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Upcoming Seminars:
Major Gifts Programs: Making the Ask for Health
The top donors are more and more important to development success. This seminar focuses on both how to organize a successful major gift program and how to solicit and close major gifts. The art of “the ask” along with a strong program and ongoing emphasis on expanding your pool of affluent supporters, will make an immediate difference in your program. A team of experts including Bob Duckworth, Vice President/Executive Director of St. Joseph's/Candler Foundations in Savannah, GA; Marcy Heim, CFRE, Consultant and AFP Master Teacher; Terry Newmyer, Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer at Florida Hospital Foundation in Orlando; and Steven A. Reed, President of Marketing Partners, Inc., an integrated performance improvement firm based in St. Joseph, MI and Orlando, will bring you this session.
PDF Brochure |Chicago, Illinois, November 10-12. 
Annual Giving Programs for Hospitals and Health Care Institutions
Annual giving is the core for all successful development programs. Conducting a great annual giving program at an academic medical center, hospital or health cause is more important than ever. This seminar will consider all the steps in annual giving from planning and goal setting to donor acquisition and retention, to upgrading donors and building a base of dependable gifts. The workshop will look at direct mail, telemarketing, leadership annual giving, e-philanthropy and other strategies.
Houston, TX February, 2009 Registration Opens Soon.
The Prospecting Process for Hospitals and Health Care
Finding, researching, managing relationships are all essential parts of growing your donor base. This three day workshop will provide an overview of the prospect development process and how to use the latest techniques for success. The session will include a special emphasis on trends, HIPPA and other record confidentiality issues facing healthcare organizations and others. David Lawson, one of the nation's foremost authorities on prospect research, along with Elizabeth McHugh; and Sarah Choi Dunn, Senior Research Specialist at Baptist Health Foundation in Jacksonville, Florida will team up to bring you this conference.
Sterling, VA, April, 2009 Registration Opens Soon.
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