Joanne Lee Chooi
About Joanne Lee Chooi
Joanne Lee Chooi is a Mid Market Account Executive at Classy, specializing in empowering nonprofits through technology. She has a diverse background in business development and fundraising, with previous roles at Salesforce.org, RIP Medical Debt, and Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.
Current Role at Classy
Joanne Lee Chooi serves as a Mid-Market Account Executive at Classy, a company dedicated to empowering nonprofits through technology. Since joining in 2023, she has focused on helping organizations unlock the generosity of their supporters. Her role involves leveraging technology to enhance fundraising efforts and drive social impact.
Previous Experience at Salesforce.org
Joanne Lee Chooi worked at Salesforce.org in various capacities from 2021 to 2023. Initially, she served as a Lead Business Development Representative for one year, followed by a position as Account Executive for seven months. During her tenure, she contributed to the organization's mission of supporting nonprofits through innovative solutions.
Educational Background
Joanne Lee Chooi has an extensive educational background in music. She earned a Doctor of Musical Arts from Boston University. She also holds a Master's degree from Colburn School and a Bachelor of Music from The Juilliard School. Additionally, she obtained a Professional Certificate from the Manhattan School of Music.
Experience in Nonprofit Sector
Joanne Lee Chooi has significant experience in the nonprofit sector. She worked with RIP Medical Debt as part of the Individual Giving Team for six months in 2021. Prior to that, she was a Major Donor Representative at the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for one year, where she engaged with major donors to support the organization's initiatives.
Contributions to Social Good
In her current role at Classy, Joanne Lee Chooi has contributed to raising over $5 billion for social good. Her work focuses on empowering nonprofits to maximize their fundraising potential through technology, aligning with Classy's commitment to donating 1% of its top-line revenue to the nonprofit sector.