Select Prospects
An overview video by Brian Saber
Select Prospects
Choosing prospects is critically important. Of course it’s a no-brainer that if you don’t have the right prospects, you’re not going to raise the funds you need to fulfill your organization’s mission.
Yet sometimes, if you’re like most of us, you head out to ask without thinking it through enough. So what does it take to select the right prospects for you? Watch this free video to find out!
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Partnering on Asks
An overview video by Brian Saber
Partnering on Asks
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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The Role of the Asker
An overview video by Brian Saber
The Role of the Asker
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Persistance
An overview video by Brian Saber
Persistance
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Ask for the Gift
An overview video by Brian Saber
Ask for the Gift
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Think Relational
An overview video by Brian Saber
Think Relational
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Why Is My Success Rate So High?
An overview video by Brian Saber
Why Is My Success Rate So High?
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Shy, Introverted & Successful
An overview video by Brian Saber
Shy, Introverted & Successful
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Getting Ready to Ask
An overview video by Brian Saber
Getting Ready to Ask
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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Features, Benefits & Impacts
An overview video by Brian Saber
Features, Benefits & Impacts
If we think we can send board members out to fundraise without giving them tools, we might need some analysis. We ask people to join our boards because we think highly of them. They might be successful businesspeople or impassioned community activists or enthusiastic volunteers. We bring them into the fold because they have a talent, track record, or other indicator of high ability or “success.” And we mistakenly translate this into an ability to fundraise.
Fundraising requires a unique understanding, and training and practice are absolutely crucial if we want to make our staff effective. Training is an ongoing process – it means both learning and reinforcing through practice. Who on your board can take up the challenge and work with staff?
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