Chris Walker – Associate Athletic Director, Development – Washington State University

podcast April 1, 2016

Listen in as WSU’s Associate AD for Development, Chris Walker, speaks in depth about WSU’s distributed fundraising office model that’s used to reach donors and fans state-wide while also touching on the importance of on-campus events.

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Greg Byrne – Athletics Director – University of Arizona

podcast March 31, 2016

Listen here for more from Arizona AD Greg Byrne on the importance of utilizing the valuable tool of social media as a vehicle for building relationships, what he asks candidates […]

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