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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2021 · 56 MIN

79: Dori Sonntag, Gonzaga University

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Dori Sonntag is the Associate Vice President for Organizational Effectiveness at Gonzaga University, overseeing strategic planning, system enhancement, and talent management for University Advancement. She has been with Gonzaga for 23 years, serving in a variety of roles within advancement. Dori has a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and Master of Arts in counseling psychology, both from Gonzaga University and is also a certified leadership coach.

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This week Brent sits down with Dori Sontagg. Almost 20 years ago, Dori was completing her master’s degree in counseling psychology and planned to wrap up her role on the Annual Giving team at Gonzaga to become a school counselor. Instead, she discovered that she enjoyed the goal-driven nature of annual giving work. She had just become a first-time mom and was granted big flexibility with her schedule by Gonzaga’s VP. And, she loved everyone she worked with. So, she told herself, as long as I’m still having fun, I’ll stick with this role. Over 20 years later, she is still at Gonzaga, and she is still having fun. Dori's main job at Gonzaga University is to empower and improve the Three P’s: People, Process, and Performance.

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