[Flexiblesusy] {Spam?} CFRE vs. NANOE – Which Credential Benefits Me Most?

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**CFRE vs. NANOE - Which Credential Benefits Me Most?**

**(Because you work withB charitable organizations)**

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DearB Colleague In Service,

Over the past year I've received several calls from friends and
colleagues asking me about my CFRE, CNE, CDE & CNC credentials. I've
had my CFRE for years and was one of the first executives to achieve
CNE, CDE, CNC. I joined Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP)
in 1998 and have been a member of National Association of Nonprofit
Organizations & Executives (NANOE) since its inception. I've immersed
myself in the cultures of both organizations, worked with their leaders
and have attended their annual conferences. I've decided to take a few
moments today to answer the question 

**"Which credential benefits me most?"**B Here's the areas I'll
review:

**1. ADVANTAGES:** What does each program offer?

**2. AMPLITUDE:** What is the scope of each credential?

**3. AUTHORSHIP:** Who designed these programs? What subject matter is
covered?

**4. ACCESSIBILITY:** What ease-of-use structures have been created for
participants?

**5. AFFORDABILITY:** How much do these programs cost?

**6. ACHIEVABILITY:** What do you have to do to succeed?

**7. ACCREDITATION:** How does this affect your personal success?

**8. ASSOCIATION:**B  Who oversees these programs?

**9. AUTHENTICITY:** Do you share their values?

Before we get started I thought you'd like to know that I've spent a
quarter-century as a charitable executive in nonprofit management and
fundraising. I've been privileged to work as a consultant with Cargill
& Associates, conducting capital campaigns that have raised over $50
million dollars. I've raised funds for humanitarian projects in the
African nations of Sierra Leone, Malawi and Zambia, and the Central
American nations of Nicaragua, Haiti and Honduras. I've also overseen
75 church fundraising campaigns across the US. Presently, I serve as the
Director of Business Development for the International Bowling Museum
and Hall of Fame in Arlington, TX.

Now that my bona fides have been established let's take a few minutes
to compare these programs.

**CFRE** stands for 

**Certified Fund Raising Executive**and is a subsidiary organization of
the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP).

**CNE**stands for 

**Certified Nonprofit Executive,**

**CDE**stands for 

**Certified Development Executive**and 

**CNC** stands for 

**Certified Nonprofit Consultant.**

**CNE, CDE, CNE** are overseen by the 

**National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives (NANOE)**

**What does each program offer?**...VISIT HERE TO READ ENTIRE ARTICLE

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