Bonnie Baker

Bonnie Baker has a diverse work experience in the field of philanthropy and development. Bonnie started their career as the Development Director at the Humane Society for Larimer County in 1999, where they created and executed fundraising programs and events. Bonnie then moved on to become the Development Director at Cornell University's Baker Institute for Animal Health, where they were responsible for developing funding streams for a building campaign. After that, they served as the Consultant for Gunnison Ranchland Conservation Legacy, providing strategic fundraising planning and management consultation.

In 2003, Bonnie became the Executive Director of the Crested Butte Nordic Council, overseeing the organization's operations and fundraising efforts. Bonnie later joined Northern Arizona University as the Director of Development, and then transitioned to the role of Director of Philanthropy at the Grand Canyon Association. At Northern Arizona University, they held various roles, including Associate Vice President of Development and Alumni Engagement, Interim Vice President of the Advancement Foundation, and Associate Vice President of Advancement-Foundation. Currently, Bonnie is the Chief Philanthropy Officer at the Grand Canyon Conservancy.

Bonnie Baker obtained their Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the College of the Holy Cross, where they studied from 1985 to 1989. Prior to attending college, they attended Gilmour Academy, although specific details such as start and end years, degree name, and field of study are not provided. Additionally, Bonnie Baker obtained a certification in the Supervisor Academy from Northern Arizona University in May 2021.