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DRIVE 2024
5 Results Found
12:30 PM - 4:30 PM ET
Change Enablement Playbook: A Framework for Supporting Your Teams
The secret to effective and supported change is... there is no secret! It's a plan. It's a set of steps to unfold what used to be the way, and fold into what will be next. Believe it or not, regardless of the kind of change your team is undertaking, the path to get there is similar. In this session, we will walk through the playbook together, how it started, anecdotes about where it was tested with bumps and applied with success, and how you can use it as a framework the next time your team undergoes a change. From re-orgs to system change, fast growth to leadership change, this playbook will lay out strategies for messaging, communication, engagement, enablement, and support. It will outline different reactions and how to deal with them, different scenarios and how to approach them, and ways to keep leadership involved. Join Kate Nimety, President of Management Consulting at Zuri Group, for a workshop that will provide you with a toolkit for the next change that's around your corner!
Speakers: Kate Nimety, President, Management Consulting, Zuri Group
Competencies: Emotional IntelligenceStrategic Thinking
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM ET
DRIVE SUPER SESSION Part 1 -- Data Enrichment to Drive Insights and Equity: Hands On Data Analysis Lab
Amid rapid growth in data complexity and technology advancement, many organizations still struggle to manage, understand, and measurably improve their legacy and evolving data ecosystems. In this hands-on data lab, you will learn how to build flexible data enrichment models, reusable tools and repeatable processes to 1) establish a constituent data integrity index/baseline 2) explore, visualize and measure constituent data integrity 3) identify and prioritize opportunities to improve your overall data quality in systematic and sustainable ways towards insights, equity and efficiency.
Speakers: Rodger Devine, Assistant Vice President, Advancement Operations, Pomona College
Competencies: Strategic ThinkingIndustry or Sector Expertise
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM ET
Data Deluge Dilemma: Creating a Reporting Ecosystem in a Unit Environment
Professional schools, nestled within the ecosystem of a larger university, face unique challenges in engaging their alumni base and fundraising for their priorities. Building a robust reporting infrastructure has become a strategic imperative for these institutions, given the intricate dynamics at play. In this presentation, we will delve into the journey of establishing a comprehensive reporting system for Yale Law School , seamlessly integrating giving data, prospect ratings, and gift officer metrics. What sets this initiative apart is its commitment to creating an intuitive reporting portal that empowers not only technical experts but also non-technical staff. We will explore the complexities encountered, the solutions implemented, and the transformative impact achieved, recognizing the distinct challenges and opportunities that arise when aligning the goals of a unit with those of a broader academic institution. Join us as we unveil a blueprint for data-driven decision-making that enables professional schools, as integral units within a larger university, to foster alumni relationships and drive philanthropic success with confidence and in harmony with the broader mission of the institution.
Speakers: Andrew Allred, Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific, Grenzebach Glier and Associates (GG+A), Dana Gresko, Vice President, Grenzebach Glier and Associates (GG+A), Kris Meyer
Competencies: Relationship BuildingStrategic Thinking
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM ET
Developing a Survey Research Program for Your Organization
All organizations are striving for continuous improvement, and getting feedback from your stakeholders is essential to that goal. One of the best ways to get that feedback is by surveying your constituents - students, families, employees, alumni and/or donors. Learn how to conduct your own survey research, even on a modest (or non-existent!) budget, and collect actionable data to help you improve your organization.
Speakers: Samantha Charnes, Associate Vice Provost, Education Operations, Research and Tech, Interlochen Center for the Arts
Competencies: Relationship BuildingStrategic Thinking
10:15 AM - 11:15 AM ET
Learning By Doing: Evaluating and Demystifying Artificial Intelligence
Across industries and in our personal lives, people are exploring the possibilities of generative Artificial Intelligence. In this brave new world, organizations are often independently developing policies around the use of tools like ChatGPT and Bard. Hear about institutional approaches; what peers wish they had known; and outcomes of early projects whether they were successful or not.
Speakers: Jennifer Buckey, Director of Business Intelligence, Dartmouth College
Competencies: Strategic ThinkingBusiness and Financial Acumen