Wiland, Inc., a leading provider of data-driven marketing and fundraising solutions, today announced that Dan Wells has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Nonprofit. He brings more than 35 years of industry expertise and leadership to his new role.
He had most recently served as Division Vice President of Wiland’s nonprofit group, where he directed the company’s dramatic growth in new client acquisition and in the development of the industry’s most innovative fundraising solutions.
“Dan’s remarkable experience, his longstanding relationships in the nonprofit community, and his personal commitment to our clients have led to this important promotion,” said Wiland Chief Revenue Officer Drew May. “In his new role, Dan will continue to provide the vision, wisdom, and leadership the industry needs.”
Wells has been working with Wiland for more than 25 years, having also served in senior leadership roles at Merkle and KBM Group. In 2006, Wells was instrumental in launching Wiland’s DTC retail, publishing, and nonprofit divisions.
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It is in this latter area that he has overseen the company’s dramatic growth in market share and product innovation. Under his leadership, the company has expanded its support of nonprofit clients with the most sophisticated AI-enabled digital and direct mail fundraising solutions.
“Anyone who knows Dan knows that he is fantastic, both professionally and as a colleague and friend,” said Wiland Chairman & CEO Phil Wiland. “I am proud to have been his teammate for many years. In his new role, I know he will have an even bigger impact on the progress and success of the nonprofit community.”
“Wiland’s leadership in fundraising solutions has helped hundreds of nonprofit organizations raise the vital financial resources necessary to achieve their missions,” said Wells. “Continuing and expanding our ability to help these organizations is my primary goal. I also look forward to fostering the next generation of leaders serving our large and diverse range of nonprofit clients.”
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