The Fundamentals of Capital Fundraising
Bruce will present the fundamentals of a capital campaign for your organization. He will review what needs to be determined prior to the decision to launch a campaign, how to identify and approach donor prospects, and how to develop a timeline and budget. Perhaps more importantly, he will share stories on the successes and failures from over a dozen capital campaigns he has been the leader for or the campaign consultant. Time for lots of questions because each campaign is unique.
This is a hybrid workshop, in Springfield and on Zoom.
About the Presenter
Bruce A. Nasby brings more than 40 years of experience as a CEO and C-suite executive working with organizations in 40+ countries in the areas of business, education and youth-based empowerment. Bruce serves as an executive coach to leading business leaders and provides consulting to corporations and nonprofit organizations.
Locally, he has provided capital campaign counsel to Harmony House, The Victim Center, The Historic Gillioz Theatre, CASA, Council of Churches of the Ozarks, Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield, Care to Learn and is the founder of Midwest Leadership Forum, a leadership training event. Bruce serves as a board member of the University of Arizona Alumni Association and locally served on the Drury University’s Breech Business Advisory Board, The Center for Nonprofit Leadership, Central Trust Advisory Board, BPJ Insurance and Leadership Springfield. He has been a guest lecturer at Missouri State University, Drury University, Community Foundation of the Ozarks and the e-Factory.
Bruce served as Executive Vice President for Enactus for fifteen years. He was responsible for launching and building the organization’s international operations in 27 countries. During his tenure, Bruce and his staff raised over $100,000,000 for Enactus worldwide. For his leadership worldwide, he was recognized in 2013 as a Global Champion of Enactus, the organization’s highest award. Prior to Enactus, he served as the President/CEO of the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association, one of the world’s largest zoological institutions. Bruce supported the needs of two million annual visitors, 500 volunteers, and 135,000 donor and members.
Internationally, Bruce has been a panelist or participant at the World Economic Forum, UBS Philanthropy Forum, Forbes CEO Forum, Clinton Global Initiative, Milken Global Conference, Forbes CEO Middle East Forum and World Innovation Summit for Education and has appeared on NBC’s Today Show. Bruce began his nonprofit career with Junior Achievement serving as CEO in Tucson, San Jose, and Southern California and as National Program Director in Stamford, CT. Bruce is a graduate of the University of Arizona and served in the U.S. Navy receiving the Navy Achievement Award while serving on the USS Ranger during the Vietnam Conflict. He is the author of Reflections, Redirections and Reinventions…lessons learned. Bruce has two children, Lisa Jacobs and Scott Nasby, and three grandchildren.