Redefining:
Programs, Communication, & Loyalty
By turning alumni feedback
into action.
into action.
The need and difficulty of getting alumni actively involved with their alma mater is greater today than ever before. Alumni expect you to talk directly to their needs and affinity. One size does not fit all. The founding institution in the Alumni Attitude Study understood this in 2001. It is even truer now. Let us work with you to target your communications and programs directly to what you know matters to each of your alumni segments. Learn what 130 other universities and colleges know and listen proactively to your alumni.
AAS Highlights
Even though most alumni do not have a direct economic relationship with the institution; they are often its largest and most important supporter through both treasure and time.
A wide array of areas/departments across campus have an interest in alumni opinions.
Advancement professionals around the country often ask, “How do we get our alumni to focus on the success of their alma mater?"
News & Upcoming Events
January 21 in Jonesboro Arkansas
APIA presentation about recent findings
February 21 - February 22 in Tampa
CASE District III AAS presentation about recent findings
May/June CASE Curents Magazine
Article about the nature of an event -- Written with Sean Kramer from Barry University




