Jeff Pratt Joins Walton College Development Team

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Jeff Pratt has been named associate director of development for Walton College.

Jeff Pratt has been named the associate director of development for the Sam M. Walton College of Business effective June 8.

“Jeff will be an integral part of the Walton College development team,” said Erin Rongers, director of development for Walton College. “With his experience in major gift fundraising and donor relations, he will bring valuable knowledge to our group. We are thrilled that he is joining us and look forward to introducing him to our donors and supporters.”

Pratt comes to Walton College from the Tennessee Wildlife Federation, where he served as the gifts manager and built relationships with new and existing donors. Previously he served as the director of development with the National Wild Turkey Federation, where he was responsible for major gifts, pledges and capital campaigns.

“I’m proud to join the Walton College team to help promote and grow the mission,” Pratt said. “I’m also excited to be back in Arkansas and at my alma mater.”

Pratt earned a bachelor’s degree focusing on agriculture education, communication and technology from the Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences at the U of A.

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