Walker Consulting Group LLC.
Helping you become more successful in fundraising.
We can assist you with:
Building a team, educating
and training staff
Communication and team building
Establishing a development program
Evaluation and assessment of staff,
operations and programs
Personal executive coaching
Planned giving
Planning a campaign
Serving as campaign consultants
Setting goals, strategic planning
Training boards and committees
What people are saying about us:
"If there was a turning point in the development success of our organization, it started with the Walker Group. The warmth, depth and wisdom of Dr. Bob and Sid Walker go far beyond advice to very practical implementation that has produced such great results. Our fundraising accomplishments doubled in the first year and continue to expand exponentially from there. The development health of our institution is not only stronger, but we are far better people for having worked with the Walker Consulting Group."
-Michael Pinkston, Superintendent
The Christian School at Castle Hills, San Antonio, Texas
"The
training we received from The Walker Group was outstanding. In fact, we met all our fundraising goals and I credit their help with our success. I highly recommend them for any non-profit."
-Amy Zapal
Executive Director
The Heritage Museum & Cultural Center
St. Joseph, MI
Who
We
Are
Senior partner Bob Walker, PhD has over 56 years of fundraising experience, 10 years at Pepperdine University and 46 years at Texas A&M University. He has provided consulting, educating and training for numerous development offices, boards, individuals and volunteers. His dissertation was on private foundations in the State of Texas and their impact on higher education. He serves on the Board of regents at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California and the Brazos Valley Community Foundation.
Sid Walker, has over 20 years of experience in fundraising with small colleges, private schools, a major university and a charter school. He served as campaign director at Stephen F. Austin State University and was part of two Capital campaigns at Texas Tech University. His dissertation was on the role of the chief advancement officer in public institutions of higher education.
