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We invite you to USE "The Greater Good" in your work

Here are the BIG THREE texts every fundraiser should know by heart!



Are you launching a campaign? Celebrating a successful fundraising effort?

Planning a retreat for your Board or Trustees?

Writing a case statement or strategic plan for your not-for profit or educational organization?

Preparing a speech to motivate potential donors or volunteers?

Planning a staff development day?

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Speaking Arrangements

Gaudiani is a provocative, engaging communicator about the importance of philanthropy in America.  She speaks dozens of times each year to national and regional groups, helping them energize donors, build community commitment, or set new organizational agendas to benefit 'the greater good'. She and her team also organize workshops for trustees and directors planning campaigns.

Click here to see a video of Claire's recent presentation to the Greater Cincinnati Community Foundation.  You can read some comments from her audiences here.  And you can view a brief clip of Claire in Seattle (Dialup/Broadband) or at a CEO Conference in Connecticut here (Dialup/Broadband). You can listen here to Claire at the Conference on Philanthropy 2005. Video of Claire speaking at a Boy Scout Leadership Meeting is available here (Dialup/Broadband).

If you would like to schedule an event, or discuss a presentation with Claire,  please contact her at her office, 212-998-6765.  All calls are returned promptly.  Or you can email Claire at Claire.Gaudiani@NYU.edu.


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Claire is committed to engaging all audiences at the level of their work.  She wishes to learn as much as possible about the objectives of each event, and will tailor her remarks accordingly. She does not speak from a text and NEVER delivers the same presentation twice.

She enjoys meeting people working for the 'greater good'.  Some of her thoughts on a recent speaking engagement are (here).

Some texts of formal presentations from some time back are available here to review as well:

Philanthropy: A Lifetime Commitment
What Will You Do With What You Know