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Live Event

2026 Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) Annual Conference

Portland, Oregon September 26 – October 1, 2026
36
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13
Hours
26
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35
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Visit Us at Booth #207!

The 2026 AZA Annual Conference brings together professionals across the zoo and aquarium community to exchange ideas, build connections, and advance conservation, education, animal care, and public engagement.

As a Gold-Level Sponsor, CCS is proud to support this year’s event and connect with organizations throughout the AZA community. Visit Booth #207 to meet our team, discuss your fundraising priorities, and explore approaches to building stronger donor relationships and sustainable philanthropic growth.

We look forward to meeting you.

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Simplify Your Fundraising Data, Amplify Your Impact

Wednesday, September 30 (2:00 PM – 3:30 PM PT)

Data doesn’t have to be overwhelming to be effective. This interactive session introduces a practical approach to using fundraising and membership data with clarity and purpose — designed for zoos and aquariums of any size. Participants will learn which data points matter most, how to structure information for action, and how to turn insights into stronger donor relationships and increased revenue. Through guided discussion and a take-home resource, attendees will assess their current approach and leave with actionable next steps. Whether just getting started or refining existing systems, this session provides tools to build a more confident, data-informed fundraising strategy.


Presented By

Doug London

Partner, CCS Fundraising

Doug London is a Partner at CCS Fundraising whose work is guided by the belief that philanthropy can strengthen communities and expand opportunity. Since joining CCS in 2013, he has partnered with organizations across sectors to pursue ambitious fundraising goals that reflect their missions and the people they serve.

Allison Willner

Executive Vice President, Data Strategy, CCS Fundraising

Allison Willner is an Executive Vice President at CCS Fundraising and leads the firm’s Systems & Change Management practice. She focuses on ethical, human-centered information management and partners with complex organizations to evaluate their fundraising operations, ensure data integrity, and build systems that support sustainable growth.