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Innovating the Research Front-Line Partnership
Program Code:
416
Date:
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Time:
10:15 AM to 11:45 AM
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SPEAKER
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Stacie Haugen, Associate Director of Research & Development,
Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota
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Stacie C. Haugen is a long-time APRA International and Minnesota Chapter Member. This is her 6th International Conference. Stacie began her career in prospect research at the University of Minnesota Foundation. After ten years, she turned to healthcare, joining Children's Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota to build prospect research and prospect management programs within the Children's Foundation.
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Carley Stuber, Senior Major Gifts Officer,
Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota
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Carley M. Stuber has been with Children's for the past two years as Sr. Major Gifts Officer supporting the hospital's NICU, Pain & Palliative Care and Integrative Medicine Cornerstones. Carley has a master of arts in nonprofit management. Before coming to Children's, Carley spent her career as a nonprofit leader raising funds as the Executive Directors for the Saint Francis Regional Medical Center Foundation and prior to that for the Fox Valley Symphony in Appleton, WI. Carley is a member of Society for Arts in Healthcare, served on the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council Board of Directors and participated in the Madison Institute. I have presented at The Association of Wisconsin Symphony Orchestras Annual Conference.
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Description
Learn how Children's of Minnesota is building a new model where prospect research partners closely with major gift officers on specific fundraising projects by making discovery calls, helping to create an experience design making discovery calls more successful, being involved in planning and attending cultivation events and bringing donors on tours.