Bio

As a non-profit executive with 30 years in management positions, Brandi Levine has acquired extensive experience in grant and promotional writing, development, board and volunteer cultivation, programming, and operations. Her expertise ranges from the formation of new 501c(3) organizations to the re-invigorating well established organizations. Through decades of public and educational programming oversight, she has developed the ability to creatively synthesize people, ideas and funding into a cohesive whole.

As Executive Director of the Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks she led the 80-year-old consortium of historic sites through Mission/Vision Review, secured funding for a major Capacity Building Project, expanded partnerships with for-profit and non-profit organizations, and generated creative solutions to meeting administrative and programming needs in a difficult economy. As Executive Director of Historic Fair Hill, Inc., her charge was to take this relatively young non-profit to the next level of professionalism and sustainability. As Development Consultant for Cliveden of the National Trust she helped the organization plan for increased sustainability for programming and community engagement. Ms. Levine served as a Peer Panelist Reviewer for the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, and as a member of the Pew Heritage Philadelphia working group for exploring history education for youth.