Trudy Hayden is an independent trainer in the UK for the Directory of Social Change, where she leads a course on capital appeals.
She has been a member of capital campaign planning and management teams at several large New York cultural organisations, and worked as a consultant to a variety of smaller community-based charities. She has written a book on capital campaigns.
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