COE Greater Orlando Reception
EducationJim Burke - Senior Director of Advancement
Status  
To Be Reviewed - 11-06-2025
Framing Details  
New Program
Need for this Project
The College of Education's Office of Advancement and Dean Good are hosting an event in the Greater Orlando area to share about new initatives happening within COE and in the Orlando area. This an opportunity to cultivate relationships and potential gifts.
Target Audience(s)
PrimaryOrlando Alumni and Guests
Secondary
Call to Action
Engage with COE via newsletter, a gift or additional meeting after the event
Measuring Success  
Goal(s)
Increase the number of engaged alumni and donors. We hope to share more about what is going on with COE in order to increase engagement from interested individuals and UF alumni.
KPI
attendeesCOE will identify at least 5 new stakeholders to prepare for qualification and cultivation.
Results Available On or After
01-05-2026
Attachments  

Event invitation 

Deliverables  
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Approvals
Jim Burke, no AVP or VP approval is required
Budget
0 (target) / 0 (maximum)
Important Elements & Emotions

The invitation will have school spirit and cheerfulness as this will be a reception held at a UF alumni's home. 

Inspiration & Examples
Timeline  
All Materials & Information to be Provided By
11-04-2025
Critical Dates  [Firm]

The registration link should be live November 7. 

Justification for Firm Dates
We need to give guests time to RSVP as the event is in one month.
 
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