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NpDP holds events on a monthly basis (with the exception of July and August).
- Monthly Brown Bag lunch workshops to build the skills of staff and volunteers
- Seminars for in-depth information and discussion of topics important to the nonprofit sector
- Special Workshops such as webinars and discussion forums
- Networking Group meetings to encourage peer learning and information sharing
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The Basics of Board Service
Improving your Skills and Effectiveness as a Nonprofit Leader
Wednesday, March 31, 5:30 pm - 9 pm
Arts and Technology Building
Flathead Valley Community College
777 Grandview Avenue, Kalispell
Cost: $35 for workshop, networking, dinner and resource handouts
presented by Ned Cooney, Program Director of NpDP
hosted by the Nonprofit Development Partnership
Save the date!
Just joining a board? This seminar is for you.
Want to expand your skills as a board member? This seminar is for you, too.
Topics include:
* Why do I serve as a board member?
* What nonprofits are and what they mean to the world
* Basic roles and responsibilities
* Principles and Practices for Nonprofit Excellence in Montana
* Relationships with staff (executive directors and others)
* Finding new board members, and getting them up to speed
To register, go online to:
https://sodium.fvcc.edu/CourseStatus.awp?~~10SMGMT9036A
For more information, contact:
phone: 406/756-3618
e-mail: admin@npdp.org |
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| The Spring Managers Forum Series will focus on "Making the Ask" in person, by letters and through social media and the Web. The Managers Forum is a peer learning and idea sharing forum for nonprofit leaders and managers. Before each Managers Forum, we send out an article or website as "homework" to start the conversation. |
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| The Spring Managers Forum Series will focus on "Making the Ask" in person, by letters and through social media and the Web. The Managers Forum is a peer learning and idea sharing forum for nonprofit leaders and managers. Before each Managers Forum, we send out an article or website as "homework" to start the conversation. |
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