Date & Time
Thursday, 2 April 2020
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
 
Above listed time is AEDT (VIC, NSW, TAS, ACT).
 
Other time zones:
 
12.30pm to 2.00pm SA 
 
12.00pm to 1.30pm AEST
 
11.30am to 1.00pm NT 

10.00am to 11.30pm WA
 
 
Pricing
Member $20.00
Staff of Organisational Member $30.00
Non-Member $40.00
 
 
About the Event: VIC - Major Gifts Benchmarking
 

A rare and unique opportunity to get first-hand insights into the Major Gifts fundraising sector in Australia. In a one-off presentation from Xponential’s Roewen Wishart, you will get a “sneak peek” into the annual Major Gifts Benchmarking study.

With the right systems, cultivation and stewardship, major gift fundraising can work for organisations of any size. The Major Gift Benchmarking Study fills an important gap in industry knowledge of the “how-to” factors which affect success.

This presentation will share examples of current Australian data including definitions of “major donors”, retention rates, portfolio size per major gift fundraiser, sources of new prospects, and average gifts sizes. It will also share some surprising conclusions on questions like tied vs general gifts, and the effect on success of variables like board and volunteer involvement, methods of solicitation, and longevity of tenure of major gifts staff.

From this event, you will build your understanding of what to measure in a major gifts program, what factors affect success, and how your current results compare on key indicators in the current Australian market.

 
Speaker
Roewen Wishart FFIA CFRE
High Value & Strategy Director
Xponential

Roewen is regarded as one of Australia’s leading fundraising consultants, with a reputation for excellent counsel and insight into each client’s needs. His practical approach develops simple yet powerful plans that work, and grow high returns from big gifts and wills. He has 25 years of experience in fundraising management in medical research, conservation and overseas development, with notable firsts in major gift and capital campaigns and gifts in wills. His board roles have included international human rights and Fundraising Institute of Australia.

 
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