Testimonials

Testimonials


Geoff roach
director of community partnerships
Tualatin hills park foundation

"I sought out Mark Sherman when the Tualatin Hills Park Foundation needed to organize a capital campaign that would resonate with both individual and institutional donor prospects.  Mark was instrumental in building the campaign strategy, the case for support, and our budget.  Mark also brought key funder relationships to the campaign and was extremely helpful in making the right connections. As a result, our $14.5 million public-private partnership to construct Mountain View Champions Park and to raise over $1.5 million for all abilities equipment and amenities was a tremendous success.  And, the campaign concluded on time.  Mark has the experience to anticipate what will be required to succeed. I found Mark accessible, creative, timely and great at collaboration.  I recommend Mark to any organization that needs a campaign strategy that can go the distance and that wants a true professional on their team to help implement it."



Gwenn wysling
Executive director
Bethlehem Inn

"Bethlehem Inn was in need of an experienced capital campaign strategist who could help to shape and lead a non-traditional campaign, replacing and expanding the homeless shelter that has been operating out of a 1960s motel.  Mark Sherman was just that person.  He helped educate staff, volunteers, and board of directors while shaping the campaign’s presentation, designing its roadmap, and helping to keep the campaign staff and volunteers on task and accountable. A nine million dollar campaign is historic in Bend, Oregon.  We have met every milestone and are well on our way to full campaign success thanks to Mark."



brennan wood
Executive Director
The Dougy Center

"Mark's thoughtful, discerning, and knowledgeable approach to The Dougy Center's capital campaign was critical to our success! I will always be grateful for the experience and passion Mark brought to our project. I continue to utilize Mark as a sounding board for organizational strategy and consider him a trusted colleague!"