Erhan Cokkececi
About Erhan Cokkececi
Erhan Cokkececi serves as the Campaign Director at Change.org in Istanbul, Turkey, a position he has held since 2014. With a background in fundraising and mobilization from organizations like Greenpeace and Resource Alliance, he specializes in digital mobilization and public engagement.
Work at Change.org
Erhan Cokkececi has served as the Campaign Director at Change.org since 2014. Based in Istanbul, Turkey, he has been instrumental in leading various campaigns aimed at driving social change through online petitions and public engagement. His role involves strategizing and implementing effective campaigning techniques to mobilize supporters and influence decision-makers.
Previous Experience in Fundraising
Before his tenure at Change.org, Erhan Cokkececi worked as a Fundraising Consultant for Transparency International Turkey through Resource Alliance from 2012 to 2013. His experience in fundraising extends to his roles at Greenpeace Mediterranean, where he held positions including Mobilization and Fundraising Director, Fundraising Manager, and Deputy Fundraising Director from 2007 to 2014. These roles contributed to his extensive knowledge in fundraising strategies and donor engagement.
Education and Expertise
Erhan Cokkececi studied American Literature at İstanbul Üniversitesi from 1998 to 2004. His educational background complements his professional experience, particularly in areas such as digital mobilization and public engagement. He possesses skills in budget forecasting and monitoring, which are essential for effective fundraising planning, as well as expertise in recruitment and training within fundraising contexts.
Background in Environmental Advocacy
Erhan Cokkececi's career includes significant experience in environmental advocacy through his roles at Greenpeace Mediterranean. His work there involved mobilization efforts and fundraising initiatives that supported environmental causes. This background has equipped him with a strong foundation in campaign management and community engagement.