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Maximising Return From The Latest New Media & CRM
Techniques For Donor Recruitment & Retention
This is a Marketing Week conference running Mon 24 April
2006 - Tues 25 April 2006
Are You Wondering How To Stand Out From The Charity Pack?
The charity sector is more crowded than ever and with the
increase of natural disaster campaigns over the last 12 months,
it is becoming even harder to connect with and maintain interest
and donations from supporters.
The Charity Summit 2006 will bring together the UK’s leading
charities to give you the tools to grasp the public’s attention
to increase support and funds for your organisation.
Examining the topics will be crucial to fundraising/marketing
& communications professionals in the charity sector over
the coming 12 months:
Utilising new media channels to close the gap between donors
and your charity, increase donations, raise awareness and
maintain contact
Discussing innovative recruitment methods to attract donors from
new demographics, particularly the younger generation
Reducing attrition to retain and grow your donors in the most
appropriate way for them
Speakers include:
Martin Gill - Head of New Media Department, Comic Relief
Ken Punter - Digital Media Manager, World Vision
Kerry Glover - Head of Donor Recruitment, Dogs Trust
Details & Full Programme:
http://www.centaurconferences.com/conference.aspx?conferenceid=c5ab3bbe-0ce5-4efe-8190-721aa1ed20bb
Cost:
Charity rate: £699 + VAT / £599 + VAT if paid by credit card or
online
Corporate rate: £1,099 + VAT / £999 + VAT if paid by credit card
or online
For More Information:
Tel: +44 (0)20 7970 4351 Email: anna.knight@centaur.co.uk
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Charity Summit 2006: New Media & CRM techniques
The Charity Summit 2006 will bring together the UK?s leading charities to give you the tools to grasp the public?s attention to increase support and funds for your organisation.
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