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Focus on Critical Prospects - A Catalyst for Change
Program Code:
304
Date:
Friday, July 31, 2009
Time:
8:30 AM to 10:00 AM
EST
SPEAKER
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Robin Bellinger, Associate Vice-President for Advancement,
Purdue University
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Robin Bellinger joined Purdue in 2002 and currently serves as Associate Vice President for Advancement. In addition to her current work with major prospects. Robin has extensive experience with annual fundraising and donor clubs and was campaign manager for Purdue's $1.7 billion campaign.
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Jason Boley, Associate Director of Prospect Management and Tracking,
Purdue University
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Jason Boley has over ten years of experience working with higher education fundraising databases. Jason is currently employed at Purdue University where he manages the University's prospect information and focuses on data analytics. Prior to Purdue, Jason worked at Wabash College as a systems analyst and most recently for the Private Academic Library Network of Indiana as an administrator for enterprise library systems. Jason remains active in several local and national professional organizations and has presented nationally on the topics of database reporting, prospect management and digital learning software.
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Susan O'Shea, Director of Development Research Services,
Purdue University
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Susan O'Shea is Director of Development Research Services at Purdue. She has worked as a prospect researcher since 2003 and assumed her current role in 2008. Susan also serves on the Board of Directors for APRA-Indiana.
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Description
Subsequent to their recently concluded campaign, Purdue University realized that it needed a more systematic program for reviewing and ensuring movement on top prospects. Such change was new to the institution's culture of decentralization and hands-off approach to prospect management. Join the speakers as they discuss the implementation of their program at Purdue and the changes experienced as a result of their efforts. Changes include increased cooperation by fundraisers, increased activity on stagnant prospects, improved data integrity and an increased use of metrics to make fundraising decisions.