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Can't attend the Summit? Now you can with CASE Simulcast—a live, interactive video broadcast that will allow you to engage in conference sessions in real time-from the comfort of your office.

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Sunday, July 18, 2010
2:30-4:15 PM, EDT

Leadership in the New Decade

Transformative changes in teaching and research, coupled with the economic disruptions of the past year, have led individuals and institutions to actively consider new ways of meeting the educational needs of society. Those changes also call for a redefinition of advancement. A panel of distinguished and admired higher education leaders will address fundraising in a global economy, how institutions maintain ties and offer value to alumni with many and serial loyalties and what communications and marketing are when everyone has access to information all the time.
Moderator: John Lippincott, President, Council for Advancement and Support of Education

Panelists: Lawrence S. Bacow, President, Tufts University; Alice P. Gast,
President, Lehigh University; and Richard L. McCormick, President, Rutgers, The State University of New Jerse

Sunday, July 18, 2010
4:45-6:00 PM, EDT

The New Organizational Excellence: VIsioning, Change Management, Right-Sizing and Growth

Massive change is on the horizon for higher education. Cornell University has recently completed a planning process to downsize and restructure the university and envision its future that is unprecedented. With the help of global consulting firm Bain & Company, Cornell undertook a comprehensive project to streamline support operations, procurement, information technology, finance, human resources, the administration, communications and facilities. Task forces for each college, Cornell Library, the Graduate School, student enrollment, student and academic services, and several across-discipline areas are exploring reorganization strategies.
Moderator: Charlie Phlegar, Vice President, Alumni Affairs & Development, Cornell University
Panelists: Jeff Denneen, Consultant, Bain & Company; and David Skorton, President, Cornell University

Monday, July 19, 2010
10:30-11:45 AM, EDT

The New Organizational Excellence: Development and Alumni Affairs

This session is the follow-up to Sunday afternoon's key session on the unprecedented change that Cornell University has recently instituted campus wide. With the help of consultants, university staff embarked on a comprehensive organizational structure change that culminated in the elimination of 82 positions in the development and alumni relations office. The process also involved decisions to restructure and revisit all aspects of alumni affairs, development, donor relations, and other advancement operations. Review this extraordinary realignment and learn what it has meant so far for Cornell's advancement team.
Speakers: Charlie Phlegar, Vice President, Alumni Affairs & Development, Cornell University; and John Glier, President and Chief Executive Officer, Grenzebach, Glier and Associates, Inc.

Monday, July 19, 2010
2:15-3:30 PM, EDT

The Generational Divide of American Giving

This presentation will highlight recent research findings about the charitable habits of Gen X and Gen Y and will answer some of the most pressing questions for today's higher education institutions on how to reach that demographic of donors, as well as how the next generation of donors/major donors is different from its predecessors and whether there are generational differences.
Speakers: Elizabeth Allen, Former Associate Director of Alumni Relations, Caltech Alumni Association; David Lotz, Director, Higher Education, Convio, Inc.; and Nicole M. Malec, Director of Communications, Resource Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Tuesday, July 20, 2010
8:45-10:00 AM, EDT

Meeting President Obama's 2020 Goal for American Higher Education: Implications for Philanthropy
Martha Kanter, U.S. Undersecretary of Education and former chancellor of the Foothill-De Anza Community College District, will address the administration's higher education agenda and President Obama's goal for America to have "the best educated, most competitive workforce in the world" by 2020.
Speaker: Martha Kanter, U.S. Under Secretary of Education

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