Zodrow Named Goodwill VP

Frank Harkins, President and CEO of Goodwill Gulf Coast, has announced that Tony Zodrow has been named the nonprofit’s new vice president (VP) of marketing and development. Zodrow assumes the role previously held by Bill Dillman, who retired after 26 years. Zodrow has 30-plus years of experience as a nonprofit executive, providing leadership in marketing, fundraising, strategic planning, financial management and community/media relations. Prior to joining Goodwill Gulf Coast, Zodrow served in an administrative capacity for several nonprofits. He began his career in nonprofits as a fundraising executive for a private university, then served as deputy director and CEO for three large nonprofits in Oklahoma and Alabama. Zodrow has a BA in journalism from the University of Arkansas and a master’s degree in mass communication from Oklahoma State University.

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