OCCF announces additions to leadership team to grow impact in 2022 and beyond

The Orange County Community Foundation (OCCF) announced Monica Seely as senior director of marketing & communications, Sharon Johnson as director of people & culture and Elizabeth McKibbin as the director of gift planning to their leadership team. The addition of these positions reflects OCCF’s commitment to building its capacity to serve the Orange County community and achieving a bold goal to reach $1 billion in cumulative granting by 2024. 

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Monica Seely

Seely brings to OCCF nearly 20 years of corporate branding, marketing and advertising experience. In the role, she will be responsible for leading the development and execution of OCCF’s brand strategy, marketing and public relations, as well as external and internal communications programs. In her previous role as marketing manager for Taylor Design, she led marketing and communications efforts for the firm’s five offices across California 

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Sharon Johnson

Johnson will be responsible for providing direction and oversight of all aspects of human resources, including enhancing the employee experience, implementing recruitment and retention strategies, employee development and driving human resources innovation. Johnson has 21 years of leadership experience in human resources management in various industries including higher education. She joins OCCF from Associated Students Inc., California State University Fullerton where she was the director of human resources. 

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Elizabeth McKibbin

In her role as director of gift planning, McKibbin will provide philanthropic support to OCCF. She will be a primary partner and adviser on charitable fund and gifting options and serve as a strategic partner to clients, advisers and staff creating customized planned giving opportunities to fulfill philanthropic visions and maximize the impact of their philanthropic goals. Additionally, she will work closely with leadership to expand and grow relationships with OCCF’s Professional Advisor Network.

“As one of the largest and fastest growing community foundations in the country, we have bold goals that will only be achieved through the strategic guidance from our senior leadership,” said Tammy Tumbling, executive vice president and COO at the Orange County Community Foundation. “Monica, Sharon and Elizabeth are rounding out our dynamic team to support OCCF’s growth and impact on the Orange County community and the philanthropists and nonprofit partners we serve.”

OCCF is recognized as the center of gravity for Orange County philanthropy, acting as an unparalleled resource for local philanthropists and their families for more than 30 years by offering unique insights, deep knowledge, and a diverse array of tools to support both lifetime and legacy giving. To learn more about the Orange County Community Foundation, visit www.oc-cf.org.