You’re Invited! Free Webinar

Strategic Initiative Webinar - Chamber of Commerce - Economic Development

You’re Invited! Free Webinar

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 The Strategic Initiative:

A five-year planning / funding model by which Chambers of Commerce, Economic Development Organizations and other nonprofits expand program, increase funding and produce results that matter

Is This Webinar for You?
  • If your Chamber / EDO has conducted a S.W.O.T. (Strengths. Weaknesses. Opportunities. Threats.) analysis in the last year or two, and you’ve identified important Opportunities or Threats you want to address, this webinar might be for you.
  • If you developed your strategic plan with “one foot on the brake” because of “we can’t afford it” concerns, this webinar might be for you.
  • If incremental increases in membership / sponsorship / TRC dollars are insufficient to take your program / impact / relevance to the next level, this webinar might be for you.
  • If you think a capital campaign is just to fund new buildings and not applicable to chambers, this webinar might be for you.
  • If you are interested to learn capital campaign principles that could boost your annual campaign, this webinar might be for you.
Who Is Invited?

Chambers / EDOs / Nonprofits: Staff and Volunteer Leaders

Partners: Community strategic partners (staff / volunteer leaders) – CVB’s, downtown development orgs, etc.

Webinar Topics
  • Identify opportunities and threats (you probably already know them!) – samples / success stories
  • Develop program (“strategic initiative”) to capitalize on the opportunity or mitigate the threat (click here for examples)
  • Capital Campaign – target only “top slice” / high-capacity stakeholders community wide
    • Members and non-members are prospects – private and public
    • Double or triple your current budget; one campaign funds 5 years of program
  • Additional topics that will be covered:
    • How to “make the case”; how to demonstrate ROI
    • How long will the process take? How much can be raised? How do you know?

Sean and Tim

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