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Amy J. Phillips |
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Benchmarking Gift/Bio-Demographic Data Entry Activities Records Practices, Results, Analysis of Results What are some of your practices for records management and how do they compare to other organizations? Matching Gifts Practices, Results What are some of your practices for managing and maximizing your matching gifts revenues and how do they compare to other organizations? Matching Gifts Practices, Matching Gifts Practices 2007 Results. Results for the Matching Gifts Practices Survey for the second year the survey has been run. Matching Gifts Practices 2008 Revised and upgraded to allow a greater depth and breadth of details for analysis including questions on Matching Gift Stewardship. Matching Gifts Practices 2009 Revised and upgraded now including challenge gifts and government matching programs. Matching Gifts Practices 2010 Results. Matching Gifts Practices 2011 Results Matching Gifts Practices 2012 Results |
Brian Dowling, Principal and Founder, SupportingAdvancement.Com | SupportingFundraising.Com |
![]() Brian joined the VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation in 2008 as Senior Vice President for Finance and Information Systems and is responsible for managing finance, administration and operations and deploying creative solutions to help the Foundation achieve its fundraising and engagement goals. Brian worked previously at the University of Michigan and was responsible for managing the technological infrastructure, gift processing and records administration for the Office of University Development in support of a $3.1 billion campaign. The database contained over 1,000,000 entities and average revenue was $250-$370 million representing approximately 184,000 gift transactions. Prior to that, Brian worked at The University of Toronto. The university’s $1 billion campaign was Canada’s largest and most successful philanthropic effort in higher education. The database of over 700,000 entities supported a large scale advancement operation. Brian has also worked at a number of institutions in both the United States and Canada, where he gained understanding, knowledge and perspectives of managing in small, medium and large shops. This experience included multiple system conversions, web site development, budgetary and financial responsibilities, operations management and more. He has consulted in the United States, Canada, Asia and Australia, written numerous articles and presents regularly at conferences. He invests his spare time in SupportingAdvancement.Com and is an amateur musician. Please contact Brian Dowling directly for information on services that we can provide. |
About SupportingAdvancement.Com SupportingAdvancement.Com is currently one of the highest traffic, resource focused web properties in the higher education and non-profit spaces. The site is focused towards people working in advancement and development services, annual fund and operations but includes a substantial array of resources for fundraising and constituent engagement. We learn from others. Site content is often contributed from professionals working across the broad spectrum of fundraising and constituent engagement throughout the world. Resources on the site are provided freely to the community through contributions, strategic partners and sponsorships. |
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