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In this episode, Dr. Joseph Stoltz sits down with Joe Bondi, the Senior Vice President of Development at George Washington's Mount Vernon. The two discuss the challenges and processes behind fundraising for the various projects that keep Mount Vernon running.
Joe Bondi is the Senior Vice President of Development at George Washington's Mount Vernon. Bondi joined Mount Vernon after more than 15 years of fundraising at George Washington University, his alma mater, where he most recently served as Assistant Vice President for Development, Campus & Community. In his previous position, Bondi led the development strategy for university-wide initiatives and played a key role on the Vice President for Development’s leadership group during the university’s $1 billion "Making History Campaign." He previously served in other development and alumni relations roles at George Washington University.
Joseph Stoltz is a historian and the Deputy Director of Leadership Programs at the Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington at Mount Vernon. He is also the author of A Bloodless Victory: The Battle of New Orleans in History and Memory.
Mount Vernon does not accept any government funding. We rely upon people like you to preserve George Washington’s home and legacy. If you would like to support our various initiatives, please review the LEARN MORE link below.
The Hildebrand's present concerts and educational programs throughout the country for museums, historical societies, national and state historic parks, and universities. David and Ginger’s seven full-length recordings focus mostly on colonial and federal era music, highlighting both classical and folk‑based repertory. David is also a former Washington Library research fellow.
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