Data-Driven Strategic Planning for Fundraising Success AND
How to Turn Data Into Dollars: Demonstrate Your Social Impact
Funding is the lifeblood for all organizations in the business of social change. But when your resources are limited, so is your impact.
From galas to golf outings, many traditional in-person fundraising events were essentially nonexistent throughout 2020, and although some have slowly reemerged throughout 2021, it's likely that this form of securing financial security across the social sector will be changed forever.
About the Speaker:
Sheri Chaney Jones
Founder and CEO
Measurement Resources Co. and SureImpact, Inc.
I have more than 20 years of experience helping mission-driven organizations save money, achieve performance goals, and operate more efficiently through performance measurement and evaluation.
I am a graduate of The Ohio State University with a B.S. with distinction in psychology. I earned my Masters in industrial and organizational psychology from Central Michigan University. I'm a passionate advocate for data-driven decision-making, economic empowerment for women and girls, leadership development and entrepreneurship. I'm a member of NAWBO Columbus, Ohio Program Evaluator's Group, and the American Evaluation Association.
On weekends, I enjoy staying active in my community, teaching Sunday school, and spending time with my husband, Matt and our four children.
Event Details
Date:
Wednesday, Oct 6, 2021
Time:
7:30-8:30am - Registration
Breakfast & Networking
8:30-11:30am - Keynote
Location:
Schiff Conference Center
at Xavier Cintas Center
1624 Herald Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45207
(Virtual attendance available by request)
Cost:
$55 - LC & AFP Mbrs
$75 - Non-members
$25 - Students
Attendance is complimentary for all Barnes Dennig clients.
Group pricing available for 3 or more. Information available online.
Registration:
Deadline to register is September 29, 2021.
There will be a 20% cancellation fee if you cancel your reservation within 7 days of this event. If you need to cancel, please contact the AFP office at [email protected] or 513-939-2652.
