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Graham Fandrei's professional journey is characterized by extensive experience in the non-profit sector, fundraising, and entrepreneurial ventures. A Chief Development Officer, Graham oversees all aspects of fundraising, including individual, corporate, foundation, and planned giving initiatives. He is responsible for leading strategies to support the center's mission of providing mental health and community services to the LGBTQ+ community.

Previously, Graham made significant contributions to the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust in various roles, including Venue Manager for Liberty Magic and the Greer Cabaret, Director of Programming, and Major Gifts Officer. His work there involved managing a diverse donor portfolio, leading fundraising initiatives, and contributing to programming and operations management. He has also led organizations such as the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh, where he played a pivotal role in strategic planning and development efforts.

As an entrepreneur, Graham founded Magic City Opera, a non-profit opera company in South Florida, and MCO Productions, producing opera and cabaret productions for Azamara Cruises.

Graham's academic background includes studies at The Juilliard School, the New England Conservatory, and a Master’s in Management from the University of Illinois. His commitment to community service and advocacy for diversity, equity, and inclusion has been a constant throughout his career, making him a dedicated leader in the non-profit and arts sectors.

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