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Topic: Ethics
Presenter: John Scola, CFRE
Cost: No fee
The Gray Zone:
Fundraising Ethics Decoded Is there such a thing as “dirty” money?
What measures are in place to ensure funds are used according to a donor’s intent?
Is there anything wrong with paying a commission to fund raisers?
For many fundraising professionals, the answers to these questions may seem simple…until you confront them head-on in a real-life scenario. Come join us for a lively program addressing the real world of ethics and fundraising. Bring your energy, your experiences, your common sense and sense of humor for this fun and informative presentation.
You are encouraged to send in advance of the workshop any ethical dilemmas you wish to see addressed. Send these (discretely and confidentially) to John.scola@bgcaz.org
This is a virtual event. Zoom link will be sent to registered attendees one day prior to event.
About the Presenter:
John A. Scola, CFRE
With more than 35 years of nonprofit leadership experience, John is highly respected for his exceptional abilities and integrity. He has a solid track record of success working with a wide spectrum of nonprofit organizations including foundations, universities, healthcare organizations, social service agencies, churches and private secondary schools.
Known as a leader who drives results with his head and his heart, his breadth of experience includes: organizational development, strategic planning, capital campaigns, international fundraising, major gifts, corporate and foundation relations and annual giving. In addition, he has worked with a variety of organizations in the areas of board and staff development and strategic planning.
John currently serves as Sr. VP of Advancement for the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley (in metro Phoenix, Arizona).
John graduated with a B.A. in economics from the University of Dallas where he later served as a member of the Board of Trustees. He is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and has earned designation as a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) as well as Master Teacher through the Faculty Training Academy of the AFP. He was also the recipient of the AFP’s Greater Arizona Chapter Outstanding Executive Award in 2002 and is now a member of the AFP International Ethics Committee. He has received certification as a trainer by BoardSource, and is currently a Knowledge Expert for Arizona State University.
You can usually find John on the ice playing hockey.