Charity Investment Conference 2012
15 Oct 2012
Tony Elischer is the founder and managing director of THINK Consulting Solutions. He has 22 years’ experience in non-profit organisations and consultancies. For the last nine years he has worked as a consultant, covering all areas of fundraising, management and strategy for a variety of national and international organisations.
Elischer is a member of various boards including the advisory board of the Journal of Non-profit and Voluntary Sector Marketing and the Resource Alliance, and is a former chair of the International Fundraising Congress. He is also a Fellow of the UK’s Institute of Fundraising.
In Professional Fundraising’s 2009 poll, Elischer was voted by readers to be the 30th most influential person in fundraising.
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There are more new names, more women and a hell of a lot of social media stars. Why, then, does this year’s Fundraising 50 Most Influential feel so familiar? Celina Ribeiro reports.
For a new breed of exceptionally wealthy potential donors, it is a small world after all. Charities must think organisationally, not geographically, about the world’s rich, says Tony Elischer.
International Fundraising Congress stalwart Tony Elischer will not partake in the planning of next year’s event after the Congress organisers enacted a policy which will see all key volunteers "rested" after a period of service.
How is your organisation’s fundraising going to respond to the pace and depth of change in the future? Tony Elischer notes you can’t predict the future, but you can prepare for it.
Our European neighbours appear to be doing well with cash giving. Tony Elischer asks if we should be seeing it in a new light and give donors more options during the recession No one needs to tell you that the pressure is now on. And it’s clear that everyone has heard the message about taking more time to track things, more regularly, using as much analysis as possible to understand what is really happening. The challenge is: what do you do with the answers? And, more importantly, do you have the knowledge, the skills, the ideas and the resources to make the appropriate response?
The fundraising pyramid is not dead, but rather needs to be reconsidered for the contemporary donor-sphere. Tony Elisher looks at how the trusted fundraising framework translates to the 21st Century
The fundraiser's responsibility for donations shouldn't stop once the money is in the bank, says Tony Elischer. .
Last year started with the biggest fundraising appeal ever. So what does 2006 hold, asks Tony Elischer.

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