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Courtney Rottman, J.D., MPSA, is manager of operations for
Baylor Health Care System Foundation. Courtney’s role encompasses
oversight of all of the Foundation’s annual fundraising campaigns,
including fundraising and production of events such as Celebrating
Women and the Grand Rounds® Golf Tournament. As manager
of operations, Courtney also oversees the production of the torch,
all Foundation marketing and public relations activities, and the
Foundation’s team of executive administrative professionals.
S TA F F
Courtney Rottman
Courtney, her husband, Jay, and their three children are
homegrown Texans and diehard Aggie fans. She received
Bachelor of Arts degrees in International Studies and
History from Texas A&M University and a Master of
Public Service and Administration from the George Bush
School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M
University. Courtney also holds a juris doctor from Texas
Wesleyan University School of Law, now known as the
Texas A&M University School of Law.
“I am passionate about public
service and pushing the needle
forward. I live by my principles,
and I want to know my work
is making a difference so that
I can make my God, my family,
and my community proud.”
Having previously served in leadership roles at Susan G.
Upon meeting Robin and his leadership team last sum-
Komen for the Cure® and Travelocity.com, Courtney
mer, I knew immediately that the Foundation would pro-
brings a vast and wide array of knowledge to the Foundation
vide the type of challenge and growth opportunity I was
in the areas of contract and grant management, event logis-
looking for. I want to learn and grow while making a pos-
tics, operations, outcome and performance measurement,
itive impact in the community and that is what Baylor
integrated marketing, corporate relations and cause-related
strives for every day.”
marketing.
In her spare time, Courtney provides volunteer consultCourtney says her decision to join Baylor last summer
ing services to local nonprofits and their boards. She also
was an easy one. “I am passionate about public service and
serves on several volunteer committees for the Grant
pushing the needle forward. I live by my principles, and I
Managers Network and teaches Sunday school to 3-, 4-
want to know my work is making a difference so that I can
and 5-year-olds at New World United Methodist Church
make my God, my family, and my community proud”.
in Garland, Texas.
ARAMARK honors memory
and passion of Café Charles chef
Katie Bickerstaff, the former executive chef at Baylor
Charles A. Sammons Cancer Center’s Café