About the Event:
Early Bird through April 10th:
$20 member, $45 with lunch
$35 non-member, $60 with lunch
Price after April 10th:
$25 member, $50 with lunch
$45 non-member, $70 with lunch
With 1 in 7 people ages 72+ showing signs of cognitive impairment, it's inevitable that you and your organization will encounter elderly donors in cognitive decline. Are you prepared to handle this situation? This session will teach you actionable best practices for managing situations of cognitive impairment in elderly donors.
About the Speakers:
Tara Adams, JD, Ed.M., JD
Co-Founder | Cognitive Empowerment Consulting Group, LLC
Tara Adams has spent her professional career dedicated to education, serving in roles at the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, University of Illinois College of Law at Urbana-Champaign, and North Carolina State University. She also worked in the Judicial Education division at the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts in addition to spending years raising funds as a member of the Auxiliary Board for the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois. Tara received her B.S. from Illinois State University. She received her Ed.M. and JD from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where Tara is also a current Ph.D. student.
Anthony Pomonis, CFRE
University Of Central Florida - Executive Director of Advancement
Anthony Pomonis, CFRE has spent the last two-plus decades helping individuals unlock meaningful experiences in their lives. He has served as a major gift officer for the University of Illinois, University of Illinois Foundation, and the University of Central Florida. Anthony graduated with his B.A. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and began a 15-year journey as an entrepreneur, opening 5 regional restaurants. He served on the Regional Executive Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters, spent 5 years on the executive board of his local Greek Orthodox Church, and 2 years in service at the Kirby Medical Foundation Board.
