I spent years closing seven-figure sales contracts in corporate sales.  Now I use those skills for meaningul work instead.

For decades I had a successful sales career at major companies like Glamour Magazine, The New York Times and The Huffington Post. In my free time, I did some pro bono work to help nonprofits better strategize and market themselves.

But my priorities changed. I made a full-time switch and left Corporate America. Now I dedicate all my time to nonprofits, helping them find the grants, donors and partners they need to be successful. 

I'm leveraging the same skills I used in sales — pipeline development, pitch creation, relationship building, and closing deals — but now I'm working with clients whose missions I admire, which is truly fulfilling.