 New INE program:
Planning and Managing for Sustainability: How Nonprofit Organizations Can Take Advantage of Collaborative Relationships to Strengthen Financial HealthThe financial health and survival of nonprofits in challenging economic times often depends on their ability to effectively take advantage of opportunities. In this Monday, June 21 workshop, Jonathan Spack, executive director of Third Sector New England, and Sandi McKinley, associate director of Nonprofit Finance Fund New England, will help nonprofit executives and board members:
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Review the hallmarks of nonprofit financial strength, durability and sustainability; participants will have the opportunity to participate in a financial health self-assessment
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Understand the pros and cons associated with formal alliances /collaborations/mergers, shared
services and fiscal sponsorships
In addition, the presenters will make themselves available to participants after the workshop to discuss individual organization's opportunities and challenges.
Fee: $35 per person; register for Planning and Managing for Sustainability. |
June 1 workshop: Intentional Board Diversity
Most nonprofits seek board members who represent the constituency they serve yet lack board diversity in terms of race, age, gender, socioeconomic status, and/or skills.
In this Fidelity Investments Board Development Program workshop, you will learn strategies to attract and retain a diverse board membership. Learn more about Intentional Board Diversity. |
