Elizabeth Williams

Elizabeth Williams is a professional fundraiser with a wealth of experience in managing nonprofit organizations.

Throughout her career, she has held key roles at prominent institutions such as United Ways, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Black Archives Foundation, United Negro College Fund and Miami Dade College.

Her expertise includes fund raising, leadership development, management, and public speaking.

Elizabeth studied BA in History at Westfield State University and pursued her Masters in Education at Springfield College.

She currently serves as the Director of Development at Chattanooga Preparatory School and has previously worked in various capacities such as Development Director at United Way of Greater Chattanooga, Executive Director at Black Archives History & Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc., and Adjunct Instructor at Miami Dade College.

Prior to her current role, Elizabeth held positions like Executive Director at Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau/Visitor Industry Council, Associate Campaign Director at United Way of Miami-Dade, and Area Development Director at United Negro College Fund.

Her track record showcases her skill in fundraising, leadership, and management, making her a valuable asset to any organization.