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CASE District IV Annual Conference
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM CT
Maximizing Fundraising Success: Bridging Gaps Between Fundraisers and Researchers
The expectations from a gift officer to their research colleague can often be summed up by the famous words of Jerry McGuire, "SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!!!!". While this may be true for some, we believe there is a better way, one of collaboration and communication. Please join us for a practical workshop where gift officers, researchers, and managers will walk away with some best practices on how to effectively collaborate and maximize fundraising success.
Speakers: Todd Jensen, Associate Vice President for University Advancement, Texas State University, Sidni Martinez, Assistant Director, Prospect Development, Texas State University
Competencies: Strategic ThinkingIndustry or Sector Expertise
Topics: Major gifts
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CT
Parent Giving and Engagement Best Practices
Working with Parent Prospects and Donors: Best practices fundraisers need to know to start and enhance their work with parents.
Giving from parents is an excellent way to identify new sources of philanthropy for your institution and many fundraisers aren't sure where to start. We'll discuss the differences between strategies for parent giving versus alumni giving, key data points to look for and best practices that can be implemented at any institution. This session is applicable for all levels of experience with parent giving.
Speakers: Diane O'Brien, Director of Development, Parents and Families, Rice University
Competencies: Strategic ThinkingRelationship Building
Experience Level: Level 1All Levels
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CT
How to go from Stuck to Solicitation (and have fun doing it!)
Do you ever feel stuck with certain prospects or donors and are unsure of how to move conversations forward that may have stalled out (or never happened in the first place)? In this session, two frontline fundraisers will share their strategic process from moving prospects from stuck to solicitation and how they have partnered together to create a model of engagement that utilizes both of their skill sets and unique roles within donor and prospect relationships to expertly drive forward solicitation conversations and proposals. Join this session to hear practical examples and case studies from this dynamic duo about collaboration and what to do (and not to do!) to generate activity and increase solicitations within your portfolios.
Speakers: Christina Smith, Senior Director of Development, The University of Texas At Austin, Tamra Johnson, Director of Major Gifts, The University of Texas at Austin
Competencies: Relationship BuildingStrategic Thinking
Topics: Alumni EngagementMajor gifts