Abstract
Topic Initiated: Spring Collaborative 2019
Having great ideas on alumni activities is one thing. Being able to convince the CEO of your facility to get on board and pay for them can be quite another. It becomes easier once CEOs realize how much their organization can benefit from an active alumni program.
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