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E X H I B I T O R SBANK OF AMERICAMichael Lawson; Dan Symonds;Meredith PrinceBank of America is the largest credit cardissuer in the world and the recognizedleader in affinity marketing. More than5,000 organizations worldwide, including700 collegiate partners, endorse thecompany’s credit cards and relatedproducts and services. Bank of Americaserves more than 54 million consumersand small and middle market businessesas well as large corporations with a fullrange of banking, investing, and assetmanagement and other financial and riskmanagement products and services. Thecompany operates more than 6,100 retailbanking offices, more than 18,500 ATMsand the number one online banking sitewith more than 15 million unique visitorsper month.25900 Science Park DriveBeachwood, OH 44122Phone: 216-545-4436Fax: 216-545-4259www.bankofamerica.comBOOTH 506BENTZ WHALEY FLESSNERMark Marshall; Bruce Dreon;Scott FendleyEstablished in 1983, Bentz WhaleyFlessner is a full-service fundraisingconsulting firm offering counsel for everystep of the advancement process to arange of educational institutions acrossthe continent. For flexible, innovativesolutions addressing the challenges offundraising today, turn to the experts atBentz Whaley Flessner.7251 Ohms LaneMinneapolis, MN 55439Phone: 952-921-0111Fax: 952-921-0109www.bwf.comBOOTH 310BLACKBAUDZan Turvey; Scott Eisenstein;Greg Sheppard; Blake JacobsonBlackbaud is the leading provider ofsoftware and services designedspecifically for nonprofit organizations.More than 15,000 organizations useBlackbaud products and consultingservices for fundraising, financialmanagement, Web site management,school administration and prospectresearch.2000 Daniel Island Dr.Charleston, SC 29492Phone: 800.443.9441Fax: 843.216.6100www.blackbaud.comBOOTH 617BOOKWEARJack Gyr; Dianne NavarroMake a novel impression that’sremembered! Your message, logo andgraphics are on the BookWear® cover.Inside is a surprise gift with your logo(compressed T, backpack, mini-pack,etc.). Every time the gift is used yourmessage is remembered. MailBookWear® like a postcard. Patented, funand effective!1034 Michigan Ave PO Box 232Benzonia, MI 49616-0232Phone: 800-332-3131Fax: 231-882-4211BOOTH 603CAMPBELL & CO.Bruce Matthews; Peter FissingerCampbell & Co. offers strategic counsel inadvancement planning, fundraising,marketing communications and executivesearch.One East Wacker Drive, Suite 3350Chicago, IL 60601Phone: 877-957-0000Fax: 312-644-7100www.campbellcompany.comBOOTH 515CARNEGIE COMMUNICATIONSBeth Kaduboski; Dana EdwardsCarnegie Communications is an innovativemarketing company that helps collegesand universities implementcomprehensive image and brandinginitiatives. Through the use ofsophisticated market research, we developpositioning and creative platforms andcreate and execute powerful marketingplans involving print, interactive and visualmedia.2 LAN Drive, Suite 120Westford, MA 01886Phone: 978-692-2313Fax: 978-692-7518www.carnegiecomm.comBOOTH 418CASELekan Adesioye; Megan Galaida;Freddie CrossCASE is the premier association foradvancement professionals. CASEsupports its member institutions andorganizations by enhancing theeffectiveness of the development, alumnirelations, advancement services,communications and marketingprofessionals who serve them. CASEoffers a variety of advancement products,services and resources.1307 New York Ave. NW, Suite 1000Washington, D.C. 20005Phone: 202-328-2273Fax: 202-387-4973BOOTH 5102007 CASE V Conference 70 www.casefive.org
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CASE District V Conference Attendee
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