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WEBINAR: Inventive revenue raising ideas for your community radio station - 26 July

hfriedlander, 7th July 2017
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Running a radio station is an expensive undertaking and accessing multiple revenue streams can help keep a station running and secure its future. But where can you get money from? And how?

In this webinar, you’ll learn to:
  • Identify new, inventive ways to increase your station’s revenue
  • Renew and revitalise existing revenue sources
  • Make decisions as to the best direction for ongoing and future station fundraising
Who is this for?

Station managers, board members, sponsorship staff and financial officers involved in the financial running of a community radio station.

Presented by:

Nathaniel Garvin

  • Nathaniel Garvin (pictured)

Nathaniel has been doing fundraising and sales in community radio for 15 years first as Station Manager for Coast FM and then as General Manager at ultra106.5fm. Now Nathaniel works with stations all over Australia helping them to develop their income and community engagement.

  • David Donnelly, 2CBD
  • Joy Taylor, 8CCC

Hosted by CBAA Member Services Officer Danny Chifley.

 

This webinar was held on Wednesday, 26 July 2017 at 6.30pm AEST.

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