Chloë Cooney

Chloë Cooney is a Senior Associate with the Endeavor Group, a strategic philanthropy advising firm that works with high net worth individuals, corporations and foundations to design and implement their major philanthropic efforts.  In this role she manages client projects with a focus on international development advocacy and implementation.

Prior to joining Endeavor, Chloë managed the Executive Office of the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GBC), a coalition of over 200 companies with interest in supporting global health efforts.  At GBC she coordinated the organization's strategic planning process, managed the activities of its Board of Directors and planned large-scale events.  She began her career in the film industry when she managed operations and developed new projects for Peirce Pictures, the production company of filmmaker Kimberly Peirce (Boys Don't Cry, Stop Loss) in New York and Los Angeles.

Chloë graduated Summa Cum Laude from Barnard College, Columbia University and was awarded a year-long leadership fellowship with New  York University's Wagner School of Public Service.  She speaks about philanthropy on panels and professional conferences, has presented at numerous academic conferences as an independent scholar focusing on U.S. LGBT history, and has served on the Executive Committee for the Barnard  Center for Research on Women.