ROBERT SELLERY ASSOCIATES, LTD.
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                KATHRYN B. WILSON

 A native of New Canaan, Connecticut, Ms. Wilson received her B.A. degree with honors in American Studies from the George Washington University. Her M.S. in library service is from Columbia University, and she completed graduate work in American Studies at Emory University with an emphasis on American philanthropy.

Ms. Wilson comes to the firm from The Clark Wilson Group, a publisher of behavioral assessments and training materials used in companies and organizations worldwide for human resource development. She was president and earlier director of publishing, and in addition to her management responsibilities, her interests extended to leadership development and leadership assessment. Previously, Ms. Wilson was director of development for the Nexus Contemporary Art Center, Atlanta, Georgia, and a fund-raising consultant and campaign manager for an AAFRC fund-raising consulting firm. Clients included independent schools, libraries, museums, and religious organizations. She has also served in two librarian positions at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

Ms. Wilson’s publications include articles on fund-raising, philanthropy, and interlibrary cooperative ventures. She has been a member of the American Society of Training and Development, Association of Test Publishers, Instructional Systems Association, Society of Industrial Organizational Psychologists, and the American Library Association.

Volunteer activities include: St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, Washington, D.C., Vestry; Resource Management Committee; Endowment Committee; Every Member Pledge campaign; Co-chair of the Flower Guild; and Sunday Forum Committee. Ms. Wilson also served with the Georgia Shakespeare Festival as a founding member of the Board of Directors; and at the Carter Center of Emory University as assistant to the director of the Center’s $25 million national fund-raising campaign where she wrote an information booklet used by President Carter to recruit leadership.

Ms. Wilson resides in Washington, D.C.