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Working with the right fundraising consultant or agency can take your organization to undreamed-of heights. Having the wrong partner can be as rewarding as a long afternoon with a hungry, sleep-deprived two-year-old. In this podcast we share the three things you should think about when choosing the right fundraising partner.
Program #19
Play: How to Work with a Fundraising Consultant (right click or "save as" to save the file for later).
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Time: 16:46
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Great podcast on a timely topic. I hope you address the RFP process for finding the right consultant in a future podcast. My advice: limit the length of both the RFP and the answers. Have a process for dealing with questions and conveying the answers. Select your list of potential fundraising consultants carefully and keep it short. And remember that the person who is going to work on your account has a much greater impact than the firm.
Posted by: Bill Kennedy | 03/05/2009 at 06:50 AM