Events

2008 Profusion III Conference

Plan to attend ProFusion III November 6-7, 2008,
Hosted by the CCAE - Pacific Council at the beautiful Four Seasons Resort Whistler.

Join colleagues who share your commitment to higher education, whether it´s in development, alumni, communications or marketing. More than 60 delegates and presenters will be there. You should be too!

The CCAE is the primary source of information, connection and support for advancement professionals working at universities, colleges, institutes and independent schools in Canada.

Visit the Profusion III website for more information and to register.

2007 ProFusion II Conference

Results of the 2007 Profusion Conference Survey 

The CCAE Pacific Council presented its second ProFusion conference on November 1 and 2, 2007, for CCAE members and non-members in the Pacific Region, BC and the Yukon. The conference was held at the University of Victoria’s Dunsmuir Lodge near Sidney, BC.

The conference began on Thursday evening with a networking reception dubbed “Survivor Vancouver Island.” The following morning our keynote speaker was Dr. Jason Cressey on the topic of Emotional Intelligence at Work. There were also five roundtable discussions on timely topics related to Communications, Development and Alumni Relations. Over lunch we heard from a panel on the topic of the Campus 2020 Report. Finally, there were three afternoon track sessions on the topics of Messaging Through the Media (Marketing and Communications), Transformative Ideas That Make a Transformative Difference (Development), and 2010 and You (Alumni Relations and Student Recruitment).

Thank you to our sponsors:

Conference Planning Committee: Janis Horne, Don Jones, Natalie Cook-Zywicki, Lornell Ridley, Kim Lawrence, Susan McAlevy and Sherri Magson.

The winning tribe of Survivor Vancouver Island.

The Yellow Tribe.

Marlene Bergstrom with a Profusion Vest.		Don Jones and Kim Lawrence at the reception.

Edith Vosler and Shantal Cashman.

Janis Horne and Lornell Ridley with the Survivor Vancouver Island map.