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Special Breakfasts and Luncheons

 

Committee on Opportunity and Equity (COE) opportunities

The Committee on Opportunity and Equity promotes the advancement of multicultural initiatives to ensure a diverse and safe work environment for the advancement professional.

COE Fellowship Luncheon

Monday, Dec. 15, 12:15-1:45 p.m.

Get enriched by diversity at the annual COE luncheon. Lend your voice to the conversation as we work toward renewing a commitment to the mission, value and vision of COE. In addition, we’ll honor one CASE V colleague with the 7th annual Outstanding Commitment to Professional Development Award.

Presenter —Peter J. Aranda, III, Executive Director and CEO of The Consortium

Luncheon and program is $15.* Due to limited seating, pre-registration is necessary. You must pre-register on the Registration Form.

The Community College Luncheon

If Development Officers ran the World ... Becoming a President who is Fearless at Fundraising

Monday, Dec. 15, 12:15 –1:45 p.m.

Do presidents and development officers look at the role of development in their institutions differently? What does the world look like from the presidency after rising through the ranks as a successful development officer? Hear journey-based knowledge and experiences from a person who has had great success in both worlds. Awareness of the inner workings of both sides can help improve understanding of the working relationship between presidents and development officers.

Presenter — E. Ann McGee, President, Seminole Community College

Luncheon and program is $15.* Due to limited seating, pre-registration is necessary. You must pre-register on the Registration Form.

The Independent Schools Luncheon

Energizing The Annual Fund, The Heartbeat of Advancement

Monday, Dec. 15, 12:15-1:45 p.m.

Join other colleagues from Independent Schools to network during the luncheon. We are frequently reminded about the importance of regular physical examinations and screenings of all kinds. Join your independent school peers for an opportunity to network over a meal, and check the pulse of your annual fund. A strong and vibrant annual fund is crucial to the strength of our whole advancement effort. Explore the myriad of ways available to analyze data, review affinity groups, plan strategic marketing and uncover those hidden major donors.

Presenter — Chet Marshall III, Director, Annual Fund, Culver Academies

Luncheon and program is $15.* Due to limited seating, pre-registration is necessary. You must pre-register on the Registration Form

Executives in Advancement Breakfast

A Presidential Panel

Tuesday, Dec. 16, 7:30-9 a.m.

Be a part of this special opportunity to network with fellow executives in advancement. Hear from a panel of college and university presidents and chancellors. The panel will be moderated by John Lippincott, CASE President.

— John Lippincott, President, CASE

— Richard H. Dorman, President, Westminster College

— Robert L. Breuder, President, William Rainey Harper College

Breakfast and program is $15.* Due to limited seating, pre-registration is necessary. You must pre-register on the Registration Form.