Episode #282
Are your communications a bit haphazard?
At a previous organization, Pamela Shields found that her organization’s communications were not orchestrated in any way. This led to confusion among staff and donors. By creating a communication plan, Pam and the rest of the staff were able to better tell the organization’s stories which led to better donor retention and better fundraising.
In this week’s episode, Pamela shares some insights into how they approached the planning process. Pamela, by the way, is the Executive Director at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Snohomish County.
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If you have any stories or advice around creating a communication plan, please share it with everyone else. Leave a comment. Thanks. 🙂
Spot on, Pam! Great reminders.
Any advice on training the staff, the board, etc. so all are on the same page, please share with us.
Who conducted the staff training? Was it someone internal or external?