Columbus Landmarks Foundation

Columbus Landmarks is proud to have a long history with Schooley Caldwell. We are proud of their work and salute them for showcasing this project.

Hot Job Alert: Chief Executive Officer
Columbus, OH | $80K–$95K + $7K healthcare stipend

We’re hiring a dynamic, mission-driven Chief Executive Officer for Columbus Landmarks, a respected nonprofit at a pivotal moment in its nearly 50-year legacy!

This is a unique opportunity for a seasoned nonprofit leader who is passionate about historic preservation and community impact. The CEO will lead strategic growth, strengthen financial sustainability, engage with the Board and key stakeholders, and champion the organization’s mission across Central Ohio.
Ideal Candidate Will Bring:
7-10+ years of senior nonprofit leadership experience
Proven success in fundraising and relationship-based development
Strong operational, strategic, and people leadership skills
Excellent communication with boards, donors, and civic leaders
Passion for preservation or mission-driven organizational work
Experience leading organizations through growth and transition
Master’s degree or equivalent experience preferred

If you’re ready to lead with purpose and help shape the future of a valued community organization, or if you know someone who would be a great fit, let’s connect!

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This season, we are reminded of the many stories that shape
- stories made stronger because of you.

Thank you for helping us preserve the landmarks, neighborhoods, and cultural heritage that give Columbus its spirit and meaning. Your support inspires our work every day.

Wishing you a warm and wonderful season, and a New Year filled with connection and possibility.

With heartfelt thanks,

Toni Bell, Chairman & Interim CEO
Nathan Bevil, Preservation Services Director
& the Board of Directors

On Friday, we had the joy of celebrating two decades of one of Springfield’s most treasured landmarks, the Westcott House, designed by the iconic architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. This event was a beautiful reminder of how architecture, history, and community come together to tell a shared story. The house was restored between 2001 and 2005. The house opened to the public in October 2005.

A special thank-you to our Founding Trustee and 2021 Legacy Circle Inductee, Bob Loversidge, Principal at Schooley Caldwell, and our current Board Member Kalpa Baghasingh, Principal & COO at Schooley Caldwell, for inviting Columbus Landmarks to be a guest at their table, which included 3 current architecture students at Miami University. And we were truly honored to hear from Wright’s great-granddaughter, Melissa Galt, whose keynote offered a powerful perspective on legacy and design.

20 years ago, Westcott House was saved through the cooperative efforts of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, the Turner Foundation, and the Westcott House Foundation, then a newly-formed non-profit that continues to operate the house to this day. Over 600 volunteers, craftsmen, supporters, and professionals with incredible expertise and commitment came together to save the landmark. Schooley Caldwell was part of that team!

We are grateful to everyone who continues to champion preservation. Inspiring moments like this move our work forward.