Moving to a Major Gifts Mindset
Event Details
This webinar is offered in partnership with Utah Nonprofits Association.
Many organizations talk about focusing on major gifts, and want to concentrate on major gifts, but never seem to move past an annual fund emphasis.
This 90-minute workshop will center on creating this mental and organizational shift and will be broken into two parts.
The first part: "So You're Thinking About Major Gifts? How to Tell if You Have a Major Gift or Annual Fund Focused Program" Will lead participants through a simple self-examination process to determine the actual objective of their development program.
The second part: "The Language of Respectful Philanthropy" will discuss the words to use, and not use, when having discussions with major gift prospects.
Join us for this information session as you work to shift your focus to a major gift mindset.
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Cost + Registration
- MANP Members Save $45!
- $45 MANP Members / $90 Nonmembers
- Enter code LearnMANP at checkout when registering to receive member discount. An account on the Utah Nonprofits Association website is not required to register.
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About the Presenter
M. Scott Mietchen, CFRE has more than twenty years of comprehensive experience in institutional advancement including fund raising, foundation management, public relations and marketing, alumni relations, and volunteer and staff management.
Prior to joining FRCI, Scott served as Vice President for University Advancement at Utah State University and President of the Utah State University Foundation, where he oversaw planning for the university's first comprehensive campaign. During his tenure, private gifts increased 49%, reaching the highest levels in university history. Before joining USU, Scott served the University of Utah as Executive Director of Development and Campaign Director during the planning stages for the university's third comprehensive campaign, and as Director of Major Gifts.
In addition to working on the professional side of non profits, Scott has significant commitment to the volunteer side. He served as president of the Utah Society of Fund Raisers and as president of the Friends of Tracy Aviary. He currently serves on the international board of directors of Phi Delta Theta International Fraternity. He is a regular conference presenter and has spoken at CASE, Association of Fund Raising Professionals (AFP), Utah Society of Fund Raisers (USFR), Utah Nonprofits Association (UNA), North American Interfraternity Conference Foundation (NIC Foundation), Fraternity Executives Association (FEA) and Professional Fraternity Association (PFA) conferences.