The Conference of Southwest Foundations, the oldest association of grantmaking organizations in the country, today announced Pam Fellows Jamieson as the Association’s new director of education.
Pam will provide grantmaking organizations the very best in educational programming to help them successfully fulfill their charitable missions. In her new role, Pam will develop, organize and manage CSF’s educational programs and work to ensure that CSF provides its members with information on the latest trends and innovations in philanthropy.
“We are proud to add Pam to our team,” said Lucille DiDomenico, Executive Director of CSF. “Her extensive experience in non-profit leadership, developing education programs and event planning will allow us to provide our members with unparalleled enrichment opportunities.”
Pam joins CSF from Executives in Action where she helped Heroes on the Water, a non-profit serving all military personnel who have been wounded, injured or disabled, create and implement fundraising strategies. She has served as vice president of fraternity programming and vice president of membership for the Delta Gamma Women’s Fraternity, annual fund chairman for the Episcopal School of Dallas and gala chairman for Parish Day School. Previously, Pam spent over 12 years in the high-tech industry working for companies such as Motorola and Hewlett Packard.
Pam was president of the North Texas Air Force Academy Parents Club and has volunteered with organizations including Children’s Medical Center Auxiliary, Dallas Junior League and Dallas Symphony Junior League. She has been actively involved with Trains at NorthPark benefiting the Ronald McDonald House and is a Delta Gamma alumna adviser.
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