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His name rings a bell
Ian MacQuillin | 11 November 2009 | Blogs
I was at my ninth successive International Fundraising Congress in Holland last month where one of my fellow delegates went by the name of Phun Rae Tsing.
Phun Rae, a fundraiser for a Singaporean animal welfare charity, was a ‘mystery’ delegate casting a few wry comments through the medium of Twitter, though to be honest, I don’t think his identity was that closely a guarded secret.
Through my back channel network of contacts, I have discovered that Phun Rae Tsing wasn’t the only ‘mystery delegate’ being lined up for the IFC.
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Others were:
- Donna Fateeq
- May d’Joneur
- Bea Kwest
- Stuart Ship
- Chuck Kerr
I’d really like to hear Donna Fateeq’s views on charity fundraising. Maybe one day I will.
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About Ian MacQuillin
Ian MacQuillin is the founder and director of Rogare, the fundraising think tank at Plymouth University's Centre for Sustainable Philanthropy. He has worked in fundraising since 2001 as editor of Professional Fundraising (2001-2006), account director at TurnerPR (2006-2009) and head of communications at the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association (2009-2013).