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Sadoff Hired As New Foundation Exec. Director
The Fond du Lac Area Foundation has announced the hiring of Aaron Sadoff as executive director. He will officially transition into the role on January 1, 2023.
Sadoff has provided educational leadership and management as the superintendent of the School District of North Fond du Lac for the last 13 years.
“I am very proud of the students, staff, and families of the School District of North Fond du Lac. I am grateful for the opportunities I have been given, friends I have made, and lives that I have been a part of,” stated Sadoff. “We have a motto in North Fond du Lac: Working Together for the Success of All. I look forward striving for this motto throughout the greater Fond du Lac community as the next executive director of the Fond du Lac Area Foundation.”
A press release issued Tuesday afternoon said “Sadoff accomplished much during his tenure in North Fond du Lac. He was named the 2019 Wisconsin State Superintendent of the Year; helped to pass a $29.5 million referendum to build a state-of-the-art elementary school and make district-wide building updates; and he contributed to creating the Oriole Nation Booster which now raises over $80,000 annually for students’ academics, athletics, music, clubs, and art experiences. In addition, he helped grow the district to over 400 students with a current enrollment of 1,550; created a culture that is focused on people and the whole student that has resulted in North Fond du Lac becoming a destination district for students, families, and staff; advocated for public education influencing changes at the local, state, and federal levels; and much more.”
Sadoff holds a master’s in educational leadership and administration from Marian University as well as his superintendent license. He also has a Bachelor of Science in education and history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Sadoff also served in the United States Army and is a Gulf War Veteran.
The Fond du Lac Area Foundation currently has a staff of six employees, over $70 million in assets, and over 475 funds. The Foundation has two regional affiliates, the Beaver Dam Area Community Foundation and Horicon Funds.
“The Foundation is pleased to welcome Aaron. His track record of success, diverse range of personal and professional talents, and indomitable spirit make him the best fit for the organization’s continued success,” said Dave Hornung, Interim Executive Director of the Fond du Lac Area Foundation.
Hornung will continue to provide interim leadership until Sadoff’s start date.
To learn more about the Fond du Lac Area Foundation, visit www.fdlareafoundation.com.