Rachel Dukeman (she/her/hers) believes the world is a better place when purpose-driven companies thrive. Motivated to enhance the capacity of nonprofit organizations, Rachel’s work provides a game plan to align and empower stakeholders on strategic goals because with compelling messaging and an agile action plan, you can equip stakeholders for productivity.
Rachel works with organizations to promote programmatic excellence, social impact and equity, and conscious business practices. She uses a comprehensive approach to her work providing clients an integrated work plan and has been described as “exhibiting a big-picture focus with a detailed working-style” (Pew Center for Arts and Heritage, 2013).
She has worked with a diverse range of over 75 clients including Philadelphia Works, Inc., Committee of Seventy, OperaDelaware, and the Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs.
Rachel holds an MA in Museum Communication from the University of the Arts, where she was the proud recipient of the Museum Studies Award for Service to the Profession and Highest Academic Achievement. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a double major in Communication and the History of Art and Architecture, and holds certificates in Nonprofit Management (LaSalle Nonprofit Center) and Change Management (Cornell University).
