Technology, data, people, and problem-solving power Sarah Barr and Rodger Devine’s day-to-day lives. As chair and co-chair of DRIVE/ 2020, CASE's data and analytics conference this March in New Orleans, Barr and Devine are shaping a program rich with data-driven insights.

Profile of Heather Hamilton

Alex Miles, director of global and political affairs at the University of Nottingham and chair of the 2019 CASE Europe Annual Conference, explores disruption, silo-busting, and why advancement professionals need to ban the phrase “that’s not my job” from their vocabulary.

Advancement is always changing—and that’s what makes it exciting, says Shanna Hocking, associate vice president of individual giving at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

During the last decade, advancement in Asia, Australia and the Middle East has grown exponentially—and along the way, CASE’s Asia-Pacific team has worked to build and strengthen a vibrant community of practice. Leading that charge has been Chua Beng Hwee , CASE Asia-Pacific’s executive director since 2010. 

"Without a doubt, [the best part of my day is] knowing that I am making an impact on the lives of students and patients."

Before he came to advancement, Charles Diab spent two decades as a senior leader for commercial organizations.

"As analysts it's not only our job to create with data but also to evangelize and prove its importance," says Campbell. 

“If you have a good manager and a good team, they’re going to perform at a much higher level than if you have a team that is mismanaged,” says Herbert.