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Special Report - Special Report - March 14, 2013 |
By Linn Parish
Of the Journal of Business
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Inland Northwest nonprofits say the number of fundraising events could be on the rise this year after some charities had to cancel or downsize events in recent years.
Jennifer Evans, owner of Spokane-based Encore Events & Presentations, says, "There seem to be people reviving events from the past. The economy took a turn for the greater."
She adds, however, "The ones that were failing continue to fail unless they reinvent themselves."
Mike Forness, execu...
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Jennifer Evans, owner of Spokane-based Encore Events & Presentations, says, "There seem to be people reviving events from the past. The economy took a turn for the greater."
She adds, however, "The ones that were failing continue to fail unless they reinvent themselves."
Mike Forness, execu...
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