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The Eighth Annual Nonprofit
Leadership Conference brought leading organization development consultant,
Bud Crouch, to facilitate a focused two
day seminar on knowledge based strategic governance. Leaders from a
variety of nonprofit organizations have characterized Knowledge Based
Governance as the next place nonprofit organizations need to go.
The seminar’s focus
was split into two days. Designed for board-staff teams, Day 1 reviewed
and explored strategic concepts in pursuit of successful goals. Day
2 focused on defining and assuring the support necessary from leadership
staff for successful strategic governance.
An added feature to this
conference was a reception at the end of the first day for participants
and others from Washington’s nonprofit community to celebrate the
start of Volunteer Month and the future success of nonprofit endeavors.
Preliminary Agenda
( Day 1, April 1, 2002 | Day
2, April 2, 2002 )
Day
1, April 1, 2002
| 8:30
- 9:30 |
Registration
and Continental Breakfast - Alki Room |
| 9:30
- 9:45 |
Welcome
Mary Stewart Hall, Nonprofit
Studies, Seattle Univeristy
Introduction
of the Speaker
Steven Rathgeb Smith, Chair,
Nonprofit Management Program, Evans School of Public Affairs,
University of Washington
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| 9:45
- 12:00 |
Strategies
for Success |
| 12:00
- 1:15 |
Luncheon
Discussions Led by Leaders from the Region’s Nonprofit
Community
Board Members
Only
Discussion Leader: Liahann
R. Bannerman, Assistant Director, Volunteer &
Agency Relations with The Volunteer Center, United Way
of King County
What are
the Mega Trends affecting Our Nonprofit Community?
Discussion Leader: David S.
Harrison, Senior Lecturer, Evans School of Public
Affairs, University of Washington
Staying Connected
with Members
Discussion Leader: Donna Cameron,
CAE, Executive Director, Washington Society of Association
Executives
Attracting New Donors
Discussion Leader: Ted Lord, Director,
Northwest Giving Project at Philanthropy Northwest
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| 1:15
- 4:45 |
Strategies
for Success |
| 4:45
- 5:00 |
What
Have We Learned
Jon Fine, President and CEO, United
Way of King County |
| 5:00
- 7:00 |
Nonprofit
Leadership Reception
Welcome
Mary Stewart Hall, Nonprofit
Studies, Seattle Univeristy
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Day
2, April 2, 2002
| 8:30
- 9:30 |
Registration
and Continental Breakfast - Alki Room |
| 9:30
- 9:45 |
Welcome
and Introductions
Sue Donaldson, The Forum
at the Evans School
Introduction
of the Speaker
Putnam Barber, The Evergreen
State Society
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| 9:45
- 12:00 |
Defining and Securing Elements for Success |
| 12:00
- 1:15 |
Luncheon
Discussions Led by Leaders from the Region’s Nonprofit
Community
Executive
Directors Only
Discussion Leader: TBA
Advocacy
Roundable
Discussion Leader: Peter
Berliner, Senior Program Officer, Paul G. Allen Charitable
Foundation
Involving
MORE Young People IN OUR ORGANIZATIONS
Discussion Leader: Amy E. Astle,
Executive Director, Seattle Works
What are
the Mega Trends affecting Our Nonprofit Community?
Discussion Leader: Michael Bisesi,
Director and Professor, The Seattle University Center for Nonprofit
and Social Enterprise
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| 1:15
- 4:00 |
Break Out Sessions |
| 4:00
- 4:15 |
Where Do We Go from Here?
Michael
Bisesi, The Seattle University Center for Nonprofit and
Social Enterprise |
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Special
Thanks to:
United
Way of King County
Advance
Bellevue
Antioch
University
Center for
Community Change
Association
of Fundraising Professionals
Corporate
Council
For The Arts
Executive
Alliance
Impact
Capital
Leadership
Tomorrow
Minority
Executive Directors Coalition
Nonprofit
Assistance
Center
The
Nonprofit Center
NW
Development
Officers Association
Philanthropy
Northwest
Social
Venture Partners
United
Way of
Pierce County
United
Way of
Snohomish County
Washington
Society of Association
Executives
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