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Peer influence is key. And I had meetings with them, and I asked them to leverage their peer influence. I used, in terms of tracking donations, I used the Soft Credit function in our database and allowed that to keep track of a gift that came in from someone that was influenced by one of the young professionals board members.
It offers an intergenerational experience. So I’m able to connect with somebody that I knew years ago and stay up to date with them because I’m able to connect with them via different online platforms. What do you think? Dominique: Yeah. like I love my Gen X board members and I love my boomer board members.
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