“Finding the right person for an organization takes a significant amount of time and energy. I relieve pressure on my clients’ leadership and human resource staff—and help them reach a much larger pool of experienced, qualified individuals to ensure that they have the best candidates for consideration.”
Colleen Rogers understands that when a client engages Campbell & Company’s Executive Search team, that organization is entrusting the team with its future. She takes a candid approach to understanding client cultures and the positions at hand by listening to staff members and decision-makers, asking key questions, and getting to know everyone involved in the search process. Colleen helps clients take advantage of Campbell & Company’s networks and resources to reach the right candidate pools, ultimately placing candidates that clients might never have had access to.
Colleen is proud to be part of Campbell & Company’s Executive Search team, ranked one of the nation’s Top 10 search firms for women of color by Women of Color in Fundraising and Philanthropy (WOC)® two years in a row and one of the country’s best executive search firms for four years by Forbes Magazine. She is a member of the Network of Nonprofit Search Consultants and serves on the Social Media & Marketing committee. As a high-touch Executive Search consultant, Colleen enjoys opportunities in her work to:
Prior to joining Campbell & Company, Colleen worked for Landmarks Illinois, a statewide historic preservation advocacy organization. She assisted with several programmatic and advocacy efforts, and served as interim fund and easement coordinator. Her responsibilities included conducting meetings with committee members and facilitating projects among the organization, property owners and municipal landmarks commissions. She also assisted with research and the creation of program materials and website content. Colleen received her Bachelor of Science in Photojournalism from Kent State University in Ohio and a Master of Science in Historic Preservation from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. During her graduate studies, she traveled to Yunnan province in China for three weeks to document courtyard houses along the Silk Road.
Executive Search in multiple sectors within the nonprofit field including conservation and environment, arts and culture, education, and human services.
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