Calendar Details
What Next? Maintaining and Increasing Organizational Capacity in Times of Change
| Date: | Wednesday, December 10, 2008 |
| Time: | 9:00am-11:00am |
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| Overview: |
As the leader of a nonprofit in the 21st century, you know that regardless of whether your organization is new or established, large or small, local, national, or global—there are always factors beyond your control that can impact your organization’s ability to carry out its mission effectively, including: * Changes in funding * Economic, demographic and market changes * Competition from other organizations and other sectors * Leadership transitions In this special edition of the Support Center’s Insights Breakfast Discussion Series,we will provide nonprofit leaders and board members with an opportunity to discuss how various nonprofits have responded to change—for better or worse—and learn from recognized experts in the field of nonprofit leadership about how to prepare for and respond to unforeseen changes in the nonprofit landscape. |
| Details: | This special edition of the Support Center’s Next Steps Breakfast Discussion Series will be offered for the low price of only $35 for organization leaders; if you bring along one or more members of your board of directors, we will waive their registration fee. |
| Facilitator: | Don Crocker |
| Fee : | $35.00 |
| Course Location: | Support Center, 305 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 11th floor |
| Course Number: | 446 |
| Course Category: | Insights Breakfast Discussion Series |
| Facilitator's Bio: | Don Crocker is the CEO/Executive Director of the Support Center. He brings more than 25 years of experience in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors to his work and is nationally recognized as a high-energy trainer and consultant in the areas of grants and funding development, developing effective boards, and nonprofit leadership. He has raised millions of dollars for nonprofit organizations and has held numerous positions in organizations in the tri-state area, including roles as Board Member, Director of Research & Development, President, and CEO. Don has been an associate consultant to BoardSource, and is a trained facilitator of the BoardSource self-assessment process. Don has served on the selection committee for the New York Times Nonprofit Excellence Awards. He holds a BA in Psychology and an MS in Leadership and Strategic Management and is an adjunct professor of graduate studies at Manhattanville College and at New York University’s Heyman Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising. |
