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How Good Nonprofit Officers Become Great Fundraisers If your responsibility is to raise funds for your organization, Bill Young's book conveys a proven system created over 15 years that will help you transform from a good Nonprofit Officer to a great fundraiser. Steeped in real-world fundraising experience, Bill has logged over 5,000 consulting and volunteer hours brining in donors, sponsors, and in-kind partners for several nonprofit organizations. His book, simple and to-the-point, helps you understand what can inhibit fundraising efforts and guides you through seven powerful strategies that improve your individual ability and ignite a blazing fundraising fire. How Good Nonprofit Officers Become Great Fundraisers helps you: Use the Fundraising Fire Formula CQ]P = Funds Avoid the 12 assumed challenges including the Eagerness Trap Break free from the Nonprofit Organizational Time Trap Overcome the Iceberg Phenomenon Commit to an Established Individual Goal Manage Sponsor Prospects with the Fundraising Time Management System Increase referrals and introductions by 25%, 50%, 500% Pass your passion on to the organization and enjoy your role How Good Nonprofit Officers Become Great Fundraisers is a new and innovative approach for nonprofit Executives challenged with raising funds in the marketplace where less money is available and limited time to devote to fundraising. This is a must-read for every Development Officer, Executive Director, or Internal Staff member of a nonprofit organization.About the Author :Bill Young has contributed to How Good Nonprofit Officers Become Great Fundraisers, Implementing the 7 Powerful Strategies to Ignite a Fundraising Fire as an author. Bill Cotter and Bill Young are longtime members of the World's Fair Collectors Society. Cotter's many visits to the fair as an adolescent inspired him to become a submarine designer for the United States Navy and later an entertainment executive. Young hosts a prominent website that explores the history of the fair and its space-age attractions. Both are avid collectors of world fair memorabilia.