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GivingNet offers both front and back office services to its subscribers--click here for a list of clients--through both professional and administrative services:
Professional Services focus on four key areas:
- Business Planning – facilitate strategy development based on mission-driven priorities, internal costs, customer preferences, competing alternatives and business models utilized by community foundations in your peer group -- promoting long-term sustainability and growth.
- Technology Implementations – targeted support for integrations which connect your legacy systems with new tools emerging in the field as well as planning and execution support for CRM implementations.
- Business Process Evaluation and Reengineering – analysis of your core processes to identify what hinders growth and what is required to take your foundation to new levels of impact.
- New Media Communications - Employing the services of Philanthromedia, Inc. (Pm) to build a virtual community for high-net worth donors using new media tools such as blogs, podcasts and social networking tools.
- Optimizing Development - apply data-driven marketing practices to cultivate and deepen relationships with donors while increasing the value of assets and the efficiency with with they are acquired.
Characterized by their cost-effectiveness, grounding in real world practices and rapid deployment, GivingNet Professional Services:
- Effectively incorporate technology in ways that streamline your processes and improve the quality of services you provide.
- Hit the ground running with guides who understand even the most nuanced business requirements of community foundations.
- Build on promising practices being honed by your peers.
- Avoid six-figure contracts and the months of process characteristic of many consultative relationships.
Administrative Services - we offer select back office aministrative service to our clients.
Please contact Caroline Heine at cheine@givingnet.net for more information on our professional and administrative services. |
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