Database Reset: Developing a New Relationship with Your CRM in the New Year

We can all recognize how important it is to our work, but are we devoting the proper amount of time, care, and attention to this vital resource? In this session, let’s explore pain points, celebrate small wins, and consider how we can better use technology to support our actual goal of raising funds to support important work throughout our community.

Full participation in this program is applicable for 1 points in Category 1.B -Education of the CFRE International application for initial certification and/or recertification.

Presenter: Nick Pjevach is the Donor Database Manager, generally responsible for all the information which allows Madison Community Foundation to collaborate with our various stakeholders. He previously worked at Arts + Literature Laboratory and the University of Wisconsin Foundation. He is a lifelong resident of Southeast Wisconsin, having come to live in Madison on two separate occasions, both to pursue degrees at UW: an MBA from the Bolz Center for Arts Administration and a BS in Computer Sciences. Outside of work, Nick chairs the Madison Arts Commission and is involved with Greater Madison Music City, a broad coalition strategizing for equity among all members of our city's music ecosystem.

EVENT SCHEDULE

12:00-12:30pm: Arrival and lunch
12:30-1:15pm: Announcements and program
1:15-1:30pm: Q&A
1:30-2:00pm: Optional networking

Parking: Attendees may park in the Madison College Goodman South parking lot. If the lot is full, please utilize street parking. The City of Madison controls street parking. Please watch for signs with parking rules.

Refund Policy: Registration fees are non-refundable. If you need to cancel your registration, please reach out to our Chapter Director to discuss options, if any are available.