Nick Walsh is a Senior Managing Director in the nonprofit practice at Changing Our World, where he is responsible for leading high-impact client engagements and driving fundraising success. Nick has led a range of development initiatives, including capital campaigns, foundation and corporate partnerships, planning studies, audits, annual fund management, major gifts strategy, and board development.   

In addition to his client work, Nick is a senior member of Changing Our World’s Growth team, where he spearheads efforts to identify, secure, and expand the firm’s business relationships. 

Since joining the firm in 2011, Nick has directed, designed, and supported capital and endowment campaigns that have collectively raised more than $250 million. Most recently, he led a successful $50 million campaign for the congressionally created U.S. World War I Centennial Commission and its 501(c)(3) partner, The Doughboy Foundation, to support the design and construction of the first-ever National World War I Memorial in Washington, DC.  Nick continues to advise the foundation on annual fundraising efforts to support the Memorial and its visitor programs. 

Nick has managed clients in the education, cultural, faith-based, human services, and global development sectors, including the UN World Food Programme, Hadassah, City Park Conservancy (New Orleans), Feeding America, the Dioceses of Dallas and Trenton, the Archdiocese of Boston, Providence House (Brooklyn), and Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation. 

Nick holds a bachelor’s degree in History from Fordham University and is a graduate of the Advanced Management Program at Omnicom University, a partnership between Harvard Business School and Babson College.