Why attend the NDOA conference?
Conferences are not just normal classes. So many decisions are made at these gatherings. NDOA conference is not an exception. The who-is-who in the fundraising industry present their papers for prospective donors to have an interest. Moreover, you network. It’s one...NDOA Leadership Programs
Fundraising is the theme but you can’t avoid a leadership program. These are leaders and have people who work under them. The skills without implementation by the juniors are useless. In the training, the leadership aspect is broadly covered. Some of the...Fundraising Conference of Leaders
Maintain volunteer spirit in the training The successful fundraising projects solely depend on individuals who never look at the monetary gain in the work. A lot of sacrifice in terms of time and expertise come in handy to ensure the projects get the right funding. In...Guide to Capacity Building of Fundraising Leaders
Gaining knowledge as a fundraising leader is an endless journey. New things come up every day that you need the expertise to sharpen your existing knowledge to be a better professional. Seminars, workshops, and conferences must be a priority in your career. It equips...Advertisement
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