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SUNY CUAD MEETS AT OTESAGA

Creativity Matters, Adamo

Tells Development Officers

The discussion in The Otesaga Ballroom this afternoon had turned to the benefits of technology when Paul Adamo, SUNY Oneonta vice president of college advancement, reminded the annual conference of SUNY's Council for University Advancement not minimize the role of human creativity in the development field. With Adamo are his counterparts at SUNY Albany, Fardin Sanai, right, and SUNY Stony Brook, and Walter Williams, Empire State College, center. The CUAD conference runs through Friday.and includes The Beekman Boys, the Sharon Springs entrepreneurs; Ken Meifert, Hall of Fame vice president/development, and Hal Legg, SUNY Oneonta director of communications, among local presenters. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
The discussion in The Otesaga Ballroom this afternoon had turned to the benefits of technology in fundraising when Paul Adamo, SUNY Oneonta vice president of college advancement, reminded the annual conference of SUNY’s Council for University Advancement not to minimize the role of human creativity in the development field. With Adamo are his counterparts at SUNY Albany, Fardin Sanai, right, and Walter Williams, Empire State College, center. The CUAD conference runs through Friday.and includes The Beekman Boys, the Sharon Springs entrepreneurs; Ken Meifert, Hall of Fame vice president/development, and Hal Legg, SUNY Oneonta director of communications, among local presenters. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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