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    Congress 2020 Speaker Proposals Now Open!

    MONEY, DEATH & SEX

    The things we think about a lot but need to talk about more.

    We’re looking for speakers to navigate the critical conversations fundraising professionals in 2020 need to be having to develop and flourish in our industry.

    If you’re ready to talk, we want to hear your ideas.

    LEARN MORE & APPLY

     

    Submit your speaker proposals for #AFPCongress2020 by January 13!

    AFP Congress provides delegates with an immersive, three-day professional development opportunity to learn from Canada’s top educators, explore innovative vendor products and services, and to network with the sector’s most respected leaders.

     

    In 2020, Congress will focus on themes that are not exclusive to the fundraising profession, but have major impact on our work. From money asks (for your organization, for yourself), to gender dynamics, to legacy (your donor’s, your own), Money, Death, and Sex inform how we behave and what decisions get made.

     

    At AFP Congress 2020, we’re bringing these taboo topics to the fore, to engage — respectfully, constructively, and BOLDLY — with the thoughts we’ve all grappled with during our careers.

     

    Up for the challenge? Excited to share your knowledge, passion, ideas and expertise with your fellow fundraisers? Submit your proposal by Monday, January 13, 2019, and let’s start talking.

     

    Laura Champion

    Chair, AFP Congress 2020
    Fundraising Strategist
    Blakely Inc.

     

    First time applying?

    Check out our first-timer’s speaker proposal guide here.

    This year at Congress, we’re trying something new: the CASE (Cultivating Amateur Speakers to Excellence) Studies session. If you’ve never spoken at Congress before, click here to learn more about this exciting new session and why you should consider participating.

    Please carefully review the application instructions – applications submitted in any other way or after the deadline will not be accepted. 

     

    We are always looking for ways to improve upon our speaker selection process and as such, will be ensuring that all submissions are reviewed by a committee of peers based on a systemic evaluation rubric. In order to encourage complete and high-quality submissions, all submissions must include detailed session descriptions, speaker bios and headshots (this requires you to sign-in to a Google account to complete the form in order to upload your materials).

    For more information or questions about the conference, proposals or selection process, please contact events@afptoronto.org.

     

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