Cynthia Albert Link

Cynthia Albert Link

Cynthia Albert Link

Vice President, Client Partnerships

cindy@theangelettigroup.com

Cindy Albert Link is Vice President, Client Services at The Angeletti Group (TAG). On a pro bono basis, she advises leaders of select institutions in the Boston area, bringing over three decades of advancement and marketing strategy experience in for-profit and not-for-profit sectors to these roles.

Prior to joining TAG, Cindy was Senior Vice President, Institutional Advancement, at Berklee College of Music. There she led Berklee’s global advancement initiatives, including philanthropic outreach to individuals and organizations. Key priorities included supporting the college’s core entrepreneurial initiatives in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Latin America and Asia. Working with the President and the Board, she led the Institutional Advancement Office to plan and launch Berklee’s second comprehensive campaign in the institution’s history, the $120 million Soundbreaking initiative, which concluded with a total of $160.9 million, 33% over goal. Prior to that she worked at three premier research universities, contributing successfully to their multi-billion-dollar comprehensive capital campaigns: she served as Assistant Vice President, Capital Giving, at Princeton University; Associate Dean, External Relations at the MIT Sloan School of Management; and Executive Director, Development and Alumni Affairs at the Yale School of Management. Before working in higher education, Albert Link led marketing strategy teams in the private sector at Information Resources, Inc., Lever Brothers and Benton & Bowles.

A graduate of Princeton University, Albert Link earned a master’s degree in public and private management (MPPM) from the Yale School of Management. She is married with three adult children who have families of their own, including two much-adored grandchildren and several beloved dogs. She serves on the boards of the Community Charter School of Cambridge (CCSC) in Massachusetts and the Wentworth Watershed Association (WWA) in Wolfeboro, NH. In addition to enjoying music, dance and theater performances, she enthusiastically (if not always skillfully) plays tennis and pickleball, kayaks, paddleboards and swims.