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Leading Change -- Fundraising and Development: The Role of the Governor

Nov. 3, 2011
DeVere Venues, Holborn Bars, EC1
London, United Kingdom


With diminishing reliance on state funding, universities are looking for alternative income streams. Sustainable philanthropy can provide a viable independent source of funds for the longer-term. The support of a university's council is vital to an institution's development and fundraising effort. This one day bespoke workshop will look at understanding the fundraising process, governors, trustees and council members can learn how they can support it.

Robert Dufton, director of the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, governor of the Museum of London will chair the day.

Members of your governing body will benefit from:

  • High-level, intimate and frank group discussions on fundraising and development
  • Understanding time scales and resourcing issues within your institution
  • Hearing from high level donors on their motivation to give
  • Benchmarking and comparative analysis on the UK/US governing boards role in the fundraising process

If your institution is part of the English or Welsh matched funding scheme you can apply for a scholarship.

Apply online

Contact

Joyce Achampong
Events and Conferences Team
+44 (0)20 7448 9940
eventseurope@case.org

 

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