RAISE Podcast: JD Beebe, ThankView
Lillian Bicchieri
November 16, 2021
Brent kicks off this special episode of the RAISE podcast by saying, “Brent is my name, you’re JD Beebe, and you and I recently merged
RAISE Podcast: J T. Forbes, Indiana University
Lillian Bicchieri
November 9, 2021
On this episode of the RAISE podcast, Brent chats with J T. Forbes, Chief Executive Officer of the Indiana University Alumni Association and President of
EverTrue & ThankView — We’re merging!
Brent Grinna
October 28, 2021
[confetti] That’s right. Cue the confetti. This is cause for a big — neigh (get it? 
), a HUMONGOUS — celebration! EverTrue and ThankView have
RAISE Podcast: Gail Wilkinson, Head of People and Culture
Lillian Bicchieri
October 26, 2021
This episode of the RAISE podcast is a bit different. Brent chats with EverTrue’s recently-hired (and first!) Head of People and Culture, Gail Wilkinson. Gail is
How Emory Law solved the pain points of volunteer management
Lillian Bicchieri
October 22, 2021
“It was sort of a utopia.” That’s how Senior Director of Alumni Engagement Jen Crabb Kyles describes her experience working with six volunteers to fully
Your team’s playbook for giving day follow-up
Lillian Bicchieri
October 20, 2021
A giving day isn’t the Super Bowl. It’s the first game of the season. Giving Tuesday is just around the corner. And with strong marketing,
RAISE Podcast: Martin Shell, Stanford University
Lillian Bicchieri
October 20, 2021
On this episode of the RAISE podcast, Brent chats with an Advancement Great, Martin Shell. Martin serves as the Vice President and Chief External Relations
RAISE podcast: Matthew Eynon, Franklin & Marshall College
Lillian Bicchieri
October 12, 2021
On this episode of the RAISE podcast, Brent chats with Matthew “Matty” Eynon, Vice President for College Advancement at Franklin and Marshall College. Matty is
Our best-kept secret: contact report keyword search
Lillian Bicchieri
October 7, 2021
An alum from a top business school put forth an $800K matching challenge to endow a scholarship in honor of a beloved faculty member. The
