Jeff Romig
Fundraising Director
Jeff is a storyteller who has honed a gift for crafting compelling, people-driven narratives into demonstrated impact as a print journalist, nonprofit fundraiser, and political strategist.
After eight years as a newspaper journalist, Jeff moved into nonprofits when he founded Involvement through News and Civics. He then served as Executive Director of VOX Teen Communications, Fundraising & Communications Director at Georgia Organics, and Director of Individual Giving at Camp Twin Lakes before launching Give & Get Partners in December 2024.
In observance of the 25th anniversary of his father’s suicide, Jeff wrote an Amazon bestselling book in 2021 called Don’t F*cking Kill Yourself: A Memoir of Suicide, Survival, and Stories That Keep Us Alive.
He is a graduate of the University of South Carolina in his hometown of Columbia and earned a nonprofit management certificate at Duke University. He was recognized as 40 under 40 by the Atlanta Business Chronicle in 2016, is a co-founder of the LEAD Atlanta Alumni Association, and a past Board member of Kate’s Club, which serves kids who have lost a parent or a sibling.
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Stephanie is a problem solver who has honed a gift for crafting sophisticated, thoughtful identities into engaging experiences as a graphic designer, strategist and consultant.
After 3 years designing for CNN Newsroom and HLN’s Showbiz Tonight and Nancy Grace, Stephanie founded Stephanie’s Paper Shop, a letter press stationery business, where she honed her love of the simple, well-crafted, and meaningful. She has also served as senior designer for various branding agencies, and head of creative for a hospitality-centered development firm.
An army brat who calls Georgia home, she is a graduate of Virginia Tech’s College of Architecture and Urban Studies, and The Creative Circus’s Graphic Design program.
Outside of work, Stephanie can be found attempting to keep her plants alive, squirrel-watching with her dog on the back porch, and doing art projects with her niece and nephew.