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Find out how Meg Weber and her team are creating meaningful touchpoints with their donors by using the story of a single student to raise awareness for campus-wide initiatives.

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Meg Weber

Colorado State University

Meg is the Executive Director of Annual Giving at Colorado State University, where she oversees all appeal marketing and stewardship across the university. Her 20-year career in annual giving includes work at Washington State University, The University of Texas at Arlington, and The University of North Texas. She is a regular presenter with CASE and several of her programs have been recognized by CASE for excellence in fundraising.

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