Campaign Planning Update Academic Senate, January 24, 2017

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Campaign Planning Update Academic Senate, January 24, 2017 John B. Ford, Vice Chancellor University Development and Alumni Relations 12/28/2018 [ADD PRESENTATION TITLE: INSERT TAB > HEADER & FOOTER > NOTES AND HANDOUTS]

Campaign Planning Objectives Working with leadership, faculty, and volunteers, identify 3-6 cross-cutting themes Design gift opportunities aligned with themes: Continue to raise support for students, trainees, faculty, and programs New program support Endowment Buildings and equipment Campaign is additive: “and” and not “instead of” Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Campaign Planning Process Faculty outreach Six meetings with deans, chairs, and directors 183 ideas submitted Content development Synthesized into six working themes Further refined by faculty in working groups Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Campaign Planning Process and Approval Volunteer engagement Four meetings with board members and others Preparation for December 8 Board meeting Senior Leadership and Board Approval Chancellor recommended proceeding Board of Overseers voted unanimous support Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Monetary Goal Target goal: $5 billion Target public launch: Fall 2017 [ADD PRESENTATION TITLE: INSERT TAB > HEADER & FOOTER > NOTES AND HANDOUTS] 12/28/2018 Monetary Goal Target goal: $5 billion Target public launch: Fall 2017 Target end date: 12/31/20 (will not be publicly announced) Campaign nucleus fund = all new commitments beginning 7/1/13 Quiet phase of four years+ Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Campaign Nucleus Fund FY14-16: $2.01B FY14: $580.4M FY15: $686.4M Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Non-Monetary Goals Catalyze planning; set university priorities [ADD PRESENTATION TITLE: INSERT TAB > HEADER & FOOTER > NOTES AND HANDOUTS] 12/28/2018 Non-Monetary Goals Catalyze planning; set university priorities Raise the visibility of UCSF Expand base of donors and volunteers Identify next generation of volunteer leaders Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Next Steps: Refining Content [ADD PRESENTATION TITLE: INSERT TAB > HEADER & FOOTER > NOTES AND HANDOUTS] 12/28/2018 Next Steps: Refining Content Language and presentation       Tell a compelling story     Highlight UCSF’s differentiators     Present fewer themes   Organization of ideas: Matrix       Cross-cutting themes       Disease areas      Mission pillars  Academic Senate 1/24/2017

Next Steps: Planning Recruit campaign leadership Adjust campaign goals Collect and refine content up until public launch in Fall 2017 Prepare campaign materials Engage key prospects Continue to build the nucleus fund Academic Senate 1/24/2017