Bryan Landry 

Senior Associate Director and Lead, Development — Estate and Gift Planning

Bryan Landry is senior associate director and lead for estate and gift planning at The Carter Center. In his role, he leads the Center’s estate and gift planning efforts, working with donors who wish to support the Center’s mission through planned gifts, bequests, and other long-term giving. 

Landry brings three decades of development and philanthropy leadership experience to the role. Before joining The Carter Center, he spent more than a decade at Habitat for Humanity International, where he led the major gift and planned giving teams within individual giving and served as interim vice president of individual giving. Earlier in his career, he held development leadership roles in higher education at Georgia Tech, Emory University, Louisiana State University, New Mexico State University, Vanderbilt Law School, and Texas A&M University. 

A Texas native, Landry enjoys the outdoors, traveling, reading history, and singing in his church choir, along with good food and great wine — especially from the Priorat region.