The ED’s Role in Philanthropy:  How to be - or support - the BEST. BOSS. EVER.

Webinar Overview
Let’s face it. You need to raise more money for your important mission. But you can’t as easily reach your targets without the ED’s support. Your ED may know it…but maybe they don’t.  

Join Cathy Mann, MA, CFRE, as she shares key tips to demystify this pivotal role. With more than 30 years working in the charitable sector, Cathy has served in both ED and fundraising professional roles and boy, has she seen it all. 

In the session, you will learn 3 key pillars:

• what you need your ED to focus on
• how to support her to be effective at fundraising
• how to help create an environment that includes mission and fundraising

And because fundraising is a team sport – you both have to know the rules! So whether you’re an ED, fundraiser or board member, you don’t want to miss out.

  Pending 1 CFRE Credit

Speaker

Cathy Mann, MA, CFRE
The Fundraising Lab

Cathy is an award-winning fundraising professional, teacher, author and podcaster. Since 2007, as part of Fundraising Lab (previously Cathy Mann & Associates), Cathy has advised multi-level and community-based organizations working in social justice, with youth, in education, with indigenous communities and in healthcare. She led Ryerson University’s Fundraising Management Certificate program as Academic Coordinator for a decade from 2008 to 2018 and taught in the program for 16 years. You can hear Cathy interview Shift Disturbers in Philanthropy on her It Doesn’t Hurt to Ask! podcast.

Cathy was recently recognized by AFP Greater Toronto as their 2018 Outstanding Fundraising Professional. In 2015, Cathy was recognized by Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota for excellence in scholarship. In 2007, under Cathy’s leadership, Frontier College Foundation won the “Excellence in Fundraising for Small Shops Award,” from the International Association of Fundraising Professionals, representing 30,000+ fundraisers from 7 countries.

Cathy is a frequent speaker and writer and occasionally, she plays her ukulele in public.

Registration Fee*

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