RAISE Podcast: Turning a Real-Deal Thesis into New Tactics
Episode 7: Turning a Real-Deal Thesis into New Tactics Subscribe: iTunes/Stitcher/Spotify We just can’t stop inviting doctors onto the RAISE Podcast. First Anna, now Dr.
Tried-and-True Strategies for Engaging Young Alumni
Recently graduated alumni are one of the most challenging cohorts to engage in the realm of alumni relations. Not only do we have to figure
Get Snappin’: Alumni Engagement in the Era of Snapchat
Snapchat is the biggest social media platform that you’ve never used. While it’s just now expanding into the post-millennial mainstream, Snapchat’s user base is young.
What It Really Takes to Generate a Lifetime of Alumni Engagement
The car is the first to arrive. It pulls up slowly beside a dorm and pauses as the engine goes quiet. A new student steps out
6 Steps to Implementing Data Science at Any Organization
Technology is all about buzzwords: the Internet of Things (IoT), Rich Media, Big Data, Selfie. Don’t be intimidated by jargon. Many of the concepts are
How to Turn Young Alumni Into Volunteers
Most recent college graduates may not be in a position to make major gifts, but they’re perfectly suited to give their time in support of
The Problem With Settling for Flat Alumni Participation
Perhaps Netflix binge-watching is to blame for a new phrase running rampant through the boardrooms of higher-ed advancement offices. The streaming service just released its
The Biggest Challenge in Advancement? Alumni Data.
If you ask a room of alumni relations and development professionals, “What’s the biggest challenge in your life right now?” you’ll probably hear a variety of
3 Ways to Ensure Longevity for Your Annual Fund
In EverTrue’s latest whitepaper, Dollars Over Donors: Is Higher Ed’s Reliance on the Wealthy Minority a Sustainable Strategy?, Keith Hannon calls on higher-ed advancement to
Get More Millennials at Your Events With These Tips…From a Millennial
The Millennial Problem Seems like forever ago that I walked across the stage and graduated from James Madison University. A few years later and here
