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Jennifer Dunn

Executive Director, Individual Gifts at NPR

Jennifer Dunn is a seasoned professional in the field of development and fundraising. She recently joined Mothers Against Drunk Driving as the Chief Development Officer after serving as the Executive Director of Individual Giving at NPR.1 Prior to her role at NPR, Jennifer spent more than twenty years at the VH1 Save The Music Foundation, where she was a founding member.1

Throughout her career, Jennifer has received several accolades, including:

  1. A BizBash Event Innovator Award
  2. An Emmy Award from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
  3. A George Foster Peabody Award
  4. Two Beacon Awards1

Jennifer is known for her expertise in remote work and flexible work arrangements. She has experience managing teams spread across the country and has been working remotely since before the COVID-19 pandemic.1 Her approach to work emphasizes the importance of mission alignment, passion for the cause, and the ability to be productive in a remote setting.1

In her professional philosophy, Jennifer stresses the importance of connecting to the work and having the ability to innovate and be creative. She advises job seekers to pursue roles they are passionate about, especially in remote work environments.1

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Greater New York City Area