The Max Foundation is pleased to announce the hiring of Wilma Comenat as Vice President of Development of The Max Foundation.
Wilma has more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector leading development teams and driving major donor fundraising initiatives.
Her previous roles include the Associate Executive Director of JDRF Greater Northwest, Regional Director of Lupus Foundation of America, Inc.’s Pacific Northwest region, and Deputy Executive Director of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
“As an ambitious organization, we knew we needed a leader with a breadth of experience who can push us to the next level,” says Patti Pearce, The Max Foundation CFO and VP of Administration. “I have total confidence in Wilma’s leadership and experience to drive success.”
Wilma will join The Max Foundation’s Seattle headquarters office and oversee The Max Foundation’s development and communication departments.
“I am honored to have the opportunity to join The Max Foundation,” says Wilma. “I’ve been impressed with the organization from the start and feel connected to the mission of providing dignity and hope to cancer patients worldwide.”
Please join us in welcoming Wilma Comenat as The Max Foundation’s Vice President of Development.
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