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Time for Advocacy is NOW! - Webinar

May 22, 2012  |  11:00 AM - 12:00 PM  |  Register Now!

The last day of Session is Friday, May 18, and our legislators will be returning to their districts.  Their focus will shift from policy to the upcoming election cycle.  An election year is a HUGE opportunity for nonprofit organizations to build relationships with candidates.   In this webinar, you'll learn from a seasoned veteran from both sides of the coin.  Former Senator, Pat Dougherty will give you an inside look at how to build those relationships and educate candidates on the work you do. 

ED 101 Seminar

Application Deadline June 1  |  Apply Online

Have you been an executive director long enough to know the basics, but realize there is a lot more that you can learn about the nuances of being an executive director?  This seminar is designed to help newer executive directors take the next step in their development and will be presented by professionals who can help you learn the leadership skills to successfully lead a non-profit organization. More information.

 

Time for Advocacy is NOW! - Webinar

May 22, 2012  |  11:00 AM - 12:00 PM  |  Register Now!

The last day of Session is Friday, May 18, and our legislators will be returning to their districts.  Their focus will shift from policy to the upcoming election cycle.  An election year is a HUGE opportunity for nonprofit organizations to build relationships with candidates.   In this webinar, you'll learn from a seasoned veteran from both sides of the coin.  Former Senator, Pat Dougherty will give you an inside look at how to build those relationships and educate candidates on the work you do. 

ED 101 Seminar

Application Deadline June 1  |  Apply Online

Have you been an executive director long enough to know the basics, but realize there is a lot more that you can learn about the nuances of being an executive director?  This seminar is designed to help newer executive directors take the next step in their development and will be presented by professionals who can help you learn the leadership skills to successfully lead a non-profit organization. More information.

 

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Maximize Major Giving Through Donor Research

 

Maximize Major Giving

Date Time City Location  Price  Register
February 2, 2012 1PM-4PM Springfield Library Station $45

 
Class Description

Learn about the evolution of donor research - from footwork to internet and cost considerations in this hands on workshop.  Fund development professionals and all other staff responsible for fund development in an organization will also learn:

  • How to research sites to create full-length or "quick and dirty" research profiles
  • Interpreting data - turn information into positive action
  • Managing data - internally and externally
  • The ethics of donor research
Instructor Bio:
 
Wendy Dyer
Wendy has been a fundraiser and a fundraising consultant for more than 20 years.  She does extensive training and coaching and strongly believes in skills-transfer to ensure that the next generation of fundraisers can enrich their organizations and the community for many years to come.  Wendy is hands-on consultant and provides practical solutions for goals that are 'doable with a stretch.' 

She is a graduate of Saint Louis University, where she started her fundraising career in donor research, major gifts and corporate/foundation relations.  
 
Registration:
Registration for each workshop is $45 per person and is open to health-related organizations.  Space is limited to 20 individuals; we encourage two individuals from any one organization register to attend.
 
Please note:
NSC requires at least five business days prior to an event for cancellations due to the preparation and planning involved for each individual event.

 

Maximize Major Giving

Date Time City Location  Price  Register
February 2, 2012 1PM-4PM Springfield Library Station $45

 
Class Description

Learn about the evolution of donor research - from footwork to internet and cost considerations in this hands on workshop.  Fund development professionals and all other staff responsible for fund development in an organization will also learn:

  • How to research sites to create full-length or "quick and dirty" research profiles
  • Interpreting data - turn information into positive action
  • Managing data - internally and externally
  • The ethics of donor research
Instructor Bio:
 
Wendy Dyer
Wendy has been a fundraiser and a fundraising consultant for more than 20 years.  She does extensive training and coaching and strongly believes in skills-transfer to ensure that the next generation of fundraisers can enrich their organizations and the community for many years to come.  Wendy is hands-on consultant and provides practical solutions for goals that are 'doable with a stretch.' 

She is a graduate of Saint Louis University, where she started her fundraising career in donor research, major gifts and corporate/foundation relations.  
 
Registration:
Registration for each workshop is $45 per person and is open to health-related organizations.  Space is limited to 20 individuals; we encourage two individuals from any one organization register to attend.
 
Please note:
NSC requires at least five business days prior to an event for cancellations due to the preparation and planning involved for each individual event.
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