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January 19, 2016 Lunch Presentation

  • 19 Jan 2016
  • 11:15 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Phoenix Country Club: 2901 N 7th Street Phoenix AZ

Registration

  • Registrations received after timely RSVP deadline of noon the Thursday prior to the event

Registration is closed

 "The Power of Engagement:  Integrating Your Donor Communication Strategy"

   

 Jeremy Stelter
 Director of Business  
 Development
 The Stelter Company

Program Description: 

Over the last five years, advances in online and offline communication methods have narrowed the gap between nonprofits and the donors who support them. This increase in exposure and accessibility enables nonprofits to build deeper relationships with existing donors and develop bonds with newer donors at a rapid pace. However, over the same time period, donor expectations regarding communication from the nonprofits they support have changed, forcing many in the planned giving field to pay more attention to their marketing programs and how they engage their constituents.  This session aims to demystify current marketing trends and provide actionable next steps for planned giving professionals to better communicate with their donors and prospects.


Please note:  Members  who can not attend, now have the ability to send a substitute in their place at the member registration level.

11:15am Registration

11:30am Lunch

12:00pm:  Presentation

1:00pm:  Presenter concludes

 

Many Thanks to our Lunch Sponsor!

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Last minute cancellations:  If you find you cannot attend, an e-mail to info@PGRTAZ.org gives us an idea of how many extra seats we may have for those arriving "at the door".

Attending At the Door?  Here's more information.......

Arizona Charitable Gift Planners

www.azgiftplanners.org

admin@azgiftplanners.org

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