1975 - Present
Frank R. Hall and Associates, Consultants in Philanthropic Support for Non-Profit Organizations References provided on request.

1988 – 2010 (Retired 6-30-10)
ST JOSEPH HEALTH SYSTEM, Orange, California
Vice President Resource Development. Previous positions in the same organization:
Vice President Resource Development, St. Jude Medical Center, Fullerton, Ca
Vice President Resource Development, St. Joseph Hospital, Orange, Ca
Regional Vice President, Southern California Region

1986 thru 1987:
ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL, Los Angeles, California
Senior Vice President, Los Angeles Orthopaedic Foundation

1975 thru 1985:
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN, Newport Beach, California Vice President, Development and Community Relations

1970 thru 1975:
DESERT HOSPITAL, Palm Springs, California. Director of Community Relations

1957 thru 1970:
CROCKER NATIONAL BANK, California - Various Southern California Branches Title held for last five years: Assistant Vice President and Branch Manager

EDUCATION:
B.S. - Business Administration. University of Southern California, 1960
Numerous advanced courses and seminars in philanthropy

HONORS AND OFFICES HELD:
Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), Regional Vice President for Southern California and Arizona, 1978-1980; National Vice President 1980-81

AHP, Development Primer Founder and Chairman, 1981-1991

Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), Orange County Chapter, Vice President, 1984; President, 1990; Board of Directors 1988-92

Southern California Association for Hospital Development, President, 1985, "Lifetime Achievement Award" 2001

AHP - Harold G. "Si" Seymour Award, 1984 (given annually to the member of the Association who has contributed most to the fund raising profession)

AFP - Professional Fund Raiser of the Year 1988 (Orange County Chapter)

Fellow For Life- AHP

Certified Fund Raising Executive AFP

Past President, Rotary Club of Palm Springs

Newport Balboa Rotary Club "Rotarian of the Year" 1986

Rotary Club of Sierra Madre - “Rotarian of the Year” 2002

Rotary Club of Arcadia, Ca Treasurer 2010

Member Board of Directors, The Wooden Floor, Santa Ana, Ca

WORKSHOPS AND CLASSES CONDUCTED:

Goals, Results and Accountability: AHP, (National and Regional Conferences); AFP (Orange County and San Diego Chapters); University of California at Irvine, Extension; Center for Non-Profit Management, Los Angeles

Annual Giving: AHP, National and Regional Conferences; Ohio Association for Hospital Development, Rocky Mountain Philanthropy Institute; The Grantsmanship Center

The Case for Development: AHP, (National and Regional Conferences)

Special Event Fund Raising: AHP, National and Regional Conferences; CAHHS, Volunteer Section; Association of Lutheran Development Executives, National Conference; AFP, several chapters; Rocky Mountain Philanthropy Institute; Rotary International District Assemblies and Conferences plus numerous individual clubs.

Fund Raising Fundamentals: AHP, National and Regional Conferences; CAHHS, Volunteer Section; Association of Lutheran Development Executives, National Conference; AFP, several chapters; Rocky Mountain Philanthropy Institute; Rotary International District Assemblies and Conferences plus numerous individual clubs.

A Development Primer: AHP, National and Regional Conferences (Chair for 9 Years)

Tax Implications of Charitable Giving: AHP, National and Regional Conferences; AFP, numerous chapters; Association of Lutheran Development Executives

Corporate and Foundation Fund Raising: Center for Non-Profit Management, Los Angeles Volunteer Center, Orange County.

Ethical conduct for Fundraisers: AFP Orange County Chapter and Volunteer Center of Orange County

Fund Raising Basics: Volunteer Center of Orange County.

CURRENT AND FORMER FACULTY MEMBERSHIPS: AHP Institute for Healthcare Philanthropy, University of Wisconsin, Madison (18 years) Fund Raising Certificate Program, University of California at Irvine, Extension (20 years), Volunteer Center of Orange County (10 Years) and Center for Non-Profit Management, Los Angeles (10 Years)

MISCELLANEOUS:

Mr. Hall's articles on giving have been published in the Journal of the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy; Hospital Financial Management Magazine; Insight, a publication of the California Association of Hospitals and Health Systems, Palm Springs Life Magazine and numerous publications of non-profit organizations.

Mr. Hall has been consultant to more than 100 hospitals and other non-profit organizations.

Fund development programs under Mr. Hall's direction have raised more than $400 million in philanthropic support.

Mr. Hall and his wife Patricia have lived in Sierra Madre, California since 1997.