June J. Bradham, CFRE
President
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June Bradham is founder, owner, and President of Corporate DevelopMint, a fundraising and strategic planning consulting firm with over 20 years serving the non-profit world. After beginning her fundraising career at Hilton Head Hospital, June founded Corporate DevelopMint which has grown from a one-person operation to a major presence in fundraising consulting that now counsels clients from coast to coast. It is June’s personal commitment to constant innovation and uncompromised quality that has led Corporate DevelopMint forward, year after year.
June and her team have led scores of fundraising campaigns that are diverse in their scope and purpose. From a $100 million hospital system campaign to a $1 billion comprehensive university campaign, Corporate DevelopMint consultants have counseled hundreds of non-profits on embracing strategies that solidify their organizations and prepare them for a future beyond campaign.
June has also had the honor of contributing to the development community through published works and dozens of speaking engagements each year. She is invited to contribute articles and features to non-profit trade publications as well as to mainstream periodicals and her first book, The Truth About What Nonprofit Boards Want: Nine Little Things That Matter Most was released in June 2009 by Wiley and Sons.
Organizations as diverse as the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy, The Council for the Advancement and Support of Education, The American Marketing Association, the Association for Fundraising Professionals and Blackbaud’s International Conference on Philanthropy invite June to share her insight and unique perspective.
June’s deep commitment to the growth and success of non-profit organizations is underscored by her years of volunteer experience, including service to a number of healthcare and education boards, community organization boards like the Spoleto Festival and the Community Foundation as well as Chambers of Commerce and boards of industry associations. She is the past president of the board of the South Carolina Association of Nonprofit Organizations and, most recently, she was selected to the boards of both AFP – International and the University of South Carolina’s Moore School of Business.
June holds a Bachelors degree from Columbia College and a CFRE and has completed the Harvard University Governance Education program in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She was recently honored as the first CEO of the year among the Charleston Regional Business Journal's Influential Businesswomen and as a Woman of Achievement by the Alliance for Women.
