LIVE PANEL
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William & Mary and College of Charleston were the first two institutions in the world to test a fully autonomous fundraiser with their donors. Now, those Virtual Engagement Officers have been assigned a full portfolio of donors to engage with and build relationships that lead to giving.
But exactly who are these autonomous fundraisers interacting with? How do you know what donors a VEO should manage? What’s different from a traditional fundraiser’s portfolio and an autonomous fundraiser’s portfolio?
This first-of-its-kind live panel features Meghan Palombo, Associate Vice President, Annual Giving & Philanthropic Engagement at William & Mary, Laurie Soenen, Executive Director, Advancement Services at College of Charleston, and moderated by Emily Groccia, VP of Customer Success for Givzey and Version2. Together, the panel covers:
But exactly who are these autonomous fundraisers interacting with? How do you know what donors a VEO should manage? What’s different from a traditional fundraiser’s portfolio and an autonomous fundraiser’s portfolio?
This first-of-its-kind live panel features Meghan Palombo, Associate Vice President, Annual Giving & Philanthropic Engagement at William & Mary, Laurie Soenen, Executive Director, Advancement Services at College of Charleston, and moderated by Emily Groccia, VP of Customer Success for Givzey and Version2. Together, the panel covers:
- What is autonomous fundraising?
- What does an autonomous fundraiser look like?
- What donor segments should an autonomous fundraiser interact with?
- What you need to know about building portfolios for autonomous AI that does not require human intervention?
- What fundraising priorities should be considered for the autonomous fundraiser?