Kimberly Constantine

Kimberly Constantine serves as Chief Advancement Officer for Integrative Health at Duquesne University, where she provides strategic leadership for philanthropy, alumni engagement, and institutional advancement across the University's Schools of Health Sciences, Nursing, Pharmacy and the College of Osteopathic Medicine. With 28 years of executive leadership experience spanning academic medicine, healthcare, higher education, and the nonprofit sector, she has established a distinguished record of translating ambitious institutional visions into transformational philanthropic investments and sustainable organizational growth. Throughout her career, she has helped generate more than $300 million in philanthropic support, advancing institutional priorities through principal gifts, comprehensive campaigns, strategic partnerships, and meaningful donor relationships.

Prior to joining Duquesne, she held senior executive leadership positions at Johns Hopkins University and Medicine, UPMC, and the University of South Florida, working alongside institutional leaders, governing boards, and philanthropists to advance missions of national and international significance. She is also the Founder and Principal of Constantine Coaching and Consulting, LLC, an executive advisory practice focused on organizational strategy, revenue growth, leadership development, and helping organizations realize their full potential.

Recognized for her ability to align strategy, people, and purpose, she brings expertise in building high performing teams, strengthening organizational cultures, and positioning organizations for long term success. She earned a Master of Science in Management Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness from the University of South Florida's Muma College of Business and a Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Organizational Communications from the University of South Florida's College of Arts and Sciences. Her leadership is grounded in a commitment to service, meaningful relationships, and the belief that philanthropy, at its best, has the power to transform institutions and improve lives.

• B.A., University of South Florida
• M.S.M., University of South Florida