G. Douglass Alexander, CFRE - Founding Partner

G. Douglass Alexander is the Founding Partner of the Firm. He has provided hundreds of clients with results, directing major capital and endowment campaigns, totaling well over $2 billion, for The Carter Center, Clemson University, the High Museum of Art and Rhodes College, among others. Doug also developed the successful fund-raising campaigns that brought the 1996 Olympics to Atlanta, revitalized Zoo Atlanta (three campaigns) and helped raise $6 million in 60 days for the American Red Cross to bring relief to South Georgia’s flood victims in 1994. Doug’s success is demonstrated by Georgia Trend magazine naming him one of the “100 Most Powerful and Influential People” in the state.

Doug has been providing results-oriented consulting services since 1976, first as Senior Partner at Alexander & Associates (NY), and then as Executive Vice President of Haas Coxe & Alexander. In 1987, along with Be Haas and Del Martin, he founded AHM&P.

In addition to being the Founding Partner of AHM&P, Doug serves as the Chairman of MaGIC, Inc. (Major Gifts Identification and Consulting), a research firm which provides computerized prospect screening for clients throughout the United States. He was formerly the President of POW&R, Inc., a similar service that benefited more than 600 institutions when it was sold in 1994. He is also the founder (2000) and Chairman of FundraisingINFO.com, the leading internet-based fund-raising consulting organization in the world, serving over 5,000 development offices.
Doug served as Georgia Chapter President and is a former Board member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). He was responsible for starting the “Georgia Philanthropist of the Year” award in 1983, has been a Board member of the AFP Foundation, a columnist for Fund Raising Management magazine and a Board member of the Giving Institute. He is the co-author of the best selling book “Essential Principals of Fundraising Success” (Jossey Bass, 2005).

Doug holds an undergraduate degree from Oglethorpe University, where he was an All-America basketball player, and an MBA in marketing from Georgia State University. He is currently a member of the Oglethorpe University Board of Trustees.