Todd Sloan - Innovative Resources Group

Todd Sloan

Todd Anthony Sloan is Senior Counsel for Strategic Initiatives for Innovative Resources Group. During Todd’s nearly 20-year career in marketing, development and sales, he has had senior management and consulting roles with higher education institutions and other nonprofit organizations in the Northeast.

Todd’s diverse experiences have included overseeing and coordinating all aspects of development operations, alumni programs, communications and integrated marketing. In addition, he has been involved in the design and implementation of comprehensive and capital campaigns raising over $50 million during the past ten years.

Strongly committed to community service, Todd serves on the boards of Elmcrest Children’s Center, the Executive Committee for the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, The Arc of Onondaga County Foundation, United Way of Central New York’s Leadership Giving Cabinet, and the American Heart Association’s Heart Ball Committee. While residing in Pennsylvania, Todd served on the boards of SCOLA Volunteers for Literacy, Xceed America Foundation, Community Concerts of Scranton, The Northeast Theatre, the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce and the Arc of Lackawanna County.

Todd holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from The Pennsylvania State University, State College, Pennsylvania where his interest in politics and governance led him to run and win the position of president of the undergraduate student government. An avid golfer, Todd is a member of Onondaga Golf & Country Club. He resides in Syracuse, New York.

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New Comprehensive Book Published on Adirondack Birding

The Arts Center/Old Forge will host a special author's signing for the newly released book Adirondack Birding: 60 Great Places to Find Birds. This is the first comprehensive guidebook about birding hot spots in the Adirondack Park and the Arts Center is proud to feature its authors at the reception. The book's authors, retired NYS Forest Ranger Gary Lee and veteran birder John M.C. Peterson drew on decades of experience in selecting the sites in the guidebook.

Author Gary Lee serves on the board of directors of the Arts Center and has served as the organization's board chairman. The book published by Lost Pond Press ($20.95, soft cover, 240 pages) is being distributed by the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) through its website or Long Pond's website, and it is also available at selected fine book stores. For information about purchasing the book call the Arts Center at 315-369-6411.