Tag Archives: affinity

Likelihood to Give: An Exploration into the Fourth Dimension

March 3, 2017Learning Edge Blog, News, Rhode Warrior Blogaffinity, analytics, capacity, data analytics, data mining, donor research, fundraising, fundraising analytics, fundraising research, Mark Noll, predictive modeling, prospect development, prospect ratings, prospect research, rhode warriorJennifer Filla

by Rhode Warrior, Mark Noll There is a fourth dimension beyond that which is known to Prospect Research. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between research and cultivation, and it lies between the objective of a campaign and the attainment of such. This… Read More »

Where have all the donors gone?

October 14, 2014Learning Edge Blog, News, Rhode Warrior BlogAdvancement Services, affinity, Culture of Philanthropy, data analysis, data analytics, economy, giving, great recession, Mark Noll, Middle America, philanthropy, prospect development, prospect research, recency-frequency-monetary, recession, rhode warrior, SYBUNTJennifer Filla

by Rhode Warrior Blogger, Mark Noll Before I began my career in Prospect Research / Advancement Services, a field I’ve been in now for over 17 years, I spent many years working in Employment and Training. As I expanded my current professional scope to include the area of data analysis, I could not help but… Read More »