Germán Campos Valle is director, institutional development, with the Universidad Anáhuac México. He has worked in university advancement for more than 20 years and has been an active member of CASE since 2005. In addition to serving as a member of the CASE Board of Trustees, Campos has spearheaded multiple CASE projects as a senior volunteer. In addition, he played a key role in elevating the advancement profession's profile in Latin America, and his strong advocacy helped launch a pilot program to bring advancement services to Central and South America, which has since evolved into a regional office based in Mexico City—CASE Latin America.
About the award
The John Lippincott Award for Global Advancement and Support of Education honors an individual at a CASE member institution who has made significant contributions to CASE and to building and growing the advancement profession internationally. The award is named in honor of CASE's longest serving president, John Lippincott, who worked tirelessly and closely with volunteer leadership and staff in developing CASE's global influence and stature as an important priority for the long-term future of the organization.
