Carrie Sanders is a gifted problem solver with a passion for philanthropy and corporate citizenship. Her abilities in organizing, motivating, and managing multiple projects at once have been honed in both fast-paced corporate and nonprofit environments. With excellent communication and relationship skills, she is a team player who knows how to get things done. Her educational background includes an MA in Arts Administration from Teachers College, Columbia University, and a BS in Fine Arts/Human & Organizational Development from Vanderbilt University.

Sanders has held several positions throughout her career, including Consultant at Context Group, Director of Development & Strategic Partnerships at charity: water, Freelance Consultant at Dan Klores Communications, and Associate Director, Special Projects/Development at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, among others. At JPMorgan Chase, where she once served as Program Officer for the J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation, she developed an expertise in corporate giving and community affairs.

Throughout her work, Sanders has been known for her ability to find creative solutions to complex problems. Her dedication to philanthropy and corporate citizenship make her an ideal candidate for organizational leaders looking to make a positive impact. In her free time, she enjoys exploring new places and spending time with family and friends.