Maggie Mason, Executive Director
- eauvil
- Feb 11, 2024
- 1 min read
Mason has over 20 years’ experience between career and volunteer positions with a focus in non-profit and education sectors. She has served in development positions with Northern Kentucky University, Fort Thomas Education Foundation, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation as well as numerous board and volunteer positions. She holds a B.A. in Speech Communication with a marketing concentration from Northern Kentucky University (NKU).
Mason is a dynamic professional known for her expertise in team building, sales, and community relations. She has excelled as a Team Builder/Sales Representative at Matilda Jane Clothing, where she ran her own boutique business and grew a sales team of over 10 women. Maggie has also made significant contributions as a Major Gift Officer at Northern Kentucky University and as the Foundation Director/Community Relations Coordinator at the Fort Thomas Education Foundation. She has a strong track record of successful event management and fundraising, including her role as the Director of Special Events at the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Maggie is an active volunteer, currently serving on the PTO Board at Ruth Moyer Elementary School and as a Board Member of the Fort Thomas Education Foundation. Mason has a strong ability to juggle it all from her family of 5 to multiple committees.
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