How Can Nonprofit Organizations Best Deal With the New Economic Environment?

Description: Join nonprofit colleagues for in-depth conversation and learning on this critical topic.

Details:

Hal Williams of Rensselaerville Institute will lead an interactive session addressing these critical questions:

• How do organizations best deal with the new economic environment?
  
• Re-thinking your scope: Do you keep all and do less or let some things go?
• How do you compete for fewer dollars? Show results!  Williams will teach his useful, straightforward tool for setting targets and reporting results. 
  

Cost: $10 per person

Who should come: Bring a team of staff and volunteer leaders from your organization!

Session Leader:

Hal Williams is currently working with a group of North Carolina funders to advise them on how to improve grant application and review procedures as well as program evaluation. 

Williams is former president of Rensselaerville Institute, where he worked for 38 years.  Hal  designed programs that have enabled over 500 small towns and neighborhoods throughout the United States to use local initiative to build infrastructure, create jobs, and achieve remarkable gains in education and health. These projects build on “sparkplug” leaders and have been featured in such media as Parade Magazine (a cover story), The New York Times, and CBS Television.

Hal also led The Institute into a series of projects to spark innovation in government, foundations, and nonprofit as well as corporate settings

Sponsor:
WNC Nonprofit Pathways and North Carolina Network of Grantmakers

Registration Options: Click here to register online

Directions:

Location will be provided upon registration