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Joy is a highly creative entrepreneur working in Silicon Valley and San Francisco. She leverages storytelling, and data insights to drive investment and marketing. She is a results-oriented and innovative executive who has spent two decades working in highly complex nonprofit organizations such as - World Vision, Operation Smile, Scripps Health & MAP International. She is a relationship strategist focused on new business development, multi-channel marketing, corporate partnerships and transformational giving. She is adept @ creating high-performing teams, developing people and modeling examples of building long-term relationships with donors and boards.

She holds an M.A in Nonprofit Leadership and Management from the University of San Diego and an M.A. in Communication.

Joy has been a presenter @ various health and social change conferences. Most recently, she spoke on the topic of CSR and philanthropy at the Phoenix Business Journal's Corporate Summit.

As an executive managing national and international major gift and partnership fundraising efforts with cross-functional program teams, Joy has championed cause-marketing, customer/donor experience and marketing & fundraising initiatives to increase nonprofit awareness and revenue by 33 percent.

Joy has secured transformational investments for various nonprofits including World Vision's $500 million humanitarian campaign called \'For Every Child.\' Ten million childrens lives were transformed through five core economic development programs in 18 countries.

Over her career, Joy was instrumental in building relationships and securing major gifts with foundations, government agencies and companies like Johnson and Johnson, Nestle, Intel, Medtronic, Hallmark Channel, Merck, Schionogi Pharma, Coca Cola Foundation and numerous BioPharma companies. Joy's strength is in building new business & private sector partnerships and mentoring and maximizing teams to reach their full potential.

Joy's current passions are AR & VR technology, climate change and conservation.

Joy is a highly creative entrepreneur working in Silicon Valley and San Francisco. She leverages storytelling, and data insights to drive investment and marketing. She is a results-oriented and innovative executive who has spent two decades working in highly complex nonprofit organizations such as - World Vision, Operation Smile, Scripps Health & MAP International. She is a relationship strategist focused on new business development, multi-channel marketing, corporate partnerships and transformational giving. She is adept @ creating high-performing teams, developing people and modeling examples of building long-term relationships with donors and boards.

She holds an M.A in Nonprofit Leadership and Management from the University of San Diego and an M.A. in Communication.

Joy has been a presenter @ various health and social change conferences. Most recently, she spoke on the topic of CSR and philanthropy at the Phoenix Business Journal's Corporate Summit.

As an executive managing national and international major gift and partnership fundraising efforts with cross-functional program teams, Joy has championed cause-marketing, customer/donor experience and marketing & fundraising initiatives to increase nonprofit awareness and revenue by 33 percent.

Joy has secured transformational investments for various nonprofits including World Vision's $500 million humanitarian campaign called \'For Every Child.\' Ten million childrens lives were transformed through five core economic development programs in 18 countries.

Over her career, Joy was instrumental in building relationships and securing major gifts with foundations, government agencies and companies like Johnson and Johnson, Nestle, Intel, Medtronic, Hallmark Channel, Merck, Schionogi Pharma, Coca Cola Foundation and numerous BioPharma companies. Joy's strength is in building new business & private sector partnerships and mentoring and maximizing teams to reach their full potential.

Joy's current passions are AR & VR technology, climate change and conservation.