Craft3 will close from December 24th through January 1st to allow our team time to rest and recharge. Read more about why on our blog.
Maggie Kirby Weiland
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Chief Development Officer & Chief of Staff, EVP
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"My background in social psychology and urban and environmental planning focused my attention on prosocial behavior, urban planning and design, community and economic development, and natural resource conservation. In my work at Craft3, I get to raise capital to help make those outcomes possible, most especially for underserved communities. That work means so much to me!"
As Chief Development Officer, Maggie has broad oversight over capitalization and treasury activities, working in concert with the CFO to ensure Craft3 has the right capital, at the right time, for the strategies and products. She has over a decade of fundraising experience and has secured more than $400 million in financial resources for Craft3. Maggie is passionate about every aspect of her work, but when pressed to pick one, she says she gets great satisfaction from “cultivating and managing new and long-standing partnerships with mission-aligned investors to support positive outcomes in the communities we serve.”
Maggie is active in the Bend community, where she lives and works, and currently serves on the Deschutes County Planning Commission and the Leadership Bend Alumni Association Steering Committee. In the past she has also volunteered with nonprofit organizations focused on local food and agriculture, leadership development, and hospice and palliative care.
Maggie joined Craft3 in 2007. Prior to that she worked predominantly with nonprofit organizations focused on natural resource management and conservation. She earned a BA in Psychology from Marymount Manhattan College in New York City, and a Masters of Urban and Environmental Planning from the University of Virginia. As an outdoor and nature enthusiast, Maggie enjoys getting outside and traveling with her husband, son and dog and has visited all 50 states and seven countries.
