This document provides an overview of corporate fundraising and how to get started. It discusses the benefits and challenges, how to determine if corporate fundraising is right, and the steps to take to launch a successful corporate fundraising program. The key points are: research the corporate fundraising landscape, make sure your organization has the right resources and expertise, and establish clear partnership objectives and offerings to appeal to potential corporate partners. With proper planning and an understanding of corporate needs, organizations can utilize corporate fundraising as a way to generate income, gain new supporters, and build beneficial partnerships.
Jay Zises is an investment manager and chairman at New York-based A Cap, Inc. He is a founding investor of Esquire Bank and is involved in various nonprofit organizations. At A Cap, Inc. Jay Zises maintains a special focus on young entrepreneurs as investment opportunities.
The entrepreneurial spirit knows no age restrictions. Below are some tips for young individuals with drive and ambition to succeed.
1. It’s important to focus on your passion. Passion for a project or idea is what drives most entrepreneurial success stories and it’s a key ingredient for success. Working on something near and dear to one’s heart motivates to see it through.
2. Be smart about financing. Pursuing an idea that is scalable with funding will give you the best chance of succeeding. Having enough resources is critical to turning an idea into a viable product or service.
3. Work with a mentor. All entrepreneurs, especially young and inexperienced ones, can benefit greatly from learning from someone who has experience navigating the world of entrepreneurship. Achieving success will likely require skills that you haven’t yet gained so a mentor’s guidance will be essential to getting off the ground.
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Jay Zises is an investment manager and chairman at New York-based A Cap, Inc. He is a founding investor of Esquire Bank and is involved in various nonprofit organizations. At A Cap, Inc. Jay Zises maintains a special focus on young entrepreneurs as investment opportunities.
The entrepreneurial spirit knows no age restrictions. Below are some tips for young individuals with drive and ambition to succeed.
1. It’s important to focus on your passion. Passion for a project or idea is what drives most entrepreneurial success stories and it’s a key ingredient for success. Working on something near and dear to one’s heart motivates to see it through.
2. Be smart about financing. Pursuing an idea that is scalable with funding will give you the best chance of succeeding. Having enough resources is critical to turning an idea into a viable product or service.
3. Work with a mentor. All entrepreneurs, especially young and inexperienced ones, can benefit greatly from learning from someone who has experience navigating the world of entrepreneurship. Achieving success will likely require skills that you haven’t yet gained so a mentor’s guidance will be essential to getting off the ground.
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How does one distinguish yourself and your organisation from the majority?
Biz-Guru Group of Companies share with you how you can differentiate yourself and your organisation from the majority.
Mike Barnes and Tony Vidler presented a session on what coaches look for, and then concentrate upon improving, in a professional services business (with a particular emphasis on financial services businesses for this session).
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A successful startup requires the best possible talent. Great people are out there, but how do you find them? And how do you make them want to work for you? This session focuses on identifying the positions necessary for your startup to scale, attracting the best talent using limited resources, and making sure you have a plan in place to find the right people for the job.
I work with business owners who genuinely want to grow their business for value creation. I help you to identify key drivers that will enable the business to scale up.
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Strategic planning for startups: How to do more with less.Anthony C Taylor
Most organizations, whether small businesses, start ups, or government have challenges aligning their vision with the work that they do day to day. If these organizations focused their energy on a few specific areas they would move forward faster and with more impact. The benefit of having a clear strategy communicated throughout the organization will pay dividends in increased productivity and decreased waste. For help with identifying your organization's strategic priorities visit www.smestrategy.net
How does one distinguish yourself and your organisation from the majority?
Biz-Guru Group of Companies share with you how you can differentiate yourself and your organisation from the majority.
Mike Barnes and Tony Vidler presented a session on what coaches look for, and then concentrate upon improving, in a professional services business (with a particular emphasis on financial services businesses for this session).
Exploring the concepts of considering Capability, Capacity and Opportunity the presentation contains some simple checklists and suggestions on where to improve a service business.
A successful startup requires the best possible talent. Great people are out there, but how do you find them? And how do you make them want to work for you? This session focuses on identifying the positions necessary for your startup to scale, attracting the best talent using limited resources, and making sure you have a plan in place to find the right people for the job.
I work with business owners who genuinely want to grow their business for value creation. I help you to identify key drivers that will enable the business to scale up.
Singapore’s Top Paying Jobs
Career Progression
Satisfaction & Stability
Time
Culture
Profile of successful candidates.
The desire to help others
The ability to listen
The ability to build strong personal relationships
The ability to draw energy and excitement from meeting new people and working in an ever-changing, dynamic work environment.
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Corporate fundraising: how to get started - the pitfalls and the positives
1. Corporate Fundraising
How to get started:
the pitfalls and the positives!
Rachal Minchinton (MInstF Cert)
Head of Communication & Development
Sue O Brien Community Fundraiser
2. Session Objectives
• To give you an understanding of Corporate
Fundraising
• To enable you to decide if Corporate
Fundraising is right for you
• To give you the tools to get started with
Corporate Fundraising
3. Corporate Fundraising
The Facts
• Research suggests Corporate giving
makes up only a small percentage of
Charity income.
• Corporate Fundraising is not for everyone.
• There are differences between National
and local Corporate Fundraising.
• Corporate Fundraising is not always about
money.
4. The Corporate / Charity
Relationship
• Who benefits and how?
• Who sets the objectives?
• An equal partnership?
5. Is Corporate Fundraising Right
for us?
• Points to consider:
How else do you raise money – does this fit
with corporate?
Do you have experience / expertise in the team
– or can you get it?
Do you have the resources?
6. Exercise: Are we ready for
Corporate Fundraising?
Think about your organisation…..
What do you want to achieve from Corporate
Fundraising?
What resources do you have in place already?
What else do you think you might need?
Feedback to the group
7. We’re going for it – what next?
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What’s your Offer?
Research
Match objectives
Make your pitch
Negotiate
Launch
Deliver
Review
Improve
10. Pitfalls to avoid…..
Don’t let the relationship start without a
target in place
Don’t take on too many relationships
Don’t over promise / under deliver
Don’t be afraid to say its not working, but
come up with a solution
Don’t over estimate how much you’ll raise
Don’t rush into it
12. Hints & Tips
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Institute of Fundraising Codes of Practice
Remember you’re equal partners
Have a plan, set targets
Get your board on board
The right person at the right time at the right
level
• Be adaptable
• Its not all about the money – understand how
else you can benefit
