Mid-Level Series Part 2: Operationalizing Mid-Level Strategies: Lessons from the Field
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Tuesday, October 6 / 12:00pm - 1:00pm EST
About this session
In Part 1, we unpacked the evolving profile of mid-level donors and shared fresh research on their motivations, behaviors, and potential. Now it’s time to move from insight to implementation.
Part 2 brings the conversation to life through a panel of three client leaders who are actively building and refining mid-level programs. They’ll share candid perspectives on what’s working, what’s changing, and how they’re leveraging affinity insights to create real impact.
What You’ll Take Away
- Turning Research into Reality
How organizations are translating donor insights into actionable strategies that drive engagement and revenue.
- Building the Mid-Level Journey
Practical steps for structuring programs, defining value propositions, and creating experiences that resonate with donors.
- Affinity in Action
Real-world examples of how affinity data is shaping segmentation, messaging, and personalized stewardship.
- Operationalizing for Scale
From staffing models to technology, learn how teams are embedding mid-level strategies into day-to-day operations.
- Overcoming Barriers
Hear how leaders are tackling common challenges including budget constraints, internal buy-in, and shifting donor expectations.
Mid-level donors aren’t just a segment – these donors are a strategic lever for growth. By learning from organizations that are already making bold moves, you’ll gain practical insights to accelerate your own program and build a stronger pipeline for leadership and major giving.
Join us for a candid, action-focused discussion that turns theory into practice.
Speakers
Kimberley Blease EVP, Strategic Growth & Innovation, Blakely
Sara Campbell Mates EVP, Strategy & Planning, Blakely
Nicole Kitson, Senior Manager, Annual Giving, Alberta Cancer Foundation
Jason Novelli Senior Manager, Intermediate & Monthly Giving, Heart & Stroke

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