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CASE District V & VI Annual Conference 2024
CASE District V & VI Annual Conference 2024
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM CT
Building Campus Partnerships with a Credential Program: Miami University’s CAPP
Navigating the intricacies of advancement can often be a daunting task for campus partners, leaving them uncertain about who to contact for collaboration and engagement. Such lack of clarity leads to missed opportunities, with events and initiatives unfolding without the valuable input and participation of the advancement office. Miami University’s Division of University Advancement confronted these issues head-on, cultivating a solution that is changing campus partnerships - the Certified Advancement Partner Program (CAPP).
In this session, explore the strategies and structures of CAPP, a pioneering credential program designed to demystify advancement processes and form a cohesive network of true campus partners across diverse campus sectors. Drawing from the practical experiences and challenges encountered at Miami University, this session will offer actionable insights to initiate and sustain a similar partnership-building program within your organization.
In this session, explore the strategies and structures of CAPP, a pioneering credential program designed to demystify advancement processes and form a cohesive network of true campus partners across diverse campus sectors. Drawing from the practical experiences and challenges encountered at Miami University, this session will offer actionable insights to initiate and sustain a similar partnership-building program within your organization.
Speakers: Michelle Rosecrans, Senior Director, Alumni Engagement, Miami University, Emily Berry, Assistant Vice President for Development, Annual Giving, Miami University, Stacey Lowery Bretz, Dean and Professor of Chemistry, Getty College of Arts & Sciences, Ohio Northern University
Competencies: Industry or Sector ExpertiseRelationship Building
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM CT
Engaging Advancement Staff in Leadership-Driven Fundraising Campaigns
Overview
University fundraising campaigns often heavily rely on the generous contributions of prominent leaders and high-net-worth individuals. These major donors can significantly impact the campaign's success by providing substantial financial support. However, it's crucial to recognize that the dedicated advancement staff working behind the scenes are equally vital to achieving fundraising goals. In this session, we will explore strategies universities can implement to ensure that their advancement staff remains engaged and motivated during leadership-driven fundraising campaigns.
These strategies will include:
1. Internal Strategic Communication
2. Goal Alignment
3. Involvement in High-Profile Campaign Components
4. Celebrating Milestone Achievement
University fundraising campaigns often heavily rely on the generous contributions of prominent leaders and high-net-worth individuals. These major donors can significantly impact the campaign's success by providing substantial financial support. However, it's crucial to recognize that the dedicated advancement staff working behind the scenes are equally vital to achieving fundraising goals. In this session, we will explore strategies universities can implement to ensure that their advancement staff remains engaged and motivated during leadership-driven fundraising campaigns.
These strategies will include:
1. Internal Strategic Communication
2. Goal Alignment
3. Involvement in High-Profile Campaign Components
4. Celebrating Milestone Achievement
Speakers: Michelle Green, Associate Vice President, BWF, Colleen Norton, Senior Director of Leadership Giving, Dunwoody College of Technology
Competencies: LeadershipIndustry or Sector Expertise
Experience Level: All Levels