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• Magento was chosen as the new e-commerce platform for NKI. Work began during FY10 to design the new website which will be ready for launch early in FY12. The search and navigation capabilities will be much improved as well as the check-out process, all making for a more pleasant and contemporary customer experience. • NKI worked with MarComm to choose and design a new display for presence event booths. This display is much easier to transport and to erect and dismantle at events, and also offers more versatility in changing single panels of the display. We have purchased several other smaller display items that help in making the booth area appear less cluttered. This becomes more and more important as we publish a minimum of 10 new books each year. • With a new manager of CE development in place, there is increased effort to produce new CE courses. NKI is therefore putting more emphasis on promoting CE at events and in our e-mail and direct mail promotions. • Several years ago, because of constant requests at events for “a list of your books and their prices,” NKI developed a book price list. This evolved into a booklet which now has become a full catalog with images, prices and a short description of all books and online education courses. It is re-printed three times a year in order to always display the most current books and courses. • With a more focused effort on tracking book adoptions (although not always possible due to some distributors not sharing buyer information) and follow-up with review copy requests, NKI confirms at least 18 STTI books being adopted into course curriculum at 62 colleges and universities. • In the last biennium, we added a total of 21 new STTI merchandise items: 13 new jewelry pieces, 3 gift and 5 apparel items. Sales of STTI merchandise increased 6.6% over the last biennium, with the majority of growth seen in jewelry purchases. We have made a conscious effort to select items appealing to younger members. 2009-2011 Biennial Report 30 © 2011 Sigma Theta Tau International
Sigma Theta Tau International Foundation for Nursing PURPOSE: The Sigma Theta Tau International Foundation for Nursing supports the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International through active fundraising and conscientious stewardship. 2009-11 FOUNDATION BOARD Joanne Olson, PhD, RN, Chair (Canada) Marion Broome, PhD, RN, FAAN, Secretary (USA) Nancy Sharts-Hopko, PhD, RN, FAAN, Treasurer (USA) Alina Kushkyan, PhD, MD (Armenia) Juli Maxworthy, DNP, MSN, MBA, RN, CNL, CPHQ (USA) James Morris, MBA, BA (USA) Susan Morrison, PhD, RN (USA) Tim Porter-O’Grady, EdD, ScD(h), DM, APRN, FAAN (USA) Andrew Storer, DNP, CRNP (USA) EX OFFICIO Beverly Reigle, STTI Board Liaison (USA) Lynn Lambuth, STTI Foundation Chief Administrative Officer and Staff Liaison (USA) Patricia E. Thompson, EdD, RN, FAAN, Chief Executive Officer, Sigma Theta Tau International (USA) STAFF Nikki Aleman, Staff (USA) Kathy Bennison, Staff (USA) Rebecca Frey, Staff (USA) Jamie Stahl, Staff (USA) The Foundation board and staff accomplishments are organized under Sigma Theta Tau International’s strategic directions: intentionally global, relevancy, technology enabled, leadership development, knowledge development and sustainability. The Foundation board is pleased to present these accomplishments. The Foundation board thanks all of its supporters for their contributions to nursing scholarship, leadership and future during global economic uncertainty this biennium. Intentionally Global • Received Johnson & Johnson Corporate Contributions grant to launch a Maternal-Child Health Nurse Leadership Academy South Africa pilot • 21st Century Fund donations matched Johnson & Johnson grant to launch the Maternal-Child Health Nurse Leadership Academy South Africa pilot • Planned global philanthropy special session at 41st Biennial Convention Relevancy • Conducted 11 cultivation events that resulted in 10 Virginia Henderson Fellows, four Sigma Theta Tau Fellows, one Billye Brown Fellow and one Pillar Society donor, as of 14 September 2011 (US $263,300 in cash and pledges) • Conducted two webinars for chapter leadership on chapter philanthropy • Received three nominations and completed judging for presentation of 2011 Chapter Spirit of Philanthropy Award at 40th Biennial Convention • Received progress reports from all Foundation committees • Served as ex officio member and Foundation resource to two STTI committees • Launched Region 15 global fundraising initiative that funded two leadership education grants • Updated Chapter Philanthropy Resource Guide online 2009-2011 Biennial Report 31 © 2011 Sigma Theta Tau International
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