Factary has appointed Elizabeth Dixon as Senior Research Director. Elizabeth joins Factary from the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Development Office, where she is Head of Research. At the V&A Elizabeth provided prospect research for the £30m British Galleries capital campaign and the £75m FuturePlan campaign.
Chris Carnie, Factary director, said
“Elizabeth is a wonderful person to work with and has a keen grasp of the technical, management and human aspects of running a prospect research team in a substantial fundraising campaign. We are delighted that she is joining us.”
Elizabeth said
“I am looking forward to applying my experience to the fundraising sector in its broadest sense, as well as developing my work in the arts sector. I am proud and delighted to be joining Factary and working with Chris Carnie and his team.”
Biography
Elizabeth Dixon is Head of Research at the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Development Office. Elizabeth has focused on individual prospect research for the V&A’s British Galleries capital campaign and its current FuturePlan capital campaign. Prior to joining the V&A in March 2000, Elizabeth worked at the Royal Society of Arts where she researched companies, trusts, foundations and individuals. A member of the Institute of Fundraising, Researchers in Fundraising and Museums and Arts Researchers in Fundraising, Elizabeth was a Member of Researchers in Fundraising’s Data Protection Action Group which in 2004 produced a set of Data Protection Act guidelines for prospect researchers. Elizabeth worked (between 1988-97) in public libraries where she gained a firm grounding in information retrieval and knowledge management.
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