2007
December 12-14: CASE Minority Advancement Institute: Conference for Diverse Managers at the Marriott at Metro Center in Washington, DC. Marian Alexander DeBerry will moderate, “Shaping Your Career,” a discussion about career management for development professionals. Campbell & Company is proud to be a sponsor of the Institute.
December 2-5: CASE Districts VII & VIII International Joint Conference at the Mirage in Las Vegas. Please stop by and say hello to Tom Wilson and Craig Hightower in booth 509. Campbell & Company is a CASE Gold Educational Partner and also is proudly sponsoring CASE XV. And, please join Join Tom Wilson on Monday Dec. 3 from 7:30-9:00 a.m. for a roundtable, "Endowment Fundraising Strategies."
December 6: Peter Fissinger will join fellow advancement consulting leaders for, “Mentoring with the Masters—Seminar for Emerging Consultants.” Participants in this panel discussion, presented by The Giving Institute (formerly AAFRC), also include Jimmie Alford, Jeffrey Byrne, Michelle Cramer, John Glier and Sarah Howard. The event will be hosted at the offices of Grenzebach, Glier & Associates in Chicago. Click here to request more information.
December 9-12: CASE District V Conference at Chicago Sheraton Hotel and Towers in Chicago. Stop by booth 515 to say hello to Peter Fissinger, Bruce Matthews and other Campbell & Company consultants. On Sunday, December 9th at 12:30, Bruce Matthews will co-present “Creating the Big Ideas for the Campaign: The Role of Campus Administrators and the Development Team.” Don’t miss it!.
November 27: Daniel Ducoff will conduct a workshop on evaluating grant proposals with Cleveland United Way's Mott Youth Fund Distribution Committee. The Committee distributes of about $50,000 in grants each year and serves as a training ground for students who are interested in learning how to help nonprofit organizations make a greater impact in their communities.
November 2: AFP Greater Cleveland Chapter's National Philanthropy Day, at the Signature at LaCentre in Westlake, Ohio. Ken Johnson and Daniel Ducoff will be there to greet you in the exhibit ballroom. Daniel will present the Annual Giving Workshop. Campbell & Company also is a proud sponsor.
November 6: Campbell & Company webinar, "Creating Compelling Cases: Tried, True and New." How do you go about developing a case statement and how can you involve volunteers and your board in the process? During this session, we’ll examine the role a case can play in both annual fund and campaign fundraising, define a process for developing the case and present new ideas for using new media to make your case. Approved for 1.5 CEU credits for certification or re-certification by CFRE International. The session is presented by Tracy Tajbl, Senior Consultant.
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October 25: The Association Foundation Group, Chicago Chapter presents "Leaders and the Careers That Make Them," a member meeting luncheon featuring a discussion of the roles of Association Foundation Executives. Lynda McKay, Director, Campbell & Company Executive Search joins a panel of prominent executive search professionals. Click here for a PDF Registration Form or email afghqtrs@aol.com. Campbell & Company is a proud sponsor.
October 26: AFP/DC Advanced Executives Forum presents “An Inconvenient Truth?” featuring noted author and speaker Arthur C. Brooks, Ph.D., author of the groundbreaking and thought provoking book “Who Really Cares – The Surprising Truth about Compassionate Conservatism” at 8:00 a.m. at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) 1201 15th Street, NW. Campbell & Company is the exclusive sponsor. Information and registration
October 11: The AFP/DC Committee on Diversity, Valerie T. Broadie , Chair, presents “Funding through the Looking Glass: Maximizing Opportunities for Building Partnerships with Communities of Color” from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the Hotel Palomar, 2121 P Street.Presented in cooperation with the National Center on Black Philanthropy. Information and registration
October 3-7: 41st Annual AHP International Education Conference at the Philadelphia Marriott Hotel. Bill Wickenkamp, Jeffrey Wilklow, Tom Wilson, and Leslie Sturino will be there to greet you in Booth 210 of the Exhibit Hall. Campbell & Company is a proud sponsor of the Capital Campaigns/Planned Giving Track. Click here to see conference schedule.
Additionally, look for Tom Wilson and Bill Wickenkamp at the "Idea Exchange." In Tom Wilson’s “Listening to Donors - Essential Skills for the Win-Win Ask,” participants will learn how to listen for motivations for giving and donor perceptions of your organization. Tools to sharpen your listening skills and utilize techniques to broaden your organization's understanding of each major gift donor will be reviewed. Bill Wickenkamp's session, “Why Create a Philanthropic Foundation?” will explore the advantages and disadvantages of setting up a foundation for your health care organization.
October 4: AFP 2007 Midwest Conference on Philanthropy at the Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Chicago. Campbell & Company is sponsoring the Roundtable Luncheon. Peter Fissinger, Sarah Wagner, Marian Alexander DeBerry, Trish Roth, Molly Rand, Lela Diaz and Kelly Short will moderate six of the thirty or so discussion topics. Chicago fundraisers, don’t miss it!
September 28: Illinois Community College Resource Development Annual Conference in Springfield, IL. Marc Hilton will address the Illinois Community College Resource Development Annual Conference in Springfield, IL, on the topic “Sparking Faculty, Staff and Retiree Generosity.”
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August 15: Campbell and Company Vice President, Julia McGuire, will present You Want to Expand your Charity Programs…Now What? from 3:45pm to 5:45pm at the Ronald McDonald House Charities International Conference in Chicago. In this session, Board members and staff will learn how to assess their organization’s readiness for a Capital Campaign to fund their chapter’s vision based on proven strategic fundraising principals specifically tailored to RMHC. Attendees will also discover practical ways to prepare and engage key stakeholders, such as your board, staff, owner/operators and community.
August 10: Join Lynda McKay, Director of Executive Search at Campbell & Company, and Scott Nichols, Vice President of Development at Boston University, for a LIVE DISCUSSION hosted on the Chronicle of Philantrhopy's web site at noon, Eastern time. In this online conversation, you can discuss career trends and the nationwide shortage of experienced fund raisers. The moderators will take your questions about the specific steps nonprofit organizations can take to recruit and retain top fund raisers. Click here for more information.
July 25: Campbell and Company Senior Vice President and Western Regional Manger, Tom Wilson and Vice President, Bruce Matthews will present Techniques For Increasing Endowment Dollars at 12pm CT. This 90 minute teleconference, hosted by Lorman Education Services, helps nonprofit fundraisers, business managers, senior management executives and board members to finally understand the nuances and complexities of endowment. National benchmarks show that financial vital organizations should be getting 20 percent of their operating budget from endowment proceeds. Attending this teleconference will speed up your endowment fundraising program - or start a new one. Click here for registration and more information
July 19-20: Campbell & Company is sponsoring the Second Day Breakfast at 8 a.m. on Friday, July 20 at The Association of Fundraising Professionals Arizona Statewide Conference. Campbell & Company Vice President, Craig Hightower will be in attendance. July 8-10, 2007: Edith H. Falk, Chair and CEO, Peter Fissinger, President and Bruce Matthews, Vice President, will be in booth 305 at the CASE Summit for Advancement Leaders in Chicago.
June 27: Campbell & Company Senior Vice and Eastern Regional Manager, Bill Hausman, will present GIVING USA Results Revealed...What does it mean to Boston organizations? What does it mean to your organization? at the AFP MA monthly meeting. This session will allow you to learn about the latest fundraising trends, what the results mean to the Boston region, and how they impact you and your organization. Leaders from top area non profit organizations, including Partners Healthcare system, Boston University, and harvard University Art Museums will participate in a discussion about the results and how their organization and yours might apply the data.
June 27: Campbell and Company President, Peter Fissinger, will present present First Look at Giving USA 2007 - Findings and the Impact on Greater Cleveland Nonprofits at the AFP Greater Cleveland Chapter's luncheon. A moderated panel of development professionals, including leaders from University Hospitals, The Cleveland Foundation, and New Life Community will discuss the synopsis of Giving USA 2006 and its impact on their respective organizations and their thoughts about philanthropy here in Cleveland and beyond.
June 24-26: Stop by and visit Tom Wilson and Craig Hightower in the exhibit hall of the AHP Pacific Regional Conference at the Portola Plaza Hotel in Monterey, CA.
June 25: Chicago Community Trust, Northwestern Memorial Foundation and Campbell & Company present First Look: Giving USA 2007, Changing Data into Action. Campbell & Company President, Peter Fissinger, will present newly released findings on the latest trends in giving. The presentation will be followed by a discussion with Chicago nonprofit leaders about practical applications to your fundraising strategies. By invitation only-- reply to rsvp@campbellcompany.com or telephone 312-896-8872.
June 20: Campbell & Company is a Bronze level sponsor of the Donor's Forum of Chicago 33rd Annual Lucheon.
May 13-17: American Association of Museums Annual Meeting and Museum Expo, McCormick Place, Chicago includes the following and much more:
- Development and Membership committee (DAM) Issues Roundtables on Monday, May 14 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Marc Hilton, Campbell & Company VP will lead a discussion entitled, “You Need to Raise Money for a New Building? How to Determine Philanthropic Feasibility” along with discussions on more than twenty other topics that are free and open to all AAM attendees – check “Special Event box #49 on the AAM Registration form.
- Campbell & Company is a proud sponsor of the Development and Membership Committee luncheon on Tuesday, May 15 at the Hyatt McCormick Place.
- “Adler|75: Reshaping America’s First Planetarium” will be presented on Wednesday, May 16 from 9:00-10:15 a.m. Charles L. Katzenmeyer, Adler’s VP External Affairs chairs a panel presentation and discussion of their strategic planning process. Campbell & Company CEO Edith H. Falk will present funding strategy as part of the multi-disciplinary team panel.
- “Successful Strategies for Leveraging Public Funding and Private Philanthropy,” Tuesday, May 15 from 10:30-11:45. The panel includes Ellsworth Brown, executive director of the Wisconsin Historical Society, Campbell & Company vice president Marc Hilton and a panel from the WHS.
May 6-8: Campbell & Company senior consultants, Jeff Wilklow and Tracy Tajbl, will be available at booth 15 at the AHP Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference in Williamsburg, VA.
April 29 - May 1: Stephen Falk, CEO of the Northwestern Memorial Foundation and Campbell & Company Chair/CEO, Edith Falk (no relation), will present Governance Best Practice—Engaging and Energizing Board Leadership at the AHP Midwest Regional Conference in St. Louis. Please stop by to visit Edith and Campbell & Company vice president Bill Wickenkamp at booth #17 in the resource center.
April 27: Campbell & Company's executive search practice will host a seminar entitled, "Building Tomorrow’s Workforce Today: Uncommon Insights and Discussion on Diversity Recruiting," in our Chicago office from Noon - 1:15pm.
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April 26: Edith H. Falk, Campbell & Company Chair and CEO, will share her perspective on national philanthropic trends and best fundraising practices in response to those trends during the keynote address at approximately 1:30pm at the 2007 League of Resident Theatres (LORT) conference. This conference will be held in Sarasota, Florida (actually Long Boat Key) at the Colony Beach Resort and Tennis Resort.
April 24: Campbell & Company will host the Arts and Business Council of Chicago's workshop, Marketing to Asians in our Chicago office from 10am - 1pm.
April 20 - 22: On Saturday April 21, Tom Wilson, Vice President and Western Regional Manager, will present "Instant Campaigning: form zero to $30 million in six months" with Jean Rahn of Southwest Washington Medical Center at the AHP Rockies & Southwest Regional Conference in Santa Fe. Please stop by booth 9 during the conference and say hello!
April 17: Campbell & Company Vice President and Eastern Regional Manager, Bill Hausman, will be at the Campbell & Company booth in the exhibit hall of the AFP Greater Philadelphia Chapter's Franklin Forum.
April 11: Campbell & Company Vice President, Sarah Wagner, will speak at the Northwestern University Kellogg School of Business Women’s Business Association Conferenceas part the panel discussion, "Giving Back: Getting Involved in Community through Organizations and Outreach."
April 11: Edith H. Falk, Campbell & Company Chair and CEO, will participate in a panel discussion at the Donor's Forum of Chicago program, "Individual Giving in Illinois: Implications for the Nonprofit Community." This program will highlight the key findings from Illinois' first study on individual giving and will address what motivates donors to give and how their giving could be developed.
April 1: Sarah Wagner, Campbell & Company Vice President, will particpate in the Giving Back panel at the Kellogg School of Management's 2007 Women’s Business Conference, “Owning Your Future: Effecting Change throughout Your Career.” The conference will be held at Northwestern University’s James Allen Center in Evanston, Illinois.
March 25-28: Visit booth #731 at the 2007 AFP International Conference on Fundraising in Dallas. Edith H. Falk, Chair and CEO; Peter Fissinger, President; Craig Hightower, Vice President; Marian DeBerry, Executive Search Consultant; and Leslie Sturino, Director of Marketing will be in attendance. On March 26, Campbell & Company Consultant, Marian Alexander DeBerry, will present “Diversity and its Increasing Importance in Development Staffing.”
March 8: Bruce Matthews, Campbell & Company Vice President, will present "Managing the Prospect Portfolio: The Science of Fundraising" at the AFP - Greater Detroit Chapter's quarterly luncheon meeting.
February 10–13: Stop by booth 114 at the American Council on Education's 89th Annual Meeting and say hi to Campbell & Company Vice President, Bruce Matthews and Senior Consultant, Jeff Wilklow.
February 4-7: Please join Campbell & Company Vice President, Bruce Matthews and Senior Consultant, Trish Roth at the CASE District III 2007 Conference, where they will present Major Gift Fundraising is a Contact Sport: How to Hire, Mentor, Motivate and Evaluate Major Gift Fundraisers. The conference will be held at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel.
January 28-30: Visit booth 404 at the 2007 CASE NAIS Independent Schools Conference. Campbell & Company consultants Peter J. Fissinger, Senior Vice President; Julia McGuire, Vice President; and Britt Rothrock, Associate Consultant will be at our booth.
January 21-23: "Get On Board" with Campbell & Company Vice President, Bruce Matthews at the Westin Crown Center in Kansas City, where he will present Creating a Culture of Philanthropy: Top Down and Inside Out at the CASE District VI 2007 Conference: "Get On Board."
January 24: Senior Vice President and Eastern Regional Manager Bill Hausman will be participating in a roundtable panel discussion at the AFP Massachusetts chapter's monthly meeting at 7:30 AM at the Marriott Copley Place, Boston.
January 17: Learn Three Ways To Get More Endowment Dollars Tomorrow during a 60-minute audio conference presented by Campbell & Company Vice President Tom Wilson.
January 10-12: Campbell & Company Senior Consultant Jeff Wilklow will participate in a panel discussion, The Use of Consultants: Why, How, What? on Friday, January 12. The discussion will be held at The Gathering Conference, a conference for historically black college and university related foundations, at Morgan State University Foundation Inc. in Baltimore, MD.