Our Experts Become Your Allies

Our model provides you and your team access to extensive resources.

After learning about you and your circumstances, we assign a project leader and assemble a team from our cross-sector specialists to help you tackle your specific challenges and opportunities.

We remain responsive and flexible throughout our collaboration to ensure you have what you need at any given point in time.

To provide the most personalized experience, we partner with a limited number of clients at a time — so we can stay thoughtfully engaged until your results are achieved.

MEET OUR TEAM

Dan Rogge

R+A President / Chief Strategist

 

Specialty: Organizational Change & Alignment, Strategy, Team Mobilization, Stakeholder Engagement, Problem Solving

Molly Ingram

Vice President Of Capital Campaigns And Special Projects

Specialty: Campaign Strategy and Implementation, Strategic Planning, Board Development

Thad Henry

R+A Senior Philanthropic Advisor

 

Specialty: Campaigns, Transformational Leadership Development, Professional Coaching & Team Building, Retreats 

 

Eric Barritt

R+A Associate

 

Specialty: High-Level University and Community Health System Philanthropy Chief Development Officer, Michigan Medicine Associate Vice President, University of Michigan

Robert Bartlett, Ph.D.

R+A Senior Marketing Advisor

 

Specialty: Brand Strategy, Philanthropic Positioning, Communications Planning, President, The Michigan Colleges Alliance

Greg Bowden

R+A Associate

 

Specialty: Development and Strategic Leadership, Organizational and Nonprofit Management, Major Gift Pipeline Development Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Relations, the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Keith Todd

R+A Associate

 

Specialty: Organizational Change, High-level Development Strategy, Vice President for Development and University Relations, University of Tampa

Jon McGann, Ph.D.

R+A Organizational Development Advisor

 

Specialty: Organizational Development, Psychology of Change, Retreats, Special Projects

Dan Rogge

R+A President / Chief Strategist

“Most people are attracted to philanthropy because they identify with a cause, are attracted to meaningful challenges, and have a desire to be part of something bigger than themselves.  We help good organizations develop their story, plans, and infrastructure to realize valued goals and aspirations.”

A seasoned and resourceful strategist, Dan is a conceptual problem solver and architect of transformational change. He excels in analyzing philanthropic circumstances and systems to identify the most compelling opportunities for transformational change, organizational alignment, team composition, and philanthropic engagement.  He understands effective solutions require highly specific and tailored approaches to create a stronger culture of philanthropy in a climate of high accountability, complexity, and transformational change. 

 

Dan has been a consultant and leader of consulting teams to colleges and universities, healthcare systems, and community organizations since 2003.  Before consulting, he was the Senior Campaign Director for two capital campaigns.  He entered the field of philanthropy as a volunteer, then served as a development officer during campaigns for The University of the South (Sewanee, TN) and Vanderbilt University (Nashville, TN).  Dan earned a graduate degree in Higher Education Administration, Institutional Advancement from Vanderbilt University and an undergraduate degree from Mercer University.

 

Dan founded Rogge + Associates to create the next generation of consulting services characterized by quality, flexibility, and customized services.

Molly Ingram

Vice President Of Capital Campaigns And Special Projects

Molly has worked in the nonprofit sector for 22 years and has served as both a consultant and health system foundation executive.

 

In addition to her 11 years of hands-on experience leading a healthcare foundation through drastic changes in the industry and the pandemic, Molly has helped many types of nonprofit clients succeed at strategic planning, board development, capital campaigns and fundraising across the giving spectrum.

 

Molly understands both the unique resource and growth challenges of the small and new nonprofit, as well as how to navigate the complexities that come with foundations that support healthcare systems.

 

She has served as a founding leader for a new nonprofit and an officer for several nonprofit boards, so she understands how board members feel as well as the challenges that staff and executives face. She holds a BA from the University of Montevallo (AL) and an AA from Johnson and Wales University (SC).

Thad Henry

R+A Senior Philanthropic Advisor

“Philanthropy provides transformational opportunities for donors to find relevance and impact in today’s ever-changing landscape.”

Thad brings renowned expertise on creating a culture of philanthropy. He specializes in transformational leadership. Thad has been a consultant and advisor for 30 years providing his leadership development and team building consultation through workshops, public speaking and executive-in-residence placements in the corporate sector, educational institutions and non-profits. 


He has supported campaign, fund development and leadership development, planning and vision development for Universities, non-profits, public schools. Thad is also an adjunct professor at Columbia University and The University of New Haven teaching fundraising, leadership, team building and conflict resolution for various master’s programs. Prior to his current position, Thad was the Assistant to the Dean for Strategy and Advancement Darla Moore School of Business at The University of South Carolina.

Eric Barritt

R+A Associate

“Philanthropy can unearth priorities, cross divisional boundaries and connect to donors to fund those priorities into reality. I believe philanthropy is a mechanism that can make good healthcare great.”

Eric is a high-level systems expert. He brings in depth knowledge from his work with large universities and medical centers. At Michigan Medicine and the University of Michigan (UM), he has overseen teams as large as 150 people.  Their team was part of the Victors for Michigan Campaign that raised more than $5 billion, while Michigan Medicine raised $1.5 billion and exceeded their goal by 50%.  His team includes the offices of Principal, Major, and Planned Giving, Alumni Relations, Communications and Marketing, Annual Giving, Events, Corporate and Foundation Relations and Advancement Services.

 

Prior to UM, Eric served as vice president of development, alumni and community engagement at Oakland University (OU) and the executive director of the OU Foundation. In this capacity, he led a comprehensive advancement program for the university and oversaw a team of 75, including University Marketing and Communications. Annual cash from philanthropy nearly quadrupled, new pledges tripled and the number of new gifts increased 40 percent. Applications and enrollment also grew substantially, while the quality of entering students also increased.

 

Eric began his career in fundraising nearly 25 years ago at St. Jude Children’s Research hospital and has also held fundraising leadership positions at the Detroit Medical Center and Beaumont Health.

 

Eric has taught a graduate level fundraising course for the UM and is a graduate of Harvard’s Institute for Education Management. He received his Master’s in Public Administration, Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management and Bachelor of Arts in Economics from University of Michigan. He has served in leadership roles on numerous nonprofit boards and professional organizations.

Bob Bartlett, Ph.D.

R+A Associate

A highly regarded philanthropy marketing expert with international experience, Bob brings great depth in developing brand strategies and philanthropic positioning for optimal competitive advantage and institutional success.  As the Senior Marketing Advisor for R+A Bob facilitates and guides the development brand strategies, communication plans, and messaging for our clients to enhance understanding, connection, and collaboration between the organization and constituent audiences.


Bob is a graduate of Stetson University. He received an MBA from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Marketing from Cornell University.

Greg Bowden

R+A Associate

“There is enormous innovation, progress and breakthrough in philanthropy. As a result, higher end university and healthcare philanthropy should be sophisticated with an intellectual and analytical approach to yield the greatest impact.”

Greg brings a high level of analysis and top tier organizational experience to the review process.  He has more than 20 years of experience in development and strategic leadership.  He currently serves as part of the Johns Hopkins leadership team for the University’s Rising to The Challenge campaign, a comprehensive effort to raise $5 billion.  In addition, he leads the Business school’s fundraising and alumni activities. At a prior role, Greg raised almost $30 million, highlighted by a $4.5 million gift to endow the directorship of the Berman Institute at Johns Hopkins. 

 

Greg graduated from Penn State University with a bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership. He also has a graduate certificate in nonprofit management from Johns Hopkins.

Keith Todd

R+A Associate

“It is not about me or my financial goals. It is about creating change. Philanthropy is a change agent by creating a platform for people to transform lives.” 

Keith is an organizational change agent.   A results oriented producer, he has a passion for and ability to strategize and manage high-level development initiatives, opportunities and challenges.  

 

Keith brings more than 30 years of experience in advancement. During his tenure as president and CEO of the Oregon Health and Science University Foundation from 2013 to 2017, he most notably architected the $500 million two-year match campaign that was supported by Phil and Penny Knight and is considered the largest match campaign in U.S. philanthropic history. The campaign ultimately raised $1.4 billion. Prior to that, Keith served as vice chancellor for university development and senior vice president of the University of Illinois Foundation. By focusing on campus priorities, principal gifts and re-establishing volunteer structures, he was able to raise $250 million while leading the Office of Advancement for the College of Medicine.

 

He has also served on the senior leadership team for Development and University Relations and on advancement teams at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, The Ohio State University, The Medical College of Georgia, the Medical University of South Carolina, University of Illinois-Chicago. Keith graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Master’s Degree in Education-Institutional Advancement and received his Bachelor’s Degree from Clemson University.

Jon McGann, Ph.D.

R+A Organizational Development Advisor

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