What and who: using intentional communication to create a conference vision
As a child, my dad taught me that everything starts with a strong foundation. Of course, he applied this advice in the literal sense, but also figuratively – tasks big and small, from building camp-side fires to preparing for presentations must start with clear intention, advice I take with me as the communications specialist here at GEO.
Intention is a large part of conference communications, but never more so than during this year. GEO conferences have long inspired transformational changes in philanthropic culture and practice, buoyed by the belief that the best learning happens is collective, which in turn leads to stronger ideas and shifts in how grantmakers approach broader advances in sector practice. But after almost 3 years of social distancing and a cornucopia of virtual gatherings, as a team we knew intention would matter for how we communicated about GEO’s 2022 National Conference.
Author Test
Title Test
Author bio description here.
Sign up for a preview
A limited selection of GEO publications are available to the public. You can access these resources by filling out the form below.
GEO members can save time and access all GEO publications plus hundreds of philanthropy related resources by logging in to their member accounts. If this is your first time visiting the GEO site, you will need to register for your member access account.
