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E X H I B I T O R SORION WORLDWIDE TRAVELJennifer Barber; David MoayadStruggling to show your relevance andconnect with students before theygraduate? Put your Alumni Associationfront and center by offering them agraduation trip to Europe with OrionWorldwide Travel (OWWT). Specializing ingraduation tour programs, OWWT hasyears of experience in expertly guiding,operating and marketing graduation toursspecifically created to help you build astrong relationship with your newestalumni. Participants will have a fun, safeand hassle free journey through Europecreating memories that will last a lifetimeand all thanks to you, their alma mater.106-A S. Columbus St.Alexandria, VA 22314Phone: 800-946-6998Fax: 703-299-9806www.orionworldwidetravel.comBOOTH 806PASCHAL MURRAY EXECUTIVE SEARCHColette Murray, J.D.Colette Murray leads a firm that has aspecial focus in professional recruitmentfor advancement professionals. The key tothe success of Paschal Murray is theincredible wealth of contacts amongsenior advancement professionalsnationally and the technical advancementsof the firm.82782 Matthau DriveIndio, CA 92201-8594Phone: 760-863-4512Fax: 760-863-4513www.paschalmurray.comBOOTH 513PCI THE DATA CO.Bill Bludworth; Drew ClancyPCI offers a comprehensive suite ofcommunity building services. As a naturalprogression from our core business as theelite data manager for printed and CDROM alumni directories, PCI hasdeveloped SPARK a leading-edge, ondemand,hosted software solution foralumni communities based upon the bestpractices from the best institutions.4835 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1100Dallas, TX 75244Phone: 972-386-0100Fax: 972-774-3284www.publishingconcepts.comBOOTH 508PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT GROUPRob Shoss; Tom TroegelThe Alumni Attitude Study (Study) is anongoing national project that assessesalumni perceptions and attitudes towardtheir alma mater. Formed in 2000, theStudy is a cooperative effort amonguniversities and associations to betterunderstand the unique relationship theyhave with their alumni, and to develop anintegrated approach to managing thatrelationship. Administered by PerformanceEnhancement Group Ltd. (PEG Ltd.), theproject involves a unique partnershipagreement with CASE to report andpresent research findings and Studybenchmarks to CASE management andconferences for publication and planningpurposes.2034 LexingtonHouston, TX 77098Phone: 713-527-0078www.alumniaattitudestudy.orgBOOTH 318PURSUANTJason Mitchell; Michael BakerPursuant is a full-service onlinefundraising agency that helpsdevelopment professionals utilize e-mailand the Internet to strengthen theirfundraising programs. This isaccomplished through strategic andcreative development of online fundraisingprograms that generate measurableresults. Pursuant specializes in servingover 100 universities and fraternalfoundations.2600 Technology Drive, Suite 700Plano, TX 75074Phone: 214-440-4000Fax: 214-550-2655www.pursuantgroup.comBOOTH 302RAGAR BANNERS BY DESIGNMyrna Ragar; Mary Merritt;Barbara OllisonRagar Banners are custom designed andmade to order. Our 24 years of experiancein design and production enable us to givecustomers a quality product at acompetitive price. We make table andbooth banners, pole banners and otherinterior and exterior hangings.2018 W. Main St.Sedalia, MO 65301Phone: 660-826-9357Fax: 660-826-9357www.ragar-banners.comBOOTH 8042007 CASE V Conference 76 www.casefive.org
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CASE District V Conference Attendee
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