Erin Hogan

NCFP Secretary | Managing Director, Philanthropic Market Executive, Bank of America Private Bank

Erin Hogan is a Managing Director and Philanthropic Market Executive for Bank of America’ Philanthropic Solutions business. With 20 years’ experience in the philanthropic and nonprofit sector, Erin oversees the regional philanthropic business across numerous markets, working closely with philanthropic individuals and families,  private foundations and nonprofit institutions on all aspects of giving.

Prior to joining Bank of America, Erin served as an executive director of the Philanthropy Centre at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, where she advised individuals, families and institutions on matters of mission, governance, impact and legacy. Erin also has managed grantmaking programs on behalf of private foundations in the areas of education, health and community development, and worked closely with public charities on strategies to strengthen organizational capacity, lever- age philanthropic partners and maximize impact.

Erin’s previous experience includes academic research and government consulting for a variety of public health and safety programs. As a research manager at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, Erin supervised research in emergency preparedness, infectious disease control and occupational health and safety. Prior to that she worked for a Washington, D.C. consulting firm focusing on matters of public health and environmental health and safety.

Erin currently serves on the boards of the Smithsonian Institution’s Science Education Center, the Northern Virginia Community College Education Foundation and the Virginia Funders Network. A former paramedic, Erin holds a Master of Public Health degree from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Science degree from The George Washington University.

Contributions

Trends in Family Philanthropy 2025 Report: Exploring the Main Findings

Posted on October 15, 2024 by Miki Akimoto, Erin Hogan, Nicholas A. Tedesco

What does the family philanthropy landscape look like? How has it changed across the last decade, and what do those changes mean for the field? Join us as we discuss the findings of the Trends in Family Philanthropy 2025 report. We will explore: The changes in philanthropic focus for many family philanthropies How grantmaking practices are evolving, and whether community… Read More