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CASE Global Reporting Standards
Global 1st Edition
List Price: $120.00 • Member Price: $95.00
The CASE Global Reporting Standards (previously the CASE Reporting Standards and Management Guidelines) is a common set of standards, guidelines, and definitions for reporting the results of educational philanthropy activities at schools, colleges, and universities across the globe.
Previously updated in 2009, this new version provides a common touchpoint for the advancement profession, extending beyond benchmarking to define what matters in Advancement—how you measure the work you do and how to define that value to others.
This new edition includes:
- Standards for key metrics for educational institutions in Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and the U.S., and Canada so you can now benchmark against institutions across the globe using the CASE AMAtlas suite of tools.
- Special supplements specific to Australia/New Zealand, Canada (available in French), Mexico (available in Spanish), Singapore, United Kingdom, and the United States.
- CASE Principles of Practice for the advancement disciplines, all recently updated by the CASE Commissions for Philanthropy, Communications and Marketing, and Alumni Relations. The ---CASE Principles of Practice provide global guidelines for those professions and represent community-derived foundations on which the advancement profession stands. These foundations give advancement professionals the strength of the collective wisdom of CASE’s vast professional community as a basis for decision-making in hard times.
- If you pre-order your copy before March, you will receive 10% off the list price (regular price is $95 for members, $120 for nonmembers). You can order a print version, or for the first time, a new digital version using a web-based site for easy desktop reference while at your computer or while on-the-go with your tablet.
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Advancement
In the practice of advancement, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have never been more imperative. Advancement leaders know that they need to engage and reach more diverse constituents and hire and lead more diverse teams. But many organizations and institutions are frustrated by their lack of progress in this critical area and may be unsure about the best ways to inculcate DEI thinking and practices.
To meet that challenge, Angelique Grant and Ron Schiller have collaborated to write a comprehensive guide for building inclusive cultures and inclusive teams. The new book offers rich strategies for achieving behavioral change and sustained success in meeting key objectives for DEI:
- Assessing your organization’s current environment for DEI, including obstacles to progress
- Implementing a culture of DEI
- Building a more diverse talent pipeline
- Recruiting, onboarding, and retaining diverse staff
- Nurturing diversity in teams across the organization
- Integrating diversity into fundraising campaigns
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Advancement includes the insightful “DEI Maturity Model for Advancement,” developed by Angelique Grant and the Aspen Leadership Group, as well as numerous personal stories illustrating successes and failures in DEI.
The Principal Gift Checklist: How to Cultivate and De-risk Gifts of $5 Million to $100 Million
New CASE Handbook Series
By Ben Porter
- An expert fundraiser at a major university blends rigorous analysis and creativity to share proven strategies for securing principal gifts
- Organized around the powerful “Principal Gift Checklist”—a time-tested set of guidelines and strategies for success
- Short, direct, easy to ready, and inspiring—a handbook you will come back to time and time again.
- An invaluable tool for all gift officers who work with high-net-worth donors.
CASE members | $28.00
Nonmembers | $35.00
A Handbook for College and University Advisory Boards
New CASE Handbook Series
By Dianne M. Reeves and Jefferey L. Buller
- Expert advice to help members of advisory boards understand how they can best contribute to the institution they serve
- Practical, direct, intentionally short, and full of case studies and helpful checklists
- An invaluable tool for board orientations—and throughout an advisory board member’s term of service
CASE members | $28.00
Nonmembers | $35.00
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