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An Inside View of Virtual Event Fundraising Campaigns

What We’ve Learned in Six Months from 100 Events

Wednesday, October 21, 01:00 PM - Wednesday, October 21, 2020, 02:30 PM
Wednesday, October 21, 2020, 01:00 PM - 02:30 PM
VirtualLive/Online
Fee: $25 for MCN members / $40 for nonmembers
Does a virtual event campaign seem overwhelming to you? It shouldn’t! This workshop will highlight what the team at Fladeboe Advancement has learned from conducting 100 virtual events since March 2020.

You’ll leave the session with a better understanding of key strategies needed to set yourself up for success (hint: much of it doesn’t have to do with the virtual program itself). We’ll share examples of several organizations that have done an outstanding job of implementing these strategies and have an extended time at the end of the presentation to address your pressing questions.

Speaker Information

Glen FladeboeGlen Fladeboe, principal partner and auctioneer at Fladeboe Advancement, has been the driving force in building Fladeboe Advancement into a premier benefit auction, virtual event, and donor engagement consulting company. With nearly 25 years of experience as a professional auctioneer and fundraiser, he is proud to be part of a second-generation, family-owned business. He holds a degree in communications from Hamline University and lives with his wife, two young daughters, and dog in Minneapolis. He enjoys marathon running, hunting, driving tractors, and spending time at his cabin on the south shore of Lake Superior.


Kimberly ProffittKimberly Proffitt, researcher and analyst at Fladeboe Advancement, has worked in the nonprofit sector her entire career, focusing on fundraising and philanthropy for the past 21 years. She takes special interest in helping organizations understand the stories data tells, strategizing on developing long-term relationships with donors and reframing fundraising from “asking for money” to engaging with the passions and values of donors. She lives in Minneapolis with her husband, Phil, and dog, Tobler. In her free time, you’ll find her getting her hands dirty in the garden and working her way through the perpetual stack of books next to her bed.

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