Darla Moore School of Business Features Innovative Approaches to Donor Recognition

Heurista worked in close partnership with many design partners to achieve the volume, quality and versatility of the donor recognition displays at the Darla Moore School of Business. A long association with the University of South Carolina allowed us to design and then apply a set of recognition standards to this project, but with enough flexibility to accommodate the unique features of this amazing facility. To achieve this, we partnered with first-class implementation partners and worked in close coordination with the Moore School’s leadership, advancement team and the architectural firm, Raphael Viñoly Architects.

RecognitionAnne Manner-McLartyApril 8, 2015Darla Moore School of Business, electronic recognitionComment

Collaborations Result in Better Donor Relations Work

Thomas L. Friedman’s bestseller The World is Flat, published in 2005, identifies a more flattened or horizontal way of doing business made possible by improvements in communications technologies, political changes and new collaborative business practices. He focuses on developments that are making it easier and more necessary for people and businesses all over the world to partner every day.

Recognition, ProfessionalismAnne Manner-McLartyApril 7, 2015University of South Carolina, Darla Moore School of BusinessComment