Chapter Leadership

Executive Director

Kenneth S. Coggeshall, MPA, CFREExecutive Director

Ken Coggeshall is the Executive Director of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Cincinnati Chapter. He joins AFP from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science, where he served as Director of Admissions and Development. Ken has held leadership roles as the Development Director at Special Olympics Hamilton County and Donor Relations Manager at The Children’s Home of Cincinnati. His background also includes corporate relations and fundraising positions with OneSight and The Dayton Art Institute, as well as experience in donor relations and development at various nonprofit organizations across the region. He began his development career as a Development Officer with the National Democratic Institute in Washington, DC.

Ken is a native of Dayton, Ohio and a holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Wright State University and a Master’s Degree in Non-profit Management from The George Washington University in Washington, DC.

His other interests include politics, literature, history, golf, and cooking. He is also a musician of sorts. Ken lives with his wife Mary and their dog Bert in the Madisonville neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Executive Committee

Lynn Smith, CFREPresident

Lynn Smith currently serves as Major Gifts Officer at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, were she gets to live her passion for the arts every day. Her previous positions include Director of Development at Girl Scouts of Western Ohio and Development Director at the music therapy organization Melodic Connections. Her career has spanned marketing, education and fundraising.

Lynn holds a BA in Journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, an Associate of Arts in Music from Thomas More College, and a graduate certificate in nonprofit management from Northern Kentucky University. In 2019, Lynn received her CFRE accreditation as a Certified Fund Raising Executive through CFRE International. She lives in Anderson Township. In her free time she enjoys hiking, live music of any kind, and yoga.

Catherine Hann, CFREPresident Elect

Catherine Hann is the Assistant Director of Individual Giving at the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Before joining the CSO and Cincinnati Pops in 2017, Catherine raised funds and coordinated volunteers at other organizations across the arts and human services sectors, including the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and United Way of Greater Toledo. A longtime volunteer for AFP Cincinnati, she previously served as the Education Co-Vice President, and prior to that, chaired the CFRE education programs and co-chaired the Mentoring program.

She has a B.A. in Arts Administration with an emphasis in Music Performance from the University of Kentucky, and a Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Toledo. Catherine earned her accreditation as a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) in 2019. When not at Music Hall, Catherine can be found enjoying local restaurants with her husband, or exploring parks with their rescue dog.

Martina PinedaVice President – IDEA

Martina Pineda is Associate Director of Development on the National Development Team at the University of Cincinnati Foundation; she is incredibly proud and grateful to serve her alma mater. Some of her previous roles include being Non-Profit Services Manager at Ignite Philanthropy and Advancement Specialist at Breakthrough Cincinnati.

Her first introduction to AFP was five years ago, through the New Faces of Fundraising program (2020). Martina resides in Cincinnati with her best friend & partner, Gabriel. In her free time, she continues to explore her passions of health & wellness, local volunteering, and community-building.

Kila Hanrahan, CFRETreasurer

Kila Hanrahan is the Executive Director at the Holland Foundation for Sight Restoration. With 14 years of experience in fundraising, her expertise spans major gifts, corporate philanthropy, planned giving, and special events. Before joining the Holland Foundation, Kila served as Director of Development at Jewish Family Service and later managed the Annual Campaign at the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati. She earned her Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) credential in 2020.

An active member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) since 2014, Kila joined the Greater Cincinnati Chapter Board in 2019 and served as President in 2021. Currently, she serves on the AFP Global Nominating Committee and is excited to return to the Greater Cincinnati Chapter Board as Treasurer.

Quinton Jefferson, Ed.D.Secretary and Vice President Ethics

Quinton Jefferson, a native of the Greater Cincinnati area, is the Research and Grant Administrator for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He enjoys securing funding streams for the Orchestra’s work. Quinton has helped lock in and report on funding from private and government grants for multiple educational programs. Additionally, he earned his doctoral degree in Organizational Leadership at Xavier University and holds advanced degrees in Education and Theology. As an educator with nearly 20 years’ experience, his belief that education for the sake of education is of utmost importance. Quinton is inspired by traveling both domestically and internationally. His most recent journey took him to San Francisco where he visited The National Steinbeck Center. In his free time, Quinton participates in artistic and/or spiritual events.

Amanda JenkinsPast President

Amanda Jenkins is the Senior Manager of Development Operations at StriveTogether, helping the development team achieve their short and long-term fundraising goals.

Amanda’s professional career has focused on development work for political candidates, non-profits and associations. Prior to joining StriveTogether, she served as the Development Director at the Community Action Agency, where she led strategy, execution and outreach to diversify revenue streams.

Amanda currently serves as President-Elect of Cincinnati’s chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Amanda also participated in Class 17 of the Cincinnati Chamber’s C-Change program, a leadership development program designed for professionals looking to increase their civic engagement in the Cincinnati region.

In Amanda’s free time, she enjoys going on camping trips, hiking with her dog Mamma Mia, and exploring Cincinnati’s restaurants.

Board Members

Analisa CondonResource Development Co-Vice President

Analisa Condon is the Senior Manager of Corporate Engagement at United Way of Greater Cincinnati, where she has contributed for over six years. Her nonprofit career also includes roles at Crayons to Computers and Episcopal Retirement Services. Recently, she served as Co-VP of AFP’s Education Committee, overseeing the strategy and execution of educational programming for members. She now looks forward to leading the Resource Development Committee, focusing on driving revenue growth for the chapter. A Chicago native, Analisa earned her B.A. in Communications from Xavier University in 2013 and has since made Cincinnati her home. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, exploring coffee shops, walking with a favorite podcast, and spending time with friends.

Zac CorbettEmerging Leaders Co-Vice President

In 2020, Zac graduated from Mount Saint Joseph University with a BS in Marketing and Communications & New Media Studies. Graduating into a pandemic, the job hunt was a challenge, luckily Maple Knoll Communities was hiring. Zac had already been working at MKC for several years, even interning in the marketing department. After a year in marketing, he moved into a development position and has worked his way up. Zac is now the Corporate Director of Development, overseeing annual, major, and planned gifts.

Zac resides in Cincinnati with his husband and rescue border collie, Piper. When not at Maple Knoll Village or The Knolls of Oxford, Zac can be found spending time with his family, working out, or gardening.

Tanya Cornejo, CFREMembership Co-Vice President

Tanya Cornejo, CFRE, has more than 20 years of experience as a senior leader in fundraising and philanthropy. She has a track record of developing high-performing teams, implementing multi-tiered fundraising campaigns, and directing strategy to exceed fundraising goals. Tanya excels at fostering collaboration and communication. As a principal and founder of Cornejo Philanthropy, Tanya supports clients with fundraising assessments and plans to develop organizational capacity as well as customized campaign services.

Her past leadership roles include Chief Philanthropy Officer at United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Vice President of Philanthropy at Cincinnati Ballet, Development Director of Cincinnati’s Ronald McDonald House and Senior Consultant at Benefactor Group. In these and other roles, Tanya led programs that realized nearly $400 million in gifts.

Danielle Gentry-Barth, CFREEducation Co-Vice President

Danielle has spent her entire career leading non-for-profit organizations to record- levels of success. She has worked the full spectrum of not-for-profit fundraising, marketing, and programming, and has earned a reputation for strategically aligning these with organizational vision and mission. Understanding the transformational power of philanthropy, Danielle enjoys working with leaders to gain confidence and comfort in all aspects of fundraising.
She has been a Certified Fund Raising Professional since 2008, and is an alumni of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s C-Change Class 10. Danielle served on the board of AFP Greater Cincinnati for six years, including serving as President of the board in 2012. Danielle worked with the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network for more than a decade and served as the Cincinnati Affiliate Chair from 2011-2020.
Outside of work, you might find Danielle with her husband and three daughters enjoying an afternoon at one of the Major League Baseball parks. She has visited all 30 of them! A proud Bearcat, Danielle holds a B.A. in History and Political Science, an M.A. in History, and a Graduate Certificate in Museum Studies from the University of Cincinnati.

Josh HamiltonCollegiate Vice President

Josh Hamilton is a dedicated nonprofit professional who began his nonprofit journey at the Ronald McDonald House of Greater Cincinnati as a Development Intern. While furthering his education in the MPA program at Northern Kentucky University, Josh served several nonprofits across Ohio: Bluecoats Drum & Bugle Corps, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, St. Vincent de Paul, and Ohio Valley Voices. These experiences solidified his passion for serving Greater Cincinnati as a nonprofit development professional.

Today, he serves Northern Kentucky University as an Associate Director of Development while furthering his education at Indiana University in The Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. He finds time to relax by cooking, baking, and cheering on the Bengals with his wife, Rachel.

Helene HerbertMembership Co-Vice President

Helene is the Grants Manager at Great Parks of Hamilton County. She previously served as an Engagement Specialist at Grants Plus, providing best in class grant writing, research, and strategy services as a consultant for a portfolio of nonprofit clients throughout the U.S. Prior to her work at Grants Plus, Helene served as Director of Individual Giving (and Director of Individual Giving and Grants) at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She was also Director of Development for Cincinnati May Festival and Vocal Arts Ensemble (VAE) and has held development positions at Brevard Music Center (Brevard, NC), Handmade in America (Asheville, NC), Cincinnati Ballet, and Carnegie Hall (NYC).

Helene holds both an MBA and a Master’s in Arts Administration from University of Cincinnati (UC), a Master’s in Music Performance from UC-College Conservatory of Music, and a Bachelor of Music from Furman University. She has been a member of AFP since 2012.

Phillip James, MBANational Philanthropy Day Vice President

Sydney PepperCommunications Co-Vice President

Sydney Pepper joined the Children’s Law Center as Development Director in 2023. Prior to joining the team at CLC, Sydney worked at the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati as Director of Development, Grants, the American Sign Museum, and the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. Sydney switched from the arts sector to human and social services in 2021 to better serve her passion for equity and justice for individuals in Greater Cincinnati and beyond.

Sydney graduated from the University of Cincinnati with an MA in Arts Administration and an MBA. She currently serves as Consultant for The Gena Branscombe Project, a small arts nonprofit out of Boston, MA, that promotes equity and access in the arts. Sydney resides in Cincinnati with her fiance and their two cats.

Lyndy Rohe, CFRECommunications Co-Vice President

Lyndy Rohe brings a wealth of experience, passion, and ingenuity to her role as Director of Major Gifts at People Working Cooperatively (PWC). Here, she leads major gift efforts to strengthen communities by providing critical home repairs, energy conservation, and accessibility modifications, enabling residents to remain healthy and independent in their homes.

Before joining PWC, Lyndy spearheaded development efforts at the National Military Family Association (NMFA), raising millions to support programs and advocacy for military families. Her innovative strategies and relationship-focused approach inspired donors and partners to champion NMFA’s mission of strengthening and protecting military families.

A retired Air Force spouse and proud mother of four, Lyndy draws from over two decades of firsthand military life experience. She has held numerous volunteer leadership positions, supporting military families and shaping her gift for showing donors the tangible impact of their contributions on communities.

Lyndy earned her Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a focus on Pre-Law from North Dakota State University and holds the Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) credential. Her career spans diverse fields, including working on Capitol Hill for the U.S. Congress, managing her real estate portfolio, and owning a restaurant.

Based in Springboro, Ohio, Lyndy remains deeply engaged in her community, actively supporting the local military population and contributing to professional organizations. Her unique blend of strategic thinking, creativity, and personal connection makes her a leader in fostering impactful philanthropy.

Marie Rusincovitch, MPAEducation Co-Vice President

Adrienne Taylor, CFREResource Development Co-Vice President

Visionary. Strategic. Positive

Adrienne Taylor is the Senior Development Director for the Women’s Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. She joined the Women’s Fund after spending 5 years with the University of Cincinnati Foundation. She is a 2013 graduate from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music’s Arts Administration Graduate Program along with receiving her MBA from the Lindner College of Business. Adrienne started her career path in fundraising through the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)-Greater Cincinnati Chapter’s diversity program, New Faces of Fundraising, which she is now serving on the program’s leadership team. She also serves on the AFP Global Board as an At-Large Member. Adrienne is also a wife and mother of 2.

Ali Winters, MAEmerging Leaders Co-Vice President

Ali Winters relocated to Cincinnati, to begin her fundraising career, in 2018. Ali began her career in the arts before making the switch to social services and has served as a Major and Planned Gift Officer for Freestore Foodbank since 2022.

Ali graduated from the Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University with a B.F.A in Stage Management and later on, an M.A. in Nonprofit Management.

In addition to her work with AFP, she serves on the board of her Community Council, and is an active changemaker.

In her free time, Ali can be found working in her yard, exploring local restaurants, and running around with her rescue Corgi, Susie.