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Autumn Horton

Autumn Horton joined RNL is 2006 and served in many roles in operations, client success and most recently as the Vice President of Client Success and Engagement Center Operations. During her tenure at RNL, Autumn has worked with hundreds of public and private institutions across the US and Canada. In her current role, as Vice President, Autumn is focused on providing strategic consultation and critical market insights to help partners craft the right plan for their programs to innovate and succeed. Autumn is dedicated to listening to and interpreting your goals into meaningful and successful strategies to drive donor engagement, support student success, enhance lead generation, optimize recruitment efforts, and improve student retention.

Previous Experience

Prior to joining RNL, Autumn worked at Shippensburg University Foundation in Pennsylvania. She was responsible for direct marketing, Senior Class Campaign, Young Alumni programming, quarterly reporting, and managing a team of volunteers.

Education

Autumn holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Shippensburg University and continues to play an active role with her alumni chapter.

Quotes from Autumn

“I’m proud to partner with colleges and universities and see the excellent work being done to educate and prepare the next generation of leaders, influencers, and doers of our communities. As an industry, we are at a pivotal time, in which higher education must continue to adapt to the changing landscape of the market. Student learning behaviors and donor engagement tell us that we need to be nimble and personalized in all our activities because that is what we have all become accustomed to in our everyday life. If you aren’t changing, you are falling behind and my goal as your partner is to challenge the norm.”

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