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Bill Kight

Bill Kight

Carbondale,CO

Summary

Dynamic Executive Director with a proven track record at Glenwood Springs Historical Society, enhancing community engagement and securing increased donor contributions through strategic fundraising. Skilled in program management and relationship building, I successfully fostered partnerships and elevated the visibility of cultural heritage initiatives, ensuring long-term organizational sustainability. Lead efforts writing and implementing a five-year strategic plan.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Executive Director

Glenwood Springs Historical Society
05.2016 - 05.2025
  • Directed strategic initiatives to enhance community engagement and historical awareness.
  • Oversaw operational management of museum exhibits and public programs, ensuring quality and relevance.
  • Fostered partnerships with local organizations to promote cultural heritage and collaborative events.
  • Implemented fundraising strategies that increased donor contributions and improved financial sustainability.
  • Led a team of staff and volunteers, providing mentorship and guidance in project execution.
  • Coordinated marketing efforts to raise visibility of the society's mission and events within the community.
  • Worked closely with organizational leadership and board of directors to guide operational strategy.
  • Oversaw financial management, ensuring fiscal responsibility and long-term sustainability for the organization.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Anthropology

Eastern New Mexico University
Portales, NM

Anthropology

University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM

Skills

  • Community engagement
  • Program management
  • Strategic planning
  • Project management
  • Relationship building
  • Public speaking
  • Grant writing
  • Media relations

Timeline

Executive Director

Glenwood Springs Historical Society
05.2016 - 05.2025

Bachelor of Science - Anthropology

Eastern New Mexico University

Anthropology

University of New Mexico
Bill Kight