Matthew Lambert started a graduate program in higher-education administration at Ohio State convinced he wanted to work in student affairs. To his surprise, he fell in love with fundraising during an unpaid internship in the university’s development office, beginning a career that’s taken him very far, very fast.
After 11 years raising money and moving up the ladder at Georgetown University, Mr. Lambert got a call from his alma mater, William & Mary, which in 2013 appointed him to lead its fundraising efforts. He was only 35.
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