Advancing Your Fundraising Career Through Credentialing
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There are not enough hours in the day to do everything you need to do at work, yet someone wants you to consider pursuing a fundraising credential. Are you nuts? Maybe, but there are many rewards to achieving a credential, and ways to make the process manageable! Whether you're planning to pursue a credential, or if you're on the fence, this session will cover the differences among degrees, certificates, and credentials, how credentialing can benefit your career progression and your personal growth, and how to create an action plan that fits within your already overflowing schedule.
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