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E X H I B I T O R SSHERMAN CREATIVE PROMOTIONS INC.Bruce Sherman; Carol ShermanSherman Creative Promotions is a fullservicepromotional products company.We are promotional consultants dedicatedto helping our clients build alumni anddonor loyalty, improve employee and staffperformance and expand advertisingexposure through the use of creativepromotional products that properlyconvey your university’s image. Imprintedand embroidered clothing (tees, sweats,polos, jackets and caps) can help developa sense of pride and loyalty among yourstaff, employees, students and alumni.Elegant laser engraved and etched awardscan help provide recognition to specialindividuals for achievement and donorsupport. College fairs, showcases, golfoutings and other marketing eventsprovide perfect opportunities to distributeaccessories and giveaways to keep youruniversity’s name in the public eye. Wehave over 700,000 creative items topromote your university’s image.5500 Market St., Suite 209Youngstown, OH 44512Phone: 800-313-5124Fax: 330-783-1130www.shermancreative.comBOOTH 620SNAVELY ASSOCIATES LTD.J. Lawrence Snavely; Chris SnavelyConnect. Engage. Inspire. That’s what wedo. Since 1982, Snavely Associates hasbeen partnering with educational clients toplan and develop compelling print,interactive, and video communicationssolutions. We give your development andadmissions staff, your leadership, andyour volunteers the tools they need fordynamic fundraising, friend-raising andrecruitment efforts.300 S. Allen St., Suite 401State College, PA 16801Phone: 814-234-3672Fax: 814-234-3786www.snavelyassociates.comBOOTH 408SP DIRECTStan Guimont; Chris BotzSP Direct is a state-of-the-art printer witha fully automated letter shop andprofessional graphic design department.With all these services under one roof, weare the one-stop shop for smart and savvynon-profits that need the convenience ofsingle contact for their direct mailprojects.249 33rd Ave. S.Waite Park, MN 56387Phone: 320-251-1539Fax: 320-251-6755BOOTH 711STAMATS INC.Chris MuellerEvery year more than 100 colleges anduniversities trust the team of integratedmarketing professionals at Stamats to helpthem identify, communicate, and keeptheir brand promises. Stamats’ servicesinclude research, consulting, publications,interactive media, search solutions, andadvertising. Stamats. Promises kept.615 Fifth St., SEP.O. Box 1888Cedar Rapids, IA 52406-1888Phone: 319-364-6167Fax: 319-365-5421www.stamats.comBOOTH 119SUNGARD HIGHER EDUCATIONPam Rollins; Bill Kavan; Donna FreddolinoSunGard Higher Education providesproducts and services to more than 1,600institutions worldwide, helping themmeasurably improve their performance.Bringing together people, processes andtechnology. We work with colleges anduniversities to help them strengthenperformance through improvedconstituent services, increasedaccountability and better educationalexperiences.4 Country View RoadMalvern, PA 19355Phone: 800-223-7036www.sungardhe.comBOOTH 503TARGET ANALYSIS GROUPJill Minsky; Debby KerrTarget Analysis Group offers businessintelligence and analytic solutions createdexclusively for non-profit fund raising. Weprovide performance benchmarking, datamining and predictive modeling servicesdesigned to help organizations acquirenew contributors, maximize donorparticipation and improve fund raisingefficiency. Our clients include leadinguniversities, public broadcasting stations,museums and international as well asnational health and social serviceorganizations.1030 Massachusetts Ave.Cambridge, MA 02138Phone: 617-583-8400Fax: 617-354-0895www.targetanalysis.comBOOTH 414TELECOMP INC.Kathleen Pavelka; Teresa BianchiSince 1986 Telecomp has provided qualitytelephone outreach programs for a widerange of educational institutions includingPace University, University of California,San Francisco, Lynchburg College andmany others. Telecomp has a broad baseof experience to draw from as we designeach program uniquely for each client.Whether your need is annual giving, thegeneral gifts phase of a capital campaignor meeting a Kresge Challenge, weconstantly evaluate new methods thatallow our clients to realize greater results.We will work as your partner with a clearmission to build a successful programthat will exceed your expectations. CallTelecomp today to learn how todramatically and cost effectively increaseyour fundraising success.3375 Brighton Henrietta TownLine RoadRochester, NY 14623Phone: 585-272-1160Fax: 585-272-1991www.telecomp.orgBOOTH 7172007 CASE V Conference 78 www.casefive.org
E X H I B I T O R STHE CENTER ON PHILANTHROPY ATINDIANA UNIVERSITYMaggie Bowden; Heather Perdue;Eva Aldrich; Dr. Eugene Tempel;Maria MandelThe Center on Philanthropy at IndianaUniversity is a leading academic centerdedicated to increasing understanding ofphilanthropy, improving its practice andenhancing participation in philanthropythrough research, education, training,public service and public affairs programsin philanthropy, fundraising, donoreducation, and nonprofit management. Anational and international resource, theCenter offers degree programs, onlinecourses, fellowships in philanthropy andnonprofit management, fundraisingtraining through The Fund Raising School,executive leadership programs and aphilanthropic studies library and archives.550 West North St., Suite 301Indianapolis, IN 46202-3272Phone: 317-274-4200Fax: 317-684-8900www.philanthropy.iupui.eduBOOTH 319THE STELTER CO.David MahoneyThe Stelter Co., leading source for giftplanning marketing for nonprofits, serves1,800 clients nationally. Services include:gift planning direct-mail marketingprograms; interactive gift planning Webproduct; e-marketing solutions;Relationship Building Workshop®;Essentials for Gift Planning Success®seminar, gift planning assessment/strategic plan; testimonial writing; on-siteprinting/mail processing facilities.10435 New York Ave.Des Moines, IA 50322Phone: 800-331-6881Fax: 515-278-0578www.stelter.comBOOTH 615UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANErin Hall-Westfall; Chrissi RawakThe University of Michigan, with campuses inAnn Arbor, Dearborn and Flint, is delighted tohave met The Michigan Difference Campaign$2.5 billion overall goal. We’ll be focused onraising funds for a number of unmet goals inthe remaining months of the campaign. Tobuild our exceptional staff, U-M offers excitingcareer challenges, a collaborative environmentand the resources staff need to excel.Consistently ranked amongst the best publicinstitutions in the county, Michigan is avibrant community of intellectuallyadventurous students, dedicated staff andrenowned faculty who live and learn in anenvironment of limitless possibilities. Stop by,learn more and choose Michigan!3003 S. State St., Suite 9000Wolverine TowerAnn Arbor, MI 48109-1288Phone: 734-647-6000www.giving.umich.edu/careers/index.htmlBOOTH 314UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING CORP.Dennis CampbellUniversity Publishing Corp. produces printand online alumni directories for colleges,professional schools, fraternities, sororities,and secondary schools. Our “no cost”programs provide attractive, accurate andaffordable directories to alumni withoutannoying them with telemarketing calls.Prospect rankings, along with databaseresearch and maintenance, enhancefundraising. By offering directories in print, onCD and formatted for the Web, UPCrepresents the best value for alumni andalumni offices.310 S. Washington St.Bloomington, IN 47401Phone: 800-457-4435Fax: 812-339-8981www.universitypublishing.netBOOTH 705US BANKStan Cochran; Thomas O'Neill; Joe JanzU.S. Bank is the sixth largest financialservices company and one of the top 10Visa credit card issuers in the UnitedStates. U.S. Bank participates in allaspects of the payment industry includingconsumer and business credit, debit andpre-paid cards, corporate, and purchasingcard services, consumer lines-of-creditand ATM and merchant process. U.S.Bank is also a very active co-brand andaffinity card issuer.111 Sandy DriveNewark, DE 19713Phone: 302-733-7500www.affinitycards.usbank.comBOOTH 514VISIONMARK INC.Lori Heineman; Joe RudyVisionMark has provided customrecognition solutions and products forover 50 years. Our product capabilitiesinclude donor recognition displays, hallsof fame, interactive and electronicdisplays, named room signs and plaques.VisionMark also provides a complete lineof services such as design, projectmanagement, in-house fabrication andinstallation. At VisionMark, we createrecognition systems that inspire, motivate,and challenge people to reach beyondtheir imagination.232 S. Ohio Ave.P.O. Box 4456Sidney, OH 45365Phone: 937-492-2510Fax: 937-492-2952www.visionmark.comBOOTH 3162007 CASE V Conference 79 www.casefive.org
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