What does fm mean?
fm means Fundraising Management
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Fundraising Management?
2 ways to abbreviate Fundraising Management
Fundraising Management can be abbreviated as fm
Other shorthands for Fundraising Management are: FM
Fundraising Management can be abbreviated as fm
Other shorthands for Fundraising Management are: FM
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What does fm stand for? fm stands for "Fundraising Management". |
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What does fm mean? fm as abbreviation means "Fundraising Management". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FINZ - Fundraising Institute of New Zealand
- MIB-II - Management Information Base for Network Management of TCP/IP-Based Internets
- FSB - Fundraising Standards Board
- FSRB - Fundraising Standards Board
- FAS - Fundraising and Sage
- FEP - Fundraising Effectiveness Project
- FFA - Fundraising Fundraisers Are
- FIA - Fundraising Institute Australia
- FMA - Fundraising ManagerInnen Austria
- FPC - Fundraising Projects Committee
- FRG - Fundraising Resource Guide
- FCS - Fundraising Consultancy Services
- FM - Fundraising Manager
- cfm - Certificate in Fundraising Management
- fe - Fundraising Event
- fc - Fundraising Committee
- ffac - fundraising for the American Cancer
- fpn - Fundraising Partners Northwest
- fva - Fundraising Verband Austria
- MBWAL/MBWAAL - Management By Walking Around and Listening/Management By Wandering About And Listening. (And other variations using these words.) Extension of the MBWA management technique. In many cases - notably managers and executives who merely walk about, smile or f