Anne Kathryn Zamkovsky
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Anne Kathryn
Last Name
Zamkovsky
Email Address
Anne.Zamkovsky@bcm.edu
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Employer
Baylor College of Medicine
Job Title
Senior Director of Gift and Estate Planning
Biography
Anne Kathryn Zamkovsky, J.D., is the Senior Director of Gift and Estate Planning at Baylor College of Medicine. She focuses on helping Baylor College of Medicine alumni, staff, and friends support the institution’s mission through legacy and long-term gifts. A graduate of LSU Law School, she moved to Houston in 2017 where she practiced law at a regional law firm before beginning her planned giving career at BCM. She is a licensed attorney in both Louisiana and Texas and is a proud supporter of the LSU Tigers.
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Houston
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TX
Position
CGP Conference Speaker
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Presentation One
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Title of Presentation 1
Key Success Factors in Late Career: Passing the Torch
Description of Presentation 1
A successful gift planning program is a wonderful professional legacy for the people who build it, but too many programs falter or disappear entirely when key staff retire. As the workforce continues to age and the Great Wealth Transfer progresses, the predictable challenges of transition are even more pressing. In this session, we'll discuss strategies for evaluating a program's long-term viability and taking steps to support its longevity, including cultivating its future leaders. This session is presented as a partnership between the Leadership Institute and the Emerging Professionals Committee of the National Association of Charitable Gift Planners.
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