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As a social media manager, you know the ins and outs of your social media profiles. The constant commenters. The all-stars who like everything. And
As a social media manager, you know the ins and outs of your social media profiles. The constant commenters. The all-stars who like everything. And
Since partnering with St. Edward’s University, we’ve been fortunate enough to work with Joe DeMedeiros, vice president for university advancement, and Cheri Sullivan, director of advancement services at St. Edward’s. Not only
Since partnering with St. Edward’s University, we’ve been fortunate enough to work with Joe DeMedeiros, vice president for university advancement, and Cheri Sullivan, director of advancement services at St. Edward’s. Not only
My wife, Sonja, keeps getting mail from AARP. Even though she’s about four decades away from becoming a “retired person,” they keep asking her to
With just $5 million left to raise, Salem State University has been working hard to finish out the largest fundraising effort in the school’s history—a comprehensive $25
The car is the first to arrive. It pulls up slowly beside a dorm and pauses as the engine goes quiet. A new student steps out
As alumni participation continues to spiral downwards, it seems that higher education has a challenge on its hands. According to a Alumni Access’s 2015 “Ultimate
Our conversations with Far Brook School, a private, coeducational PK-8 in New Jersey, began with a simple diagnosis—the team needed a tool to help them
A few years ago, a donor, whom I’ll refer to as “Lynne” for purposes of anonymity, complained to her close friend (a colleague of mine)
Homecoming. In the midst of the parades, dances, and big-time sporting events, the spirit of the event is clear: Homecoming is the tradition of welcoming
Ever since Purdue University partnered with EverTrue this year, they’ve been off to an incredible start with GivingTree. As their customer success manager, it’s been a pleasure to work with
“Well they can give, but why should they?” Anyone who works in annual giving has been asked this question, or a version of it, at