marci Bradley, CFRE

CEO

Marci Bradley, CFRE is a fundraising consultant, strategist, and AFP Certified Facilitator. She brings nearly a decade of fundraising experience with a wide variety of nonprofit organizations including health and human services, youth development, and higher education institutions around the United States, resulting in over $9M raised in philanthropy. Through her years of experience, she has developed a unique skill set in nonprofit operations, fund development, event planning, and grant-making. Marci has been licensed as a Certified Fund Raising Executive since 2019.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in business marketing from Southeastern Louisiana University, a Master of Art in Philanthropy and Development from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota, and is a graduate of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation’s Development Fellows program.

In her free time, she enjoys running, going on adventures with her husband, Jonathan, and her two rescue dogs, and cooking up new recipes in the kitchen. She’s also an active member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and a volunteer at several nonprofits in the Baton Rouge community, including Girls on the Run South Louisiana and Junior League of Baton Rouge.


Paul Morris

Consulting Associate

Paul Morris is a highly-skilled professional comfortable with strategic visioning and “brass-tacks” tactical fundraising. Over a 30-year career in fundraising, his work has resulted in tens of millions of dollars being raised and thousands of donors being engaged for a wide spectrum of not-for-profit organizations. He has led successful development efforts in direct health services at the state and national levels; regional theatre; architectural preservation; a statewide organization offering chess to low-income students; led development, communication, and operations for an organization focused on breaking generational cycles of poverty in outer NE Portland through a classroom curriculum and 1:1 mentoring, and most recently led development efforts for an environmental education organization set on a 100-acre site in the metro area. In his consulting practice, he works with clients nationwide with a focus on planning/systems, annual and major gift support, and grants.

He has a commitment to giving back to the community and the profession, including regular speaking and teaching engagements focused on small or emerging not-for-profits navigating success. In his volunteer work, he utilizes his background and expertise to help other not-for-profits develop their own sustainable and scalable fundraising programs.

Paul lives in Beaverton, Oregon with his family.