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3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ET
Sprinting with Focus – Become the Best Version of You
Learn how to break away from the routine and reshape the way you think about work. With the simple implementation of some proven strategies and techniques, you can increase your productivity, elevate your impact and promote self-accountability while building trust and confidence within your team, division, and the broader community. Organize yourself and your team to be the best versions of yourselves.
Speakers: Matthew Williams, Director of Development, Emory University, Dillon Boggs, Managing Director of Development, Emory University
Topics: Major gifts
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM ET
Sandbox Fundraising: The Creative Ask
The Ask should be a creative experience and journey. We, as fundraisers, are representatives, advocates, researchers, storytellers, guides and connectors who navigate and help shape, mold a sandbox of options for a donor. Preparation and practice as a listener and creative partner, with your organization's priorities in mind, will allow you to a provide be a compass for a conversation about support. This also helps with an approachable and enjoyable solicitation experience. Participants will review the elements of an ask and explore an approach to acknowledge and build as a portion of fundraising through discussions and exercises.
Speakers: James Wasilewski, Senior Director of University Development, Virginia Commonwealth University
Competencies: Integrity and ProfessionalismBusiness and Financial AcumenRelationship BuildingEmotional IntelligenceIndustry or Sector ExpertiseStrategic ThinkingLeadership
Topics: Annual Giving
3:15 PM - 4:15 PM ET
Cognitive Impairment in Donors: Identifying Issues & Applying Best Practices
As fundraisers, we are on the precipice of the largest transfer of wealth in human history, with Baby Boomers accumulating over $35,000,000,000,000 in wealth that will be distributed over the coming years. As this population ages, the chances of cognitive impairment, such as Alzheimer's Disease or dementia, in donors also increases, which can create ethical and legal issues for fundraisers. Are you prepared to handle this inevitable scenario?
This session will teach attendees about the prevalence of cognitive impairment in donor populations and present strategies on how best to handle these situations through an ethical and legal lens of best practices.
Speakers: Tara Adams, Director of Development, North Carolina State University, Anthony Pomonis, Executive Director, University of Central Florida
Topics: Annual Giving