Join in on our discussion about strategic planning before, during, and after the CASE Summit
Please help us have a better session at the CASE Summit this year in New York. Our session, Re-envisioning Alumni Associations for the 21st Century, will be from 1:00PM to 2:15PM on Sunday July 18. As part of the discussion, we have opened a page at: http://alumniattitudestudy.org/summit10/ where we talk about the issues, provide some reading material, and ask several questions. Please help us by taking a few minutes to answer the questions and join in on this conversation about planning and taking action from those plans. We promise to respond to your post and to provide anybody that posts a comment a brief of the presentation and what was covered during the session.
Detailed below is a brief description of the topic.
Alumni associations, along with the universities they serve, are reinventing themselves to become essential strategic partners for institutional growth, development, sustainability and advocacy. A new comprehensive strategic planning model, illustrated by the University of Tennessee Alumni Association, applies data acquisition and analysis, workforce redesign and technology advancements to expand the alumni community and to strengthen and focus the association’s role in fostering support for critical institutional priorities. Key partners in this project will share the thinking behind this comprehensive approach to alumni association strategic planning and the highlights, findings, benefits and outcomes of the process at UTAA.
Speakers: Janis Johnson, Principal, Johnson Consulting Strategic Communication;Â Henry Nemcik, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, University of Tennessee Alumni Association; Rob Shoss, Founding Member, Performance Enhancement Ltd.; Lofton K. Stuart Jr., Executive Director, University of Tennessee Alumni Association; and RJ Valentino, President, The Napa Group
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