The Fundraising Habits of Supremely Successful Boards: A 59-minute Guide to Ensuring Your Organization's Future

Panas, Jerold

ISBN 10: 1889102261 / ISBN 13: 9781889102269

Published by Emerson & Church, 2006

Seller Inventory # 1889102261-3-35283875

Synopsis:

He's the 800-pound gorilla of philanthropy, though he tips the scales at 165. The boards he consults with raise unthinkable sums. And what is Jerold Panas's secret It centers on helping boards adopt the right approach, or rather, the right habits. In The Fundraising Habits of Supremely Successful Boards, Jerry reveals how your board can raise surprisingly more * with a tweak here and there. Written specifically for board members, and filled with stories that board members can relate to, Jerry knows how to inspire. He should. He's motivated nearly 400 boards to raise literally billions of dollars. And the book takes only an hour to read. If you've got a sluggish board, or one that's tentative, or one that simply needs guidance, have them weigh in with Jerry. This gentle giant will bring out their best. Complements Panas' classic book, Asking.

About the Authors: Jerold Panas is among a small handful of the grandmasters of American fundraisers. This is his ninth book. Jerry is considered one of the top writers in the field and a number of his books, including Asking and Mega Gifts, have achieved classic status.Hailed by Newsweek as the Robert Schuller of fundraising, Jerry is a popular columnist for Contributions magazine and a favorite speaker at conferences and workshops throughout the nation.He is executive director of one of the premier firms in America and is co-founder of the Institute for Charitable Giving. The very term philanthropy would mean less without Jerry s influence.He lives with his wife, Felicity, in a 1710 farmhouse in northwest Connecticut.

Jerold Panas is among a small handful of the grandmasters of American fundraisers. This is his 10th book. Jerry is considered one of the top writers in the field and a number of his books, including Asking and Mega Gifts, have achieved classic status.Hailed by Newsweek as the Robert Schuller of fundraising, Jerry is a popular columnist for Contributions magazine and a favorite speaker at conferences and workshops throughout the nation.He is executive director of one of the premier firms in America and is co-founder of the Institute for Charitable Giving. The very term philanthropy would mean less without Jerry s influence.He lives with his wife, Felicity, in a 1710 farmhouse in northwest Connecticut.

Bibliographic Details

Title: The Fundraising Habits of Supremely ...
Publisher: Emerson & Church
Publication Date: 2006
Binding: paperback
Condition: Good
Edition: 2nd Edition