Come spend a
day with one of the most innovative and entertaining thinkers in the
nonprofit sector!
The Ninth Annual Nonprofit
Leadership Conference will provide nonprofit leaders with strategies
and tools they can use to steer their organizations during these difficult
times. Internationally renowned trainer, author and consultant to nonprofit
organizations, Peter Brinckerhoff, will
headline this one-day seminar.
Brinckerhoff will share
his expertise on “Mission-Based Management in Difficult Times.”
Learn how your organization can remain mission-based and effective while
Brinckerhoff discusses his criteria for nonprofit success, identifies
signs of trouble for a nonprofit, outlines a checklist for what to do
in financial crisis, and provides leadership and management advice.
His highly acclaimed and award winning Mission-Based Management publications
include: Mission-Based Management, Financial Empowerment, Mission-Based
Marketing, Faith-Based Management, and Social Entrepreneurship.
Luncheon discussions and
a range of concurrent sessions will engage participants in exploration
of serious challenges faced by nonprofits today. These sessions will
be organized by leaders from our region’s nonprofit community.
This year’s conference
will close with a reception for participants and others from Washington’s
nonprofit community to celebrate the start of Volunteer Month and the
future success of nonprofit endeavors.
Conference
Offered by:
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The Seattle University
Center for Nonprofit and Social Enterprise (www.seattleu.edu/artsci/npl)
offers mid-career executive-level education for senior leaders of
nonprofit organizations. For more information, please call (206) 296-5440.
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The Evergreen State
Society (www.tess.org), a
Seattle-based nonprofit organization, addresses policy issues and
management questions to strengthen the nonprofit sector in Seattle,
Washington state, and beyond. For more information, please call
(206) 329-5640.
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The Forum at the
Evans School (www.evansforum.org)
seeks to advance and increase civil, public engagement in the Northwest
by hosting public forums, conferences and working groups on topics
of civic importance to provide for an informed citizenry.
The Evans School
Nonprofit Management Program (www.evansuw.org/students/orgs/nonprof.html)
is designed for students interested in working in a management capacity
in nonprofit organizations. For more information, please call (206)
543-4900.
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