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Thursday June 18th 2009 AFP Greater Milwaukee Chapter holds monthly luncheon meetings every third Thursday of the month with the exceptions of August and September. Each meeting includes a meal, time to conduct chapter business and a presentation about a fundraising-related issue. The general agenda for each meeting is:
Location: ITALIAN
COMMUNITY CENTER The
AFP Primer on social media continues, An instructive discussion of how nonprofit organizations can maximize communications with its various constituencies utilizing the latest interactive technology. A panel featuring Bill Finn, Finn Digital, and Patrick Price, Director of Philanthropy with the Milwaukee LGBT Center, and moderated by Amalia Schoone, CFRE will provide examples and answer your questions about these subjects:
About the panelists: Founder and President of Finn Digital LLC, Bill Finn is responsible for the strategic innovation, design and support of digital media initiatives, bringing more than 10 years of expertise with Fortune 100 and other corporations, both national and international in scope. Patrick Price currently works as the Director of Philanthropy for the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center, where he coordinates all aspects of fundraising and friend-raising, from membership benefits to special events, from annual appeals to online auctions, and from grant proposals to planned giving. When not wearing his Philanthropy “hat,” he wears that one associated with marketing and communications. Amalia F. Schoone, CFRE, is President of In Progress Consulting, a full service fundraising and board governance consulting service specializing in board engagement with the fundraising process, fund development assessment and campaign management. Time: 11:30 a.m. Registration - 11:45 a.m. Buffet Luncheon - 12:15 p.m. Meeting / Program Cost: $25 for members, $35 for non-members We encourage you to invite your colleagues, Executive Director and/or Board members.
To Attend: Please print this page, fill in the following information and send it to Mary Albrecht.
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