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NSW - Building, Developing and Maintaining a Bequests Program
Don’t let bequests be that mystery part of your fundraising mix. Yes, a bequest can just appear, but smart charities have focussed plans and tactics to generate these gifts. Come and hear the latest Australian bequest and will attitudes and behaviours, mixed with practical advice to ensure your bequest program is delivering to its potential. Our panel will feature professionals uniquely positioned to outline the latest Australian trends based on experience and current research. Registrations close for this event on Friday 2 October at 4.30pm, don't miss out and secure your spot today! This event is proudly sponsored by:
Full participation in Building, Developing and Maintaining a Bequests Program 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.
| Karen Armstrong MFIA CFRE Campaign Director Include A Charity
Karen is a marketing consultant following years working for Cancer Council Australia as Director, Marketing and Fundraising. She is Campaign Director for Australia’s bequest campaign – Include a Charity. She developed her skills across the FMCG and not-for-profit sectors and draws on this blend of commercial and NFP knowledge. Karen is a highly strategic and analytical individual with strong stakeholder engagement skills across all tiers of management and external stakeholders. She is a CFRE and completed an MA and B.Comm. | | | Laura Henschke Bequest Manager House with No Steps
Laura is currently undertaking the Certificate in Fundraising offered by FIA. She holds qualifications in Advertising and Marketing and has over 20 years of experience in the corporate world having worked in leading advertising agencies as well as in marketing, client services and general administration, both in Australia and Peru.
She is also experienced in the not-for profit sector, having volunteered her time in the educational and religious fields as well as holding positions in human resources and fundraising. | | | Evelyn Mason FFIA CFRE Managing Director Evelyn Mason & Associates
Evelyn is a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) and a Fellow of the Fundraising Institute Australia. She established her own fundraising consultancy in 2000, Evelyn Mason & Associates and has worked with a great diversity of organisations – both large and small. She has won, in association with her clients 11 FIA awards for Excellence at state and national levels and a national Gold Serif Award for the Bequest Information Support Materials which she wrote and produced. Evelyn presents frequently at FIA seminars, Skills courses and conferences. She is currently a volunteer Director of the FIA and a member of the NSW Chapter. | | | Sharne Nicholls Bequest Officer National Breast Cancer Foundation
With 25 years’ experience in the legal industry, Sharne moved into the not-for-profit sector in 2005 working for the Schizophrenia Research Institute where she rose to become the Fundraising Manager until 2012. Sharne also worked at the Kolling Foundation before moving to the National Breast Cancer Foundation where she is currently the Gifts in Wills Officer. Sharne has established the NBCF’s Bequest program from the ground up, and is
responsible for both lead generation and marketing, as well as the
on-going relationship management of NBCF’s bequest supporters. Sharne
has achieved significant growth in the program from both traditional
and innovative lead generation channels. Sharne joined the legal
sub-committee of Include a Charity in 2013 which focused on engaging
the legal community with the campaign. Sharne is passionate about
driving consideration amongst the Foundation’s supporters, growing
bequests as a future sustainable income source, and effecting change by enabling donors to leave a legacy beyond their lifetime. | |
Wednesday, 7 October 2015 | 7:45 am - 9:30 am | Doltone House | North Pier Room, Jones Bay Wharf , Piers 19-21 Upper Deck 26-32 Pirrama Road | Pyrmont, NSW |
Member |
$38 |
Staff of Organisational Member |
$44 |
Non-Member |
$50 |
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