Elizabeth Morningstar Pottinger
About Elizabeth Morningstar Pottinger
Elizabeth Morningstar Pottinger is the Senior Manager of Corporate Giving at CIBC, responsible for overseeing community investments in cancer, inclusive communities, and financial education.
Current Role at CIBC
Elizabeth Morningstar Pottinger holds the title of Senior Manager, Corporate Giving at CIBC. She has been in this role since 2021. She operates out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In this position, she oversees the company's community investments, focusing on cancer, inclusive communities, and financial education.
Previous Experience at CIBC
Before her current role, Elizabeth was the Manager of Corporate Giving at CIBC from 2018 to 2021. During her 3-year tenure, she contributed to the company's philanthropic initiatives and community outreach programs in Toronto, Ontario.
Background in Development and Fundraising
Elizabeth's career includes roles at prominent organizations, including the University Health Network, where she was the Development Officer for Major Gifts from 2016 to 2018. Additionally, she worked at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival as the Development Manager for Individual Giving in 2016 and as the Development Coordinator from 2013 to 2016. These roles equipped her with comprehensive experience in development and fundraising.
Education and Certifications
Elizabeth Morningstar Pottinger has a solid academic background. She earned a Master of Arts in Museology/Museum Studies from the University of Toronto (2011-2013), a Master of Arts in Canadian History from Queen's University (2009-2010), and an Honours Bachelor of Arts in History from McMaster University (2005-2009). Additionally, she is a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE), a designation she obtained in 2017.
Involvement in Community Initiatives
Elizabeth is actively involved in several community initiatives. She sits on the Advisory Board for the National Eating Disorder Information Centre. Furthermore, she has been the Run champion since 2020 for the CIBC Canadian Cancer Society Run for the Cure, demonstrating her commitment to social causes and community well-being.