Reunion Volunteers

Reunions at Stanford GSB are extraordinary because of the many ways alumni support them. Becoming a reunion volunteer is also a great way to give back and stay involved.

There are two primary reunion volunteer roles: event planning and campaign fundraising. Many alumni choose to serve in multiple capacities. Explore the options below to learn more.

Contact the Development Office

Contact Reunion Planning Staff

Reunion Planning Volunteer

A successful reunion campaign requires a broad-based group of committed volunteers. Each year, reunion campaign volunteers forge lasting connections between classmates, and strengthen support for the GSB through the reunion class gift. Volunteering is an investment in the school’s future.

Reunion Planning Committee Roles

Reunion Planning Chair(s)

Marketing Coordinator

Outreach Coordinator(s)

Saturday Class Specific Program Planner(s)

Additional Class Activity Coordinator(s)

Reunion Book Coordinator

Stanford Alumni Group Admin

Reunion Campaign Volunteer

A successful reunion campaign requires a broad-based group of committed volunteers. Each year, more than 300 alumni come together to form reunion committees that work to personally contact every classmate during the calendar-year reunion campaign.

Reunion volunteers forge lasting connections between classmates, and strengthen support for the school and the reunion class gift.

Reunion Campaign Committee Roles

Campaign Co-Chair(s)

Set an example by making a five-year pledge, including a leadership gift through the Business School Fund, that will inspire others to stretch
Participate in 1 – 2 strategy sessions with the Class Giving Officer and other co-chairs to set campaign goals, discuss classmate assignments, and review committee training
Assist in the identification and recruitment of additional committee members
Help lead 1 – 2 conference calls in which campaign goals are discussed, prospects are assigned, training takes place, and campaign progress is discussed
Solicit 5 – 10 top classmates for a five-year pledge
Review and provide feedback on campaign mailings signed by the co-chairs

Campaign Volunteer(s)

Set an example by making a stretch gift (often a five-year pledge), including a Business School Fund commitment
Participate in 2 conference calls in which campaign goals are discussed, prospects are assigned, training takes place, and campaign progress is discussed
Help identify and/or recruit additional committee members
Solicit a number of classmates about making a gift/five-year pledge