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Leslie Kirsch
CEO at Kirsch Strategies, MBA, International
Leslie Kirsch is a seasoned professional currently consulting on program/projects for international and national organizations with a focus on sports, diversity & inclusion in the NFL, anti-violence initiatives, children in crisis, as well as building communities for the autistic and aging populations.
With a solid educational background, Leslie holds an MBA in International Business from the University of Maryland - Robert H. Smith School of Business and a Bachelor of Science in Journalism and Communications/Media from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Throughout her career, Leslie has held key positions in various organizations, including being the former CEO at Kirsch Strategies, Interim Director/Deputy Director of Development/Assistant Director at Georgetown University Medical Center, Assistant Director of Development at the American Association for Cancer Research, Director of Development at Persad Center, Director of Special Events at Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, and as a Program Coordinator & Summer Programs at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
Leslie's expertise extends to national and global Think Tanks, project development, strategic and creative direction, internal audits, operational assessments, board & staff development and coaching, business planning, brand building, and fostering private-public partnerships.
With a rich professional background in diverse sectors, Leslie Kirsch brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her consulting projects, contributing significantly to various causes and organizations.
Leslie is dedicated to making a positive impact on society through her work and aims to drive change and progress in areas such as sports, diversity, inclusion, anti-violence efforts, community building, and support for vulnerable populations.
Her career trajectory showcases a strong commitment to philanthropy, program management, development strategy, and organizational growth across a wide spectrum of important social issues and initiatives.