AFP Webinar: Simple Secrets to Successful Nonprofit Events

Join us for a FREE AFP webinar at John F. Kennedy University

Engaging and profitable special events are within the reach of every nonprofit organization, no matter their size or budget. The secret lies in understanding the strategies and psychology that lie behind all successful events. This webinars lays out the basics that will help all organizations maximize guest engagement and profits and turn guests into donors. Most importantly, this can be accomplished without adding extra dollars to the budget or extra hours to the staff’s workload.

Participants will learn:

An overview of the psychology of an event
Strategies to create meaningful and profitable events
How to create events that sell sponsorships, sell tickets and raise maximum funds

This Web/Audioconference series is presented locally by the East Bay Community Foundation, the Association of Fundraising Professionals–Golden Gate Chapter, and the Sanford Institute of Philanthropy at John F. Kennedy University.

All sessions qualify for CFRE continuing education credits.

Date and Time

Wednesday, August 14, 2019
10:00AM - 11:00AM

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Location

Pleasant Hill Campus

Speaker

A.J. Steinberg

A.J. Steinberg has been creating outstanding special events since 1999 with her Los Angeles-based event planning company, Masquerade Events. Her work producing successful events with organizations such as Cystic Fybrosis, Jane Goodall's Roots and Shoots and Union Rescue Mission gained her the reputation of "go to gal" for nonprofits looking to maximize their events' engagement and profits. In 2015, A.J. created Queen Bee Fundraising, a company that teaches the art of nonprofit event planning to thousands of nonprofit professionals through webinars, workshops and speaking engagements.