Bart Moore was appointed vice president for Advancement at Georgetown University after having served as interim since February of that year. Moore oversees the offices of alumni relations, advancement services, main campus development, Medical Center development, and Law Center development. This includes leading strategic initiatives to support the university's capital campaign and fundraising efforts. He first returned to Georgetown as senior advisor to the president and director of new program development.

Before returning to the Hilltop, Moore worked for Washington, DC, entrepreneur David Bradley in a series of senior executive positions at his various companies. These included five years as executive vice president for strategy and new product development at Atlantic Media Company.

Prior, Moore was executive director of the Advisory Board Company, the nation’s leading provider of syndicated business and strategy best practice research and related performance improvement consulting. Before he joined the Advisory Board Company, Bart was director of research and development at Newstar, a U.S.-based emerging markets venture capital firm which focused on the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. He also served for two years as special assistant to Armand Hammer, the Chairman of the Board of Occidental Petroleum Corporation.

Moore earned the Master of Philosophy degree in politics at Christ Church, University of Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. While at Oxford, he was for two years Dean of Oriel College and non-stipendiary lecturer in politics. Moore earned his undergraduate degree in foreign service—with a concentration in international affairs and certificate in Russian area studies—from the School of Foreign Service.