Maximizing Unrestricted Income for
Nonprofits through Corporate Giving
Powered by Paradigm Marketing and Design
Presented by NJBIA
Most nonprofits report sponsorship as their largest revenue stream of unrestricted income.
Sponsorships offer a wealth of advantages to infuse revenue into your organization. But, for many organizations, you must host an event to get those sponsorships – events that require a significant amount of time, effort, and resources to execute effectively.
What if there was a way to create sponsorship opportunities without any additional effort? There is. Join us for our webinar where we’ll discuss:
The difference between event sponsorships and media sponsorships and how to market their value
Case studies outlining innovative operational, and market-positioning shifts that have put other nonprofits in a position for future growth
How to leverage what your nonprofit is already doing to bring in new revenue
How to increase the value of sponsorship to your donors
This webinar is ideal for:
- Nonprofit leaders
- Nonprofit marketing professionals
- Fundraising professionals
Don’t miss your chance to learn how to raise more unrestricted revenue for your nonprofit efficiently and effectively.
Register today.
(1) https://fundraisingip.com/corporate-philanthropy-statistics/
(2) https://doublethedonation.com/csr-statistics/
Our Featured Speaker
Rachel Durkan
President, Paradigm Marketing and Design
Rachel Durkan – as the founder and president of Paradigm Marketing and Design – has spent the last seven years helping her clients make millions of dollars and realize their goals. She has become a highly regarded figure in the marketing industry and is widely recognized for her exceptional business and marketing intelligence, as well as her passion for sharing that knowledge for the benefit of others.
For more information, please visit https://www.paradigmmarketinganddesign.com
Katie Wittkamp
Business Development, NJBIA
Katie Wittkamp is the Coordinator of Member Recruitment at the New Jersey Business & Industry Association (NJBIA). She is responsible for recruiting new members through targeted marketing campaigns and developing a membership prospect pipeline using a variety of techniques within designated area/industry/business size. Katie oversees a technology and marketing strategy critical to achieving business goals for NJBIA. She has extensive experience in member relations, sales strategy, and event planning. Katie chairs the Economic Development Committee for Florence Township and earned her bachelor’s degree from The College of New Jersey (formerly Trenton State College).