This show explores the opportunities and the challenges of partnerships between Advancement offices and start-up companies headed by their alumni. Alumni entrepreneurs can offer deep insight into the needs and wants of an alumni population, and start-up companies headed up by alumni can do rapid platform development and prototyping in ways that most Advancement shops simply aren't structured to do. However, rapid experimentation with new models of engagement and outreach can sometimes collide with existing programs and business processes. Moreover, vendor partnerships, which often can be complicated, acquire additional dimensions of complexity when the partner is also an alumnus/a of the institution.

With Facebook dying - where do we need to move to within the social media world to keep good communication flowing?

How we experience our first jobs in Student Affairs sets the tone for our professional career. Three guests and editors of the book "Job One 2.0" will join Heather Shea Gasser to discuss new professional needs.

The annual Collegiate INformation & Visitor Services Association conference is this week in Michigan. We'll chat with the CIVSA President and President-Elect about what's happening and how you can be involved.

Last week's leaked report from the New York Times innovation team raised eyebrows. Find out what it means to you.

Guests Kenna Boyd and Heidi Kozuch from the University of Virginia, and Vanessa Chase of TheStoryTellingNonprofit.com and Shanon Doolittle of DoGoodEverday.org for a discussion of donor relations and stewardship.

Want to get more out of your work day? There's an app for that. Regardless of where you sit in your institution, technology has infiltrated and impacted almost every aspect of our work days. Let's sort through the clutter, get beyond disruption and spend an hour talking about work hacks that save time, support new business practices and reveal the real cost of doing business in a tech-driven world.

Host Chris Butler bridges the gap between Student Affairs and Advancement shops. Join the live broadcast this Wednesday as he speaks with Michelle Hyde, Assistant Director of Development for Student Affairs at University of Illinois.

Jeffrey McAdam - Regional Director of Admission at Bradley University, Cynthia Williams - Regional Admissions Counselor for New England Area at Ithaca College, Kate Gerbode-Grant - Associate Director/New England Regional Representative.

How does the experience of a regional admissions representative differ from a traditional on-campus role? Host Nicole Lentine speaks with a panel of experienced regional reps to discuss pros & cons, misconceptions, and more.

Host Heather Shea Gasser speaks with Josie Ahlquist, Joe Ginese, Jennifer DeBurro, and Melissa Jones about how they integrate learning from student affairs conferences into effective practice on their home campuses while also increasing engagement in professional associations.