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19 December 2019

2020 – the year of perfect vision? Mind the gap

The end of a year and beginning of a new one is the perfect time to think of the year ahead. What is my vision for the year and beyond? What are my clients’ visions? And what are the visions of legacy prospects? I might be stupid but I always thought 2020 was “perfect vision”.

By : Richard Radcliffe
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12 November 2019

Memory failure – why do donors not remember what we tell them? And how to get them engaged

Every time I meet older supporters, I get really worried – they have memory failure about most fundraising communications – including legacies. And yet memory leads to the greatest engagement opportunity. What are we getting wrong? And how can we get it right? Lifestyles of older generations Every time I meet supporters who have retired

By : Richard Radcliffe
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6 November 2019

The legacy adventure

As I depart (for Australia – not from this world!) my mind is buzzing. Why? I will be absorbing different mindsets from donors and fundraisers and striving to find new solutions to increase legacy giving. The moment I am not on a journey of discovery will be a sad day even after 30 years in

By : Richard Radcliffe
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14 October 2019

Still learning after 30 years

But the final hurdle……. 8 hotels. 4 countries. 3 weeks. A gruelling schedule but what I love about my job is that after 30 years I still have loads to learn and achieve. It’s like being in a race which just gets better. My determination to win gets stronger every year. But there are some

By : Richard Radcliffe
Best Practice, Contested Wills, Legacy Strategy, Making the ask, Our Blog, Wills
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7 March 2018

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7 March 2018

Nanotechnology immersion along the information will close.

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