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Nonprofit Management Programs

Fundraising & Marketing III — A Practicum
June 1-3, 2008
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Fundraising III: A Practicum is a highly interactive program offering personalized attention to each organization’s critical issues. A pre-session audit will determine the issues covered by faculty and practitioners. This program will include small group work around common issues, clinics where participants can receive individual feedback on their marketing materials, internet strategies and major gift efforts. The program will also feature best practices in the areas of marketing and fundraising planning and prospect research.

To build upon the linkage of marketing and fundraising, we are making a special 2 for 1 tuition offer for this program. We hope that by including teams of leaders, this will heighten the ability to apply some of the concepts and move forward more quickly to even greater success. It is a prerequisite that you have completed either Fundraising and Marketing I or II, preferably both, or be a part of a team where someone has attended the others to participate in this program.

What Will Participants Learn?

  • Key strategies for successful fundraising and marketing
  • How to effectively find and cultivate new constituents
  • Specific recommendations from seasoned practitioners on marketing materials, internet strategies, prospect research tactics and major gift efforts

Key Benefits

  • Personalized academic experience, based on individual organizational needs
  • Access to nonprofit experts in a variety of marketing and fundraising sub-specialties
  • Review of organization’s marketing and fundraising plans by Kellogg School faculty

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