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Tidewater Community College Academy of Nonprofit Excellence
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May 6 & 13 - Human Resources Management
for the Nonprofit Professional
June 16 & 17 – Maximizing Your Organizations Volunteer
Resources
Volunteer Hampton Roads - Non Profit Training
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June 8 - Quickbooks
Tracking & Reporting
June 15 - Development
Planning
*June 17 (at
OBICI office) -
Building Corporate Partnerships
Learn how to fill the gap between the public
and private sectors by leveraging your corporate partnerships
from the former Vice President and Community Affairs Manager
of Wachovia Corporation. Offer corporations innovative ways
to differentiate their products and services while benefiting
from the creation of new sources of revenue, enhanced visibility
and increased business acumen. Presenter: Amy Nisenson,
Independent Consultant
Visit VOLUNTEER
Hampton Roads for more detailed information.
May 20 - 2010 Funders Forum
May 25 - 990 Compliance Overview
May 27 (at OBICI office) - Getting Your
Board to Fundraise
A nonprofit organization’s
board of directors is a key element to its fundraising success.
Learn strategies to motivate your board members, increase their
fundraising efforts and identify key activities for board involvement. Presenter:
Kenda Council
April 21,
12:00-1:00 PM - Fundraising in the Economic Recovery
The Curtis Group will present a variety of trends on giving during economic
downturns and will discuss the current state of philanthropy as
the economy begins to improve. The presentation will provide tips
on how to remain a philanthropic priority and continue to meet
your fundraising goals during this economic recovery.
Presented by: Wendy McGrady, The Curtis Group
April 14, 12:00-1:00 PM - Resilience: Making Yourself and Your Organization Stronger
Leading
Strategist Gary Hamel (Harvard Business Review-Sept 2003) said
that resilience is "...ultimate competitive advantage in
the age of turbulence - when organizations are being challenged
to change more profoundly, and more rapidly, than ever before."
Being a nonprofit leader has never been easy but the demands are
even greater now due to the speed of change, the challenge of
the economy and required leadership skills. This session will
focus on attributes that heighten both personal and organizational
resilience including identification of examples from our own organizations
to make this learning more concrete.
Presented by: Katherine Morrison, Morrison Nonprofit Transitions
VANNO'S At The Expert's Table
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May 5, 12:00-1:00 PM
3 Ways to Tell If Your Organization is Ready for Planned Giving
This presentation
will begin by illustrating why it's important to offer donors
deferred giving options and then show leaders how to develop a
Planned Giving Program without trepidation. You don't need to
be a lawyer. If you can understand the characteristics of a few
simple giving vehicles, you can have a successful Planned Giving
Program. This session will provide a tour of bequests and other
giving options that are easy to understand and describe, demonstrating
the best ways to promote and implement them.
Presented by: Scott Lyons, Living Legacies Philanthropic Services
May 12, 12:00-1:00
PM
Strengthen Funding Strategy through Measurement and Evaluation
Within today's current economic climate,
demands are increasing for nonprofits and other entities to demonstrate
accountability in compelling and meaningful ways. Neglecting measurement
and program evaluation can impact both recognition and reputation
of nonprofit organizations within the public's eyes, which may
ultimately result in funding reductions and threats to sustainability.
This presentation will explore how implementing measurement and
program evaluation will enable your organization to meet increasing
funder demands and continue strategic movement during the economic
downturn.
Presented by: Trina Willard, Transformation Systems, Inc.
May 19, 12:00-1:00 PM
Training at Foundation office: Creating Partnerships that Deliver
Results (VANNO). Lunch served!
This session
would identify common barriers to effective nonprofit collaborations
and provide tools for overcoming them. It would include a checklist
of issues to address in preparation for planning a partnership.
It would also provide suggestions on dealing with these difficult
issues: sharing control over management, developing an exit strategy
for dissatisfied partners, or partners with whom others are dissatisfied,
and balancing competitive or adverse interests of partners. The
emphasis would be on applying tools used by successful business
collaborations to nonprofit issues.
Presented by: Sheila Marsh, Peppergrass Partnerships
May 26, 12:00-1:00 PM
Board Governance Made Easy
Most nonprofit
boards know they are responsible for board governance (overseeing
the purpose, plans and policies of the organization) and have
a sense of what that means. However, many Executive Directors
just aren't sure how to support that essential board function.
This session will help Executive Directors (1) understand board
governance, and (2) communicate more effectively with their boards
to ensure good board governance.
Presented by: Alyson H. Ball, Boards That Excel
June 9, 12:00-1:00 PM
It's All About the Relationships
Seldom has it been more difficult to attract
and retain donors than it is right now. So it's more important
than ever to identify those persons who have both the ability
and inclination to support your cause generously and then nurture
relationships that will lead them to increase rather than abandon
their giving. This session will begin by demonstrating how to
identify those donors whose giving will truly make a difference.
Then it will show leaders how to engage their boards and volunteers
in developing and strengthening long-term giving relationships.
Presented by: Scott Lyons, Living Legacies
Philanthropic Services
June 16, 12:00-1:00 PM
Resolving Conflict to Lead Change
At the heart of leadership is change; it is
challenging the status quo with the intention of positively
changing your organization. Anytime the process of change is
undertaken, conflict inevitably occurs. The way in which organizations
respond to this conflict will determine the success of change
initiatives. This session will discuss how leaders can effectively
facilitate the conflicts that arise in evolving organizations.
Presented by: Cathy Smalley Pales, Powerful
Purpose Leadership, LLC
The Foundation is hosting an Open
House on April 14 from 2-4 p.m. at the new office. The community
is invited to stop in and visit with their new neighbor!
The
OBICI Healthcare Foundation will announce its Strategic Priorities
and a Call for Concepts on May 4. Please go to News Releases
for additional information.
Strategic Priorities Breakfast
- May 4
On May 4, the OBICI Healthcare
Foundation will host a Strategic Priorities Breakfast at the Suffolk
Hilton Garden Inn to review new strategic priorities for health
improvement and explain a new process for the RFP and call for
concept papers. The Planning Council will give a presentation
on health indicators from the 2009 edition of “An Investment
in Priorities,” which will also be available to attendees.
Nonprofit organizations are invited to join us
on May 4 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Suffolk Hilton Garden Inn,
100 East Constance Road, Suffolk, VA. Space will be limited and
registration is required. If you are interested in attending,
please RSVP to Lisa Kelch, lkelch@obicihcf.org
with your name and contact information by April 23.
Smart Beginnings South Hampton Roads working with CINCH
Smart
Beginnings South Hampton Roads working with CINCH to bring Newborn
and Family Screening and Referral service to the region. Next
meeting April 29 @EV Williams Hall, 10-11:30 am.
9th Annual Hampton Roads Institute for Nonprofit Leadership Conference
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the brochure for registration information
Friday February 5, 2010
2nd Annual Hampton Roads Business Brief: State of the Economy Presented
by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday,
January 13 at the Norfolk Waterside Sheraton
7:45 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. (networking
and coffee at 7:30 a.m.)
FBI
Norfolk Announces Recipient of the 2009 Directors Community Leadership
Award
Special
Agent in Charge Alex J. Turner of the Norfolk Field Office of
the FBI is pleased to announce his selection of Ms. Veronica McMillian
as the local recipient of the FBI’s 2009 Director’s
Community Leadership Award. Ms.
McMillian is the founder of a community-based, non-profit organization
known as Let’s Talk Inc., which provides educational and
job training, violence prevention programs, and develops role
models for young men and women.
October 15, 2009
Nurses phone calls help patients lower blood pressure in study
As Congress weighs options for cutting some of the $2.2 trillion Americans spend on doctors, surgeries, treatments and drugs, some solutions may be as simple as a phone call.
A team of Duke University Medical Center doctors and nurses has found they can help lower patients' blood pressure with a do-it-yourself monitoring plan and bi-monthly phone calls from a nurse.
November 6, 2009
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