Canberra Girls Grammar School - Issue 102

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CGGS WELCOMES NEW DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT MRS JO MULLIGAN JOINED OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY IN MARCH AS THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT. ORIGINALLY FROM NEW ZEALAND, JO AND HER HUSBAND HAVE LIVED IN PERTH FOR THE PAST 19 YEARS. DOMINIC AND JO ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO ENJOYING A COLOURFUL AUTUMN IN CANBERRA AND DISCOVERING ALL THE CITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS HAVE TO OFFER. JO HAS WORKED ACROSS A NUMBER OF SECTORS – FINANCE, MANUFACTURING, HEALTHCARE AND MOST RECENTLY IN EDUCATION. Over the past eight years, she has worked

plays in the development of young people

in a number of independent schools

and enjoys building capacity within the

having responsibility for fundraising,

community and engaging stakeholders to

marketing, community engagement,

achieve the desired outcomes.

alumni, admissions, archives, publications and communications, Uniform Shop and in 2010 the Centenary celebrations for Christ Church Grammar School in Western Australia.

One of the most striking impressions Jo has noticed since arriving at CGGS is the strong

Jo Mulligan, Director of Development

sense of community and incredible support for the school. She says, “Giving to others is a fundamental element of our common

philosophy underpinned by core Christian

She is an enthusiastic communicator who

humanity, which establishes in each person

believes effective relationships are key to

a sense of self-efficacy. If we feel we have

values of care and compassion. It is a

the success of communities such as CGGS.

something we can share to the benefit

privilege to join the CGGS community as we

Jo is passionate about the role education

of another, we find ourselves enriched, a

celebrate the school’s 90th birthday.”

GABRIEL FOUNDATION NEWS   THERE ARE MOMENTS DURING YOUR TIME AS A VOLUNTEER WHERE YOU GET TRULY EXCITED BY WHAT IS POSSIBLE.

students benefit today from the foresight of

If you wish to be involved or to learn

those in 1983 to build a philanthropic base

more about the philanthropic program

for the future. The Gabriel Foundation has

please feel free to contact myself or Jo

carefully stewarded the funds contributed

Mulligan (Director of Development) on

This is my fifth year as Chair of the

by our families, made prudent investment

+61 2 6202 6423.

Gabriel Foundation and it coincides with

decisions and built a sustainable

the 90th year of the School. In my time

foundation with a long term outlook.

at CGGS, I have also been a parent, a past committee member (Buildings and Grounds), and Chair of the CGGS Board. It is an honour to be an active participant in such a vibrant community and at such a time in our School’s history.

In 2016 it is exciting to announce the next evolution of the Gabriel Foundation. This year you will have the opportunity to

many 90th events this year. David Holmesby CHAIR OF THE GABRIEL FOUNDATION

support the Foundation individually or as a family through Gabriel Giving, you will see the launch of the 1926 Bequest Society

The Gabriel Foundation exists to raise

and you will hear more about the difference

funds from the community in order to

philanthropy can make to the students and

support and enhance the School. The

staff at CGGS.

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I look forward to seeing you at one of the

The students benefit today from the foresight of those in 1983 to build a philanthropic base for the future.


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