Scott Thompson
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Assoc. VP of Development, Athletics and Campaign Initiatives
sthompson@uff.ufl.edu
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no Completed 04-23-2015 Athletics Gift Planning Guide Adapt existing gift planning guide for Athletics The cover title should be: Gator Athletics Gift Planning Guide Scott has referenced the work done for the UAA by Summit Athletics as "interesting". Perhaps view for reference... http://www.summitathletics.com/ Liesl has outlined this as follows: The only difference between the generic guide Scott designed and this one will be athletics photos on the cover/back cover and 2 donor testimonial quotes rather than the 1 in there now. All the interior text and design will remain the same. Lots of student-athlete photos just like Scott did in the OSL vision book and O'Dome magnetic flap folder and vision book. In fact, Scott can use those same photos, if he wants. The price quotes you get for Brian above will work for Scott T. here, too. Liesl will provide quotes. https://ufodaa.box.com/s/q2eqgzp7xlaa41pl0qjpfzn0ohl6lif1            
Created on April  3, 2015 at  9:52 PM (EDT). Last updated by Clemen, Katie on Aug. 24, 2016 at  4:21 PM (EDT). Owned by Communications, UF Advancement.
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