ADRP June Webinar: Epic Fails! Lessons Learned from These and Other Mistakes

Thursday, June 17, 2021
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (PT) / 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (ET)

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Members: FREE | Non-Members: $75
Can't attend? All registrants receive links to the webinar recording & slides via email after the presentation! 

Full participation in the ADRP 20201 Webinar Series is equivalent to 12 points (one point per webinar) of Education credit for the CFRE International application for certification and/or re-certification.

About the Webinar

Mistakes, errors, pitfalls, missteps, oversights? You are not alone–we all make them. What matters most is how we handle them and what lessons we learn for the future. Join us for some proven responses and remedies to common mistakes made in donor relations. We'll also lament over some epic fails!

Learning Objectives:

1. We are all human and make mistakes, we are in this together, and we are all capable of learning and making situations better in the long-run.
2. Planning and organization can head off small blunders. 
3. Morality plays a big part in what we do – our personal morality and the culture of our organizations. We should know where we and our organizations stand on key issues like data, privacy, transparency, forgiveness, and celebration.

Target Audience

Suitable for all audiences

Shop Size

Suitable for any size shop

Expertise Level

Suitable for all levels

Speaker

Megan McAndrews, Executive Director of Development, Syracuse University

Megan McAndrews, executive director of development at Syracuse University, oversees donor relations and campaign project management. Megan has also crafted programs at UVM and Indiana State University, served as Vice President of ADRP, and has frequently presented on donor relations.

Please notify the ADRP office 24 hours in advance of the webinar if you have not yet received your registration link.
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