Career Benchmarking within the ICAA
EverTrue looked at Career Moves from alumni of colleges in the Independent College Advancement Associates. Here’s what we learned. Download the complete assessment for each
EverTrue looked at Career Moves from alumni of colleges in the Independent College Advancement Associates. Here’s what we learned. Download the complete assessment for each
On this episode of the RAISE podcast, Brent chats with Todd McCubbin, Associate Vice Chancellor for Alumni Relations and Executive Director of the Alumni Association at the
As you saw from the folks we spotlighted at RAISE Live, when an advancement leader demonstrates that they’re unafraid to push the limits, dig into
We’re sure most of our readers have attended big alumni galas, homecoming gatherings, and fancy donor dinners. So, you know how we’re feeling this week.
Josh Newton, Senior Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Engagement at Emory University, often asks himself, “What is the thing that is going to reverse
We’re one month away from RAISE Live! For the sixth annual RAISE conference, we’ll be holding a free and completely virtual learning opportunity for your
Despite valiant efforts in the past 25 years to support women and leaders of color, a sample of the top advancement leaders reflects the painful
The West Point Association of Graduates (WPAOG) is an early partner using Career Moves — EverTrue’s human-verified career updates. We deliver data as alumni change
Mike sat down with Louis Diez, Executive Director of Annual Giving at Muhlenberg College, for a chat about why donor retention matters. When national donor
After a year of fully-remote life, we’re thrilled to share some good news. The advancement event of the year is completely virtual and 100% free
We analyzed data from our fundraising partners and trends in consumer behavior. We’re bullish on the fundraising outlook for the rest of 2021 and FY22
Hi Everyone, Brent Grinna, Founder and CEO of EverTrue, here. I recently read this quote about hope from the author and activist Rebecca Solnit. She