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NSW - How to build and retain an effective fundraising team
Panel Discussion: Fundraising is a people business, yet we often overlook our own people. Data shows that fundraising staff are loyal to the non-profit sector and to fundraising as a career, but change roles and organisations frequently. The detrimental impact of this high turnover for non-profit organisations, their supporters and the fundraiser themselves is well known.
This presentation will present a range of ways we can support fundraisers to remain and grow in their roles. Areas will include increased resourcing within the bounds of good risk assessment, developing long-term strategic planning, increasing leadership engagement and building an internal culture of philanthropy.
This event is proudly sponsored by: 
Full participation in How to build and retain an effective fundraising team is applicable for up to 1.00 continuing education point in Category 1.B – Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.
 | Glen Deutscher
Head of Events
Cerebral Palsy Alliance
Glen is responsible for leading the strategic direction and operational planning of the events division within Cerebral Palsy Alliance. | | |  | Jacqui Gibbs
Acting Head of Fundraising
Children's Medical Research Institute - Jeans for Genes
Jacqui is currently the acting head of fundraising at CMRI-Jeans for Genes. Prior to taking on this role, Jacqui was the brand manager for CMRI and the person behind the recent CMRI emotional video which went viral and boosted CMRI’s fundraising. | | |  | Anne Johnston
Head of Fundraising
Children's Cancer Institute
Anne leads and develops CCI’s national fundraising team across all revenue streams including direct marketing, donor care, major donors, bequests, corporate partnerships, community and events. Anne is also a member of CCI’s senior executive team responsible for cultural, strategic and operational organisational leadership reporting to the CCI board. | | |  | Michelle Maye
Executive Consultant
Beaumont Consulting
Michelle Maye is an Executive Consultant with Beaumont Not For Profit. She has over 15 years’ experience in recruitment and 9 years within Beaumont Consulting. Michelle was one of the founding members of Beaumont’s Not for Profit division back in 2009. Over the last 6 years, Michelle has recruited everything from EA’s and Database Analysts to Directors of Fundraising and CEOs. Michelle is now working as a strategic relationship manager, supporting the team and consulting with CEO’s and Boards of Not for Profit organisations with regards to their recruitment strategy. Michelle is passionate about the recruitment and retention of talented individuals within this sector. | | |  | Michael Newsome
Director of Fundraising
UNICEF Australia
Michael leads UNICEF Australia's fundraising program and is a member of UNICEF's global fundraising ThinkTank and UNICEF Australia Executive Management Team. | | |
| Wednesday, 5 August 2015 | | 7:45 am - 9:30 am | | Beaumont Consulting | | Level 6, 50 Margaret Street | | Sydney, NSW |
| Member |
$38.00 |
| Staff of Organisational Member |
$44.00 |
| Non-Member |
$50.00 |
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