BNS assists businesses and nonprofit organizations in constructing strong, mutually beneficial linkages.
If your nonprofit is serious about finding new corporate support or increasing the level of assistance from existing business donors, then the three-day New Strategies conference needs to be a top priority.
Led by one of the nation's leading authorities on corporate philanthropy, the conference gives attendees practical, how-to-do-it input on scouting out corporate prospects and crafting appeals that have the highest odds for success.
There are many workshops and forums that address general fund-raising techniques. There is absolutely no other education opportunity that is so sharply focused on how, when and where nonprofit organizations can secure company contributions and employee volunteer or other pro bono services.
Charleston, South Carolina, is the venue for New Strategies. Consistently among the top 10 travel destinations in America (CondéNast) and ranked "America's Friendliest City" (Travel & Leisure), Charleston provides an ideal backdrop for the New Strategies event.
Along with hours of instruction, panel presentations and one-on-one discussions, the conference includes special networking events at some of Charleston's most historic and important landmarks. Participants will also discover first-hand why many food critics call the city the culinary capital of the South.
About Business & Nonprofit Strategies' Meetings
Business & Nonprofit Strategies (BNS) has conducted management education programs and events since 1999. While focusing largely on providing corporations help in developing contribution programs, BNS has offered New Strategy forums in the past. These highly rated events have been attended by some of the nation's leading nonprofit organizations,including: the American Cancer Society, the American Red Cross, CARE, Clemson University, United Way of Tri-State, United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast, the University of Florida, the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund, the Independent College Fund of New Jersey, and many more education, healthcare, cultural, and civic nonprofit organizations.