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Missouri State Budget Forum 2012
March 2, 2012 | 8:00 - 10:00 AM | Register
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, 975 North Warson, St. Louis, 63132
The Missouri Budget Forum is a key event for Missouri’s nonprofit leaders to interact and engage with state budget leaders on funding issues that impact their mission, services and long-term sustainability.
Confirmed to attend (more to be announced):
- Linda Luebbering, Missouri State Budget Director
- Margaret Donnelly, Director, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
- Keith Schafer, Director, Missouri Department of Mental Health
- The Honorable Tim Green, Missouri Senate (D-13)
Deborah L. Cooper, president of NSC, announces resignation
The board of directors of the Nonprofit Services Center (NSC) announced that its president, Deborah L. Cooper, has resigned and will be stepping down, effective April 30, 2012. A national search is underway to find her successor. Read the press release.
Missouri State Budget Forum 2012
March 2, 2012 | 8:00 - 10:00 AM | Register
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, 975 North Warson, St. Louis, 63132
The Missouri Budget Forum is a key event for Missouri’s nonprofit leaders to interact and engage with state budget leaders on funding issues that impact their mission, services and long-term sustainability.
Confirmed to attend (more to be announced):
- Linda Luebbering, Missouri State Budget Director
- Margaret Donnelly, Director, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
- Keith Schafer, Director, Missouri Department of Mental Health
- The Honorable Tim Green, Missouri Senate (D-13)
Deborah L. Cooper, president of NSC, announces resignation
The board of directors of the Nonprofit Services Center (NSC) announced that its president, Deborah L. Cooper, has resigned and will be stepping down, effective April 30, 2012. A national search is underway to find her successor. Read the press release.
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Nonprofit Trends Watch
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation wants to help relieve people in communities nationwide of the guesswork in determining the quality of their local doctors and hospitals. A newly launched online service provides links to over 200 reports that contain information on whether doctors and hospitals deliver good or bad care.
Nonprofit Trends Watch
A Corporation for National and Community Service study estimates the value of volunteers in the nonprofit sector. Charitable organizations can use this estimate to quantify the enormous value volunteers provide. National value: $20.87. Missouri value: $18.70 Illinois value: $22.50 Read more.
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Building Leadership Teams: Partnership in Action
At a Glance
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5-month program designed for an organization's Executive Director and 2nd Level Leader
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Or, download PDF version of application and fax completed form to 314.436.0240, attn: Pamela Coaxum no later than January 17, 2012
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Team participation fee: $325 for health, health-related or human service organizations. (Non-health organizations contact Pamela@nonprofitservices.org)
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The Partnership in Action (tm) program is a new opportunity for executive leadership of nonprofit organizations to build upon current decision making structures. In this training series, you will learn techniques and skills so top leaders can work collaboratively to guide organizational systems. Known as "shared leadership," it is defined as an adaptive, systemic approvach for extending leadership beyond the nonprofit executive director to others within the organization.
Partnership in Action will be a 5-month program. This workshop series will require the participation of both the CEO and one other top executive leader from your organization who is currently involved in organizational decision-making.
Together, you will learn techniques to:
- Assess organizational performance to improve team decision making
- Build a strategic framework for shared leadership
- Develop skills for greater collaborative leadership among your executive team
- Improve Communications
Cost and Application
An online application is required from the Executive Director/CEO. Once selected the 2nd level Executive-in-Charge will be required to submit a registration form with narrative questions. If you prefer, you can download a PDF copy of the application and fax the completed form to Pamela Coaxum, 314.436.0240.
The application must also have a Board Approval Form completed and signed by the organization's Board President.
If selected, health, health-related, or human service organizations will submit a team participation fee of $325 due prior to the first session. For non-health related organizations, please contact Pamela Coaxum for more information regarding participation fees. Limited scholarships are available.
Requirements:
To participate in the Partnership in Action Program(tm), you must be a team of two composed of the Executive Director and 2nd level Executive-in-Charge. You must be a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, health, health-related or human service nonprofit. Both team members must have Board approval to participate in all workshops, and team and individual coaching sessions. If your team is accepted into the program, a Team fee of $325.00 will be required.
Questions?
Contact Pamela Coaxum at 314.436.9580, toll free at 866.433.9580 or by email to pamela@nonprofitservices.org
Building Leadership Teams: Partnership in Action
At a Glance
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5-month program designed for an organization's Executive Director and 2nd Level Leader
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Or, download PDF version of application and fax completed form to 314.436.0240, attn: Pamela Coaxum no later than January 17, 2012
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Team participation fee: $325 for health, health-related or human service organizations. (Non-health organizations contact Pamela@nonprofitservices.org)
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The Partnership in Action (tm) program is a new opportunity for executive leadership of nonprofit organizations to build upon current decision making structures. In this training series, you will learn techniques and skills so top leaders can work collaboratively to guide organizational systems. Known as "shared leadership," it is defined as an adaptive, systemic approvach for extending leadership beyond the nonprofit executive director to others within the organization.
Partnership in Action will be a 5-month program. This workshop series will require the participation of both the CEO and one other top executive leader from your organization who is currently involved in organizational decision-making.
Together, you will learn techniques to:
- Assess organizational performance to improve team decision making
- Build a strategic framework for shared leadership
- Develop skills for greater collaborative leadership among your executive team
- Improve Communications
Cost and Application
An online application is required from the Executive Director/CEO. Once selected the 2nd level Executive-in-Charge will be required to submit a registration form with narrative questions. If you prefer, you can download a PDF copy of the application and fax the completed form to Pamela Coaxum, 314.436.0240.
The application must also have a Board Approval Form completed and signed by the organization's Board President.
If selected, health, health-related, or human service organizations will submit a team participation fee of $325 due prior to the first session. For non-health related organizations, please contact Pamela Coaxum for more information regarding participation fees. Limited scholarships are available.
Requirements:
To participate in the Partnership in Action Program(tm), you must be a team of two composed of the Executive Director and 2nd level Executive-in-Charge. You must be a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, health, health-related or human service nonprofit. Both team members must have Board approval to participate in all workshops, and team and individual coaching sessions. If your team is accepted into the program, a Team fee of $325.00 will be required.
Questions?
Contact Pamela Coaxum at 314.436.9580, toll free at 866.433.9580 or by email to pamela@nonprofitservices.org
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Visit our registration center to begin an account with the new NSC website. Choose from free subscription options that will allow you to post community events or manage a consultant profile. Also available are cost-effective subscriptions allowing for unlimited monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual job posting capabilities.
Visit our registration center to begin an account with the new NSC website. Choose from free subscription options that will allow you to post community events or manage a consultant profile. Also available are cost-effective subscriptions allowing for unlimited monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual job posting capabilities.
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