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It was great seeing you in San Francisco!

San Francisco-area residents voted…and we were pleased to present: Developing a Culture of Accountability and Stewardship by David Kilmer. » Download the presentation

Date: August 20, 2008
Time: 8:30 a.m. — 12:00 p.m.
Host Hotel: Hyatt Regency San Francisco, 5 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA

Session and Speaker Details

Developing a Culture of Accountability and Stewardship
As the economy continues to slide and nonprofit fundraisers pay particular attention to how they spend funds to cultivate donor dollars, we must not forget the enduring importance of accountability and stewardship. Good stewardship and financial accountability is essential to success — and now more than ever, we all want and need to be successful! Openness and honesty in reporting to constituents, as well as fiscal and fiduciary responsibility in handling finances, appropriately top the list of priorities to be better stewards of your donors so you can maintain strong relationships. This seminar will highlight these and other aspects of accountability, including governance, administrative policies and procedures, strategic planning, and resource management.

David Kilmer
David Kilmer is a lead solutions engineer for enterprise sales at Blackbaud. He has been at Blackbaud since 2002, during which he served as a customer support analyst and support education trainer for The Financial Edge™. Voted the top speaker at Blackbaud’s 2005 and 2007 conferences, as well as the 2007 Conference in Vancouver, BC, David holds a degree in mathematics with a concentration in applied mathematics from Western Connecticut State University.