Bill Huddleston

Bill Huddleston is a leadership development, fundraising, and networking workshop presenter with a focus on non-profits, voluntarism, and the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). He offers consultancy services providing campaign management guidance to executives, managers, staff, and volunteers.

With a background in motivating and leading volunteers, Bill specializes in grassroots fundraising methods, including the organization of special events. His expertise extends to managerial and project management roles, particularly within the information technology sector.

Bill's educational journey includes a High School Diploma with College Prep from Yorktown High School, a BA in Political Science & Geography from the University of Rhode Island, and an MPA in Nonprofit Management from George Mason University.

Throughout his career, Bill has held various roles such as Principal at CFC Fundraising, Volunteer Leader at Civic and Youth Group Volunteer, Asst. Scoutmaster at Troop 1532 in Annandale, VA, among others. He has also been a published author, conference speaker, and guest lecturer.

His professional experience spans across different sectors, from being a Substitute Teacher at Fairfax County Public Schools to serving as a CFC Loaned Executive at CFC of the National Capital Region. Bill also has a background in information technology, having worked as a Senior Divisional Information Technology Specialist at the US Securities and Exchange Commission.