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Past Event
There are three historic challenges advancement must overcome to win new major gift prospects – and thanks to pandemic-era innovations, we now have the ability to tackle these perennial challenges.
Roundtable
During the roundtable, participants will learn about the three key moments that advancement loses new major gift prospects, how to avoid those leaky pipeline moments, and get a chance to interact with peers from across North America.
Webinar
Join us for a conversation about the role of technology and multi-modality on college and university campuses, focusing on how hybrid and digital strategies can help leadership teams achieve critical mission goals like expanding access, improving retention and engagement, and containing operating costs.
Blogs
Advancement staff overwhelmingly prefer hybrid work environments. But what makes a hybrid workforce better, and how should you design your mixed-mode office to maximize employee satisfaction and productivity?
Expert Insight
EAB has launched a research initiative to support higher education leaders in their efforts toward institutional reckoning and racial healing. Our early conversations have revealed important lessons for institutions considering this work. Here are three that campus leaders should keep in mind along the way.
Past Event
Discover how higher ed advancement can leverage its strengths to make significant progress on DEIJ initiatives with donors, alumni, and staff.
Expert Insight
Advancement leaders have honed the skills necessary to attract top talent and close transformative principal gifts. Today, they can leverage those strengths to create a more diverse, equitable division and marshal resources for DEIJ on campus.
Resource
Use this resource to learn the fundamentals of how to create a campus survey during COVID-19 and use our question bank to get started.
Infographic
Learn to identify major gift donors and future leaders so you can more effectively target engagement and solicitations specifically to their needs.
Blogs
Presidential elections can, in many instances, exert a positive influence on giving overall. They inspire us to donate our time and money to causes we believe in from the local to the federal level. They also serve as an opportunity to assess where we expend those resources when politics stop monopolizing our mindshare.
