CASE Asia-Pacific Executive Director Nilanjana Pal has seen firsthand how education can lift entire communities. Here, she shares more about her commitment to supporting CASE members’ advancement missions to bring educational opportunities to students in Asia. 

Grant Kollet, CASE's Executive Director, U.S. and Canada, discusses his work with members and his belief that "engagement gives more than it takes."

CASE is in a unique position to support diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in advancement. As a global organization, we provide a platform to facilitate discussions and make connections between institutions.

To be inclusive, you must stay curious about the world, about your donors, and about the institutions where you work. 

Ann Snyder, CASE's director of independent and international schools, explores small shops, doing more with less, benchmarking, and more.

Ben Fiore-Walker jumped at the chance to lead CASE's new Opportunity and Inclusion Center. The OIC will, he believes, not only allow CASE to live into one of its core beliefs of professional excellence in the advancement field but will allow CASE and our member institutions to achieve, foster, and maintain inclusive excellence within the profession. 

The ideal goal of advancement offices is to have a work environment that embodies all elements of DEI, creating a sense of belonging for the employees.

As the new Co-Executive Directors for CASE Europe, Caroline Davis and Pamela Agar are leading CASE’s strategy and activities across Europe. They joined CASE’s London team in November 2022. Here, speaking at the September 2022 CASE Europe Annual Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, they shared more about their job-share and plans for supporting advancement professionals globally.

The associate vice chancellor for institutional advancement at South Louisiana Community College talks about her passion for community college representation.

Whether you are about to address a crowd or meet a new colleague, you always want to make a good first impression. Since many people make flash judgments the first time they meet someone new, making a good impression can help you to be perceived in a better light.