Jennifer “JG” Gregg is a seasoned nonprofit consultant with over 20 years of experience in philanthropy, advocacy, and nonprofit management. She has worked extensively with C3, C4, and 527 organizations in executive leadership and development roles, helping mission-driven organizations build capacity, expand resources, and strengthen their impact. Her expertise spans fundraising, grant writing, strategic planning, finance, and operations, making her a trusted advisor for nonprofits, advocacy groups, and NGOs.
Jennifer’s deep commitment to equity and social change is rooted in her personal experiences. As the child of a deaf parent, she developed a strong connection to advocacy at a young age. Her nonprofit leadership journey began as a teenager, serving as a junior board member of the Hearing Loss Association of America’s (formerly SHHH) Northern Virginia chapter. Over the years, she has remained dedicated to advancing equity, having served on numerous boards and committees, including the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund’s Campaign Board (Washington, DC), Westside Family Health Center (Los Angeles, CA), and the Franklinton Arts District (Columbus, OH).
Jennifer is committed to strengthening the nonprofit sector through education and mentorship. She has completed advanced training and certifications in fundraising, nonprofit finance, and organizational management from the Center for Nonprofit Management and the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University. As a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), she actively mentors emerging nonprofit professionals, ensuring the next generation of leaders is equipped with the skills and knowledge to drive meaningful change. Additionally, Jennifer is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), reflecting her dedication to effective nonprofit governance and organizational development.
With a deep understanding of nonprofit ecosystems and a passion for capacity building, Jennifer continues to empower organizations to achieve sustainable growth and long-term impact.
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