Session: The Future of Workplace Giving, limited-term campaigns and year-round giving
Recorded On: 11/19/2020

About this Session
November 19, 2020 at 1:00 PM EST
In this session, attendees will hear from two organizations who approach fundraising, workplace giving, and campaigns very differently. Attendees will have the chance to discuss and explore shifts in fundraising, federated campaigns, and giving cycle.
Learning Objectives:
- Hear two examples of UAFs who are approaching fundraising and workplace giving very differently and understand the reasons behind those differences.
- Explore the notions of a federated campaign versus regular annual giving.
- Learn about models from UAF peers around new or different types of fundraising efforts in a COVID world.

Deborah Senner
President/CEO, Allied Arts Oklahoma City
Deborah McAuliffe Senner is President and CEO of Allied Arts of Oklahoma. She has worked to strengthen the arts and cultural sector for 20 years. Allied Arts provides critical funding and increased awareness for over 40 arts organizations who deliver arts programming to all 77 counties in Oklahoma. In 2019 she was honored with the distinguished Governors Arts Award for leadership in the arts. She is most passionate about arts education and as such seeks to ensure that all Oklahomans have access to the arts. She serves on numerous boards, task forces and committees, most recently appointed to the Statewide Nonprofit Council and the Governor’s task force for COVID 19.
Website: www.AlliedArtsOKC.com

James McKissic
Executive Director, ArtsBuild
James McKissic is the President of ArtsBuild, and has led the organization since January 2020. For six years prior, he served as Senior Adviser to the Mayor and the Director of the City of Chattanooga Office of Multicultural Affairs. His role for the City included linking diverse businesses to city government contracting opportunities, improving the City’s supplier diversity efforts, and working to promote justice, inclusion, and equity among the employees and citizenry of Chattanooga, often using the arts as a tool for inquiry, discussion and bridge-building.
Website: www.artsbuild.com
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