Walking the Talk With Your Donors
Imagine that you are engaged in an important conversation with a potential donor - and a family member calls your cell phone. What do you do?
Imagine that you are engaged in an important conversation with a potential donor - and a family member calls your cell phone. What do you do?
Let’s briefly delve into what your organization means when they tell you it is your responsibility to build relationships.
“You never want to be remembered for what you are wearing.”
- A senior university development officer, to a young colleague just entering the field
When you demonstrate your vision and passion for your organization's mission you will truly make a difference.
An examination of the positive roles that fundraisers play in their work.
Check out three more noteworthy items from a recent study offering valuable insight into how high net worth people think about their finances and their philanthropy.
Prominent news magazines like Slate, Esquire, Forbes, Corp. Magazine have featured at least two articles in the past 12 months on table etiquette. The world of high net worth is returning to more formal settings. So we will too!
What Matters? Everything. Take this core principle behind the success of Starbucks and apply it to your work.
Listening is an Art. The practice of active listening can help us communicate better--both with our donors and our friends and families.