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Extended session with Jim Bush from Blackbaud on Moves Management
When: 5/21/2008
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Part I: We've all heard that Moves Management is important to our organization, but do we really know what "it" is, or why "it's" important? And where do we begin? In this session we’ll help you find and prioritize groups your organization needs to move, identify different types of moves you can use, help you begin to create a moves strategies, and show you how to measure your success. If your organization is new to moves management, or if you've been doing "it" for awhile, this session has something for everyone.
Part II: Now that you have a better understanding of moves management, it’s time to take what you’ve learned and start moving! In this session, you will develop a moves plan to take back and use at your organization. We’ll help you choose your group to move, develop and test your moves strategy, create your moves plan, and investigate tools you can use to measure your success. By the time we’re done you’ll have a plan you can take back and use that matches your organization's need with your constituents' interests
Jim Bush, CFRE, has more than 14 years of experience in nonprofit fundraising and program development. His fundraising experience includes annual giving, major gifts, reunion and special events, government/foundations, and planned giving in the higher education and nonprofit sectors. During his tenure as a fundraiser, Jim raised over $60 million for various organizations.
Jim has also become a respected speaker in the nonprofit sector, presenting on topics such as moves management, annual and major giving, board and staff development, and other topics. Jim has presented at over 50 regional, state, national and international conferences throughout his career. Today, Jim works for Blackbaud as a Fundraising Principal.
Jim holds a bachelor's degree in political science and public administration from Elon University and a certificate in nonprofit management from Duke University. A native of Virginia Beach, VA, Jim now resides in Charleston, SC
