Gina worked as Director of Development for the Nobel Peace Prize winning organizations International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) and Physicians for Human Rights (PHR). While at IPPNW, Gina’s initial work centered on establishing a major giving program. At PHR, Gina took the organization from a deficit in funding to over $1M in revenue in her first year working with them.  These fundraising increases came from a variety of sources: foundation giving; the establishment of individual giving programs that encompassed membership; annual giving through direct marketing; fundraising events; and the organization’s first-ever major gifts program (including a successful Planned Giving Program with gifts through Appreciated Securities and Bequests). 

In 1996, Gina began Martin/VanderLoop Associates, a Boston-based consulting agency which focused on working with non-profit organizations. The goal was to help them build specific fundraising programs such as direct mail, telemarketing and major giving programs. Her clients included Greenpeace USA, Grassroots International, and Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Gina also served as Director of Non-profit Development and Acting Vice President for the General Systems Corporation, a database service provider.

Gina has supervised data conversions for dozens of organizations and is fluent in various operating systems, software applications, hardware, networking and communications. She has established computer networks for several non-profit organizations ranging from purchases and setup, to network configuration and communication protocols, to software installations and programming.