Jane Hopkins Carey Secretary

About Jane Hopkins Carey

Jane and her husband John moved to Jackson Hole full time in 2016. Prior to that the Carey family had been frequent visitors in winter and summer since 1990. Jane’s career has spanned more than three decades in the advancement and support of education. A 19-year career leading fundraising, communications, special events, and career development divisions at Georgetown University has been complemented by volunteer leadership positions there. As Chair of Georgetown’s 100-person Board of Regents, Jane led the Regents’ work to support the University’s $1.5 billion capital campaign until 2016. During this time, she also served on Georgetown’s Board of Directors as a committee chair and a member of the Executive Committee. Beyond her career at Georgetown, Jane worked for nearly a decade as a Grants Consultant for the MBNA Education Foundation in Wilmington Delaware, identifying and evaluating cutting-edge teaching programs in K-12 schools throughout Delaware. Currently Jane works as a strategic consultant for City Kids Wilderness Project, a program that brings youth from Washington DC to spend summers at the Broken Arrow Ranch in Hoback Wyoming. She is also an advisor to the Global Good Fund in Washington DC, supporting the development of that organization’s fundraising structure and initiatives. In addition to serving on the Grants Committee and the Board of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Jane is secretary of the Board of St John’s Health Foundation. Jane and John, have three sons, two daughters-in-law and one grandson.