Joy of Giving Week 2013 - Empowering Children To Celebrate The Joy of GivingBal Utsav
The Joy of Giving Week is held every year from Oct 2nd – 8th and is India's festival of giving. A platform that brings together people from all walks of life, and encourages them to celebrate giving – time, money, skills or love. Its concerted effort across NGOs, companies, celebrities, media, schools, colleges, and the “aam junta”…Started in 2009, this year (Oct 2-8, 2013) will be the 5th edition.
Joy of Giving Week 2013 - Empowering Children To Celebrate The Joy of GivingBal Utsav
The Joy of Giving Week is held every year from Oct 2nd – 8th and is India's festival of giving. A platform that brings together people from all walks of life, and encourages them to celebrate giving – time, money, skills or love. Its concerted effort across NGOs, companies, celebrities, media, schools, colleges, and the “aam junta”…Started in 2009, this year (Oct 2-8, 2013) will be the 5th edition.
CIMA Accreditation
This course, Post-Merger Integration Manager, is officially accredited for Continu-
ing Professional Devel-opment (CPD) purposes by CIMA, the Chartered Institute
of Management Accountants, which is the voice of over 158,000 students and
members in 161 countries.
Swift Trade is a solution tailor made for Equipment Trading Companies in India. Provides unlimited user licenses on Swift CRM (for sales and service automation) which is integrated with Dynamics Nav to provide a robust, scalable and affordable solution.
CIMA Accreditation
This course, Post-Merger Integration Manager, is officially accredited for Continu-
ing Professional Devel-opment (CPD) purposes by CIMA, the Chartered Institute
of Management Accountants, which is the voice of over 158,000 students and
members in 161 countries.
Swift Trade is a solution tailor made for Equipment Trading Companies in India. Provides unlimited user licenses on Swift CRM (for sales and service automation) which is integrated with Dynamics Nav to provide a robust, scalable and affordable solution.
Strategy & Development Guide - The Bridge SchoolMariya Anderson
Please note this disclaimer about the PPT - we ended up not using it at all, but it doesn't mean it wasn't a useful exercise for determining our current positioning. What was particularly helpful to me was: (1) understanding our shortcomings in segmenting our audience and communicating with each of the four stakeholder groups through specific channels and unique messaging, and (2) assessing the weak points in our marketing funnel (using the traditional marketing funnel framework).
I think it's really easy to underestimate the importance of clear communication strategy and understanding of "lead generation" (yes, even non-profits should have a lead generation and "user" retention strategies). It's not a perfect document, but it was certainly helpful.
Presentation to launch #BrilliantResidentials in Scotland to NNOL at their meeting on 14 March 2017 at the Millport Field Studies Centre on Isle of Cumbrae.
Winter residentials campaign - communications launch in London 18/09/17Learning Away
Slides used during the communications launch of the #WinterResidentials campaign to residential providers and school travel organisations.
Presented on 18 September 2017 at Girlguiding HQ in London.
GivingTuesday media and pr strategies - get press for your organization!Woodrow Rosenbaum
GivingTuesday is a great opportunity to get some media attention for your organization. To help you get the most PR benefit from your activity this year, Paradigm Public Relations shares PR and Media strategies for GivingTuesday.
Creating Engaging Communications for Non-ProfitsAction Graphics
Today's marketing communications are very different than 15, 10, even 5 years ago! For many non-profits, marketing communications go hand in hand with fundraising communications. In this workshop, we will discuss using a targeted, integrated, and measurable approach to your communications to further both your business and fundraising objectives and create a more engaged audience.
1. “ The Teaching Awards” "The Teaching Awards provides a unique opportunity for us to celebrate those who, tirelessly and often selflessly, dedicate their lives to securing a future for the next generation" Lord Puttnam of Queensgate CBE TAT needs to engage with a wider audience by rebranding the event to emphasise the glamour of an awards ceremony and increase the number of participants by securing more people to nominate teachers. This increase in number of people involved can be presented to potential sponsors as a strong consumer base.
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4. Communications Plan £0 September, January, April, June, October Teachers, sponsors, parents, schools, school governors Media relations Press releases to national papers e.g. Times and Guardian, BBC national and regional radio stations Local newspapers announcing winners from different regions. High Street vouchers £100 – incentive £0 September and ongoing Young people Teachers Digital media MySpace, Face book, Twitter, Bebo, YouTube (pages and groups formed with online booking form and landing pages. www.tes.co.uk Teacher net – teachers magazine, NUT £0 £1,938 (mono AD) September, January September Parents Teachers Publications School newsletters, Local community newsletters TES, Guardian education section Roll up banner stand- design, print £500 On going Teachers and young people Teachers, schools, families Events School careers and open days Teachers conferences Regional events Artwork: £150 Design and printing cost: £1000 Admin/postage:£200 September All audiences Publicity material Posters (distributed throughout schools) Flyers (distributed through schools via contacts at NCSL) £950 – database purchase (24k) Quba email – £130 + 0.5p for each email September, January Young people, parents, teachers Advertising/direct mail Quba email (linking to landing page with links to TAT website and online booking form. Cost Timescale Audience Publicity
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Multicultural nation The UK is a multi-cultural and multi faith country. It offers both strong tradition and a diverse culture to any international student choosing to study here. It's a cosmopolitan society, and is home to over a quarter of a million international students at any one time. The language of business A major advantage of studying in the UK is the opportunity to perfect your knowledge of the English language – one of the most important skills in the international business world. If you are from outside the EU, especially if you are studying a commercial subject, you may well appreciate the opportunity to observe at first hand the operation of the European market. The UK is a member of the EU, and living and studying here can provide a useful insight into how this major trading bloc functions.
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