Ty Johnson, MBA
COO, IDSA and IDSA Foundation
Ty brings more than 25 years of business development, operations, finance, and relationship building skills to the team. She will lead the strategic direction of the IDSA Foundation.
Ty has worked in leadership positions for global pharmaceutical corporations and in senior level roles with national health systems as a hospital administrator.
“I am committed to moving the IDSA Foundation forward and am proud to support its mission of growing, enhancing and diversifying the ID workforce.”
AMANDA GIANINO
VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IDSA AND IDSA FOUNDATION
Amanda brings more than 15 years of business development, strategic partnerships, and leadership experience to the team.
Amanda brings her business development and leadership expertise from both healthcare corporations and the non-profit sector. She will work closely with internal and external stakeholders to promote programs and activities aligned with the strategic priorities of IDSA.
“I am dedicated to the mission of IDSA and look forward to furthering the growth of the Society and the Foundation through long-term partnerships with corporate partners, private foundations, and individual donors.”
Erin Mathews, JD, LLM
Planned Giving Officer
Erin brings 8 years of fundraising experience to her role as Planned Giving Officer. She has managed volunteer groups, led strategic initiatives and managed planned giving programs for various organizations in Baltimore.
Through her fundraising career she has earned a Master of Laws in Taxation and a Certificate in Estate Planning. With her guidance the IDSAF plans to grow a robust Planned Giving Program founded on relationships and a deep connection to the IDSA community.
“I am always thinking about the future. Legacy planning helps to ensure that organizations that share your priorities last. It couldn’t be a better time support the IDSA’s mission.”
Alyssa Loeffler, MBA, GPC
GRAnt Writer
Alyssa brings more than 20 years of nonprofit and government grant writing experience to her role as Grant Writer. She has held leadership positions with national nonprofits, government entities, healthcare organizations and most recently led the grant efforts for a major federal tribe.
During her career as a grant professional, she has created and managed grant departments and has raised more than $22 million in federal, state and foundation grants. She has maintained her Grant Professional Certification (GPC) credential since 2009.
“I look forward to sharing my grant professional experience with the IDSA Foundation to work toward achieving a more diverse workforce and to provide greater health equity.”