Meet the Staff - Richard E. Feitel
In 1997, Richard Feitel retired as Director of Alumni and Development for Xavier High School in Middletown, Connecticut, after serving the school for more than twenty-nine years. In his position at Xavier, Mr. Feitel was responsible for organizing and conducting the annual fund drive; planning and managing all fundraising events and reunions for the Xavier High School Alumni Association; publishing a quarterly newsletter for alums, present parents and parents of alums; preparing and publishing an annual report; and actively seeking additional revenues for Xavier High School through corporate gifts, grants and planned giving programs. Additionally, Mr. Feitel successfully completed a capital campaign for both Xavier and Mercy High Schools in 1996. Mr. Feitel served the Xavier High School Community in various capacities prior to assuming the position of Director of Alumni and Development. During his earlier years at Xavier, he served in administration, taught various courses and chaired the Social Studies Department from 1975 to 198l. Mr. Feitel also served Xavier as assistant track coach for eighteen years, during which time his team compiled a record of 217 wins and only 2 losses. During his last fifteen years at Xavier High School, Richard Feitel also served as an adjunct consultant with Catholic School Management. A native of Middletown, Connecticut, Mr. Feitel was educated in the Middletown public schools. He holds both a Bachelors Degree and a Masters Degree in Social Sciences from Central Connecticut State University. July 2008 |
Richard E. Feitel is a senior development consultant for Catholic School Management, Inc., a full service financial, management, educational, marketing and development consulting firm serving Catholic schools, parishes, dioceses and religious communities. He specializes in comprehensive development programs and in the design and functioning of institutional advancement programs. Additionally, Mr. Feitel specializes in communications programs, alumni and alumni parent programs, capital campaign feasibility studies, consultative guidance for successful capital campaigns and the implementation of annual giving programs.