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SUMMARY:Resilience Workshop: Part 3
DESCRIPTION:A new three-part series sponsored by the Center for Healthy Profits for nonprofit executives\, senior staff\, and board leaders presented by Ted Bilich\, CEO of Risk Alternatives\, an east coast-based consulting group that works with nonprofits\, startups\, small businesses\, and nonprofit funders to help them grow and succeed using risk management and process management tools. \nMost nonprofits wish they had an “early-warning system” to help them see trouble before it becomes a crisis and capture opportunities before they pass by. That’s the essence of effective risk management. Risk Alternatives is here to help\, drawing on decades of practical experience based on work with hundreds of nonprofits\, funded by leading foundations and other grantors across the US. With Risk Alternatives’ Resilience Workshop Series\, you will obtain practical tools to improve decision-making in times of profound uncertainty. Plus\, you gain powerful insight into the risks facing your organization and how you compare to others. \nThese workshops are premised on two facts supported by solid research: nonprofits need to embed risk management in their culture\, but they often don’t understand what this means or how to begin. While risk management was always important\, it has become critical in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. These workshops make a profound difference in nonprofit operations and give participants clarity\, peace of mind\, and value. \nThese workshops will be high energy\, interactive online sessions over Zoom where you will be actively engaged. Participants are active thought-partners who share their own experiences while expressing vulnerabilities in a supportive environment. \nThese sessions are scheduled over a series of successive weeks. While it is possible to register for only one or two of the sessions\, we’d like to encourage participants to register and attend all three sessions for maximum benefit. \nParticipating nonprofits are automatically admitted to Risk Alternatives’ special online portal\, Nonprofits Build Strength Together (BeST). There\, you will interact with Risk Alternatives\, other experts in the nonprofit sector\, and fellow nonprofits who want to build resilience and sustainability over time. It’s like Facebook for nonprofits – without all the junk. \n\nWorkshop #1: Resilience 101 provides practical tools nonprofits can use to create an “early-warning” system to avoid unforced errors and capture opportunities for improvements. \nWhen: Tuesday\, April 5\, 2022 10:00am – 11:30 am | Register here. \n\nParticipants gain a common vocabulary and understanding of risk management and process improvement\, so you can minimize costly\, time consuming surprises that undermine your mission.\nYou will learn about the risk inventory\, which gives you visibility into uncertain events that can affect your organization. (At the end of the session\, you will receive materials detailing how to perform a risk inventory with your teams for free.)\nYou will discover how to prioritize your risks so you can actively mitigate the highest value threats and develop opportunities into new initiatives.\nYou will find out how to institutionalize a robust risk management process.\n\nWorkshop #2: Business Continuity Planning provides an actionable template nonprofits can use to prepare for the inevitable accidents and business interruptions that will occur even with effective risk management. \nWhen: Tuesday\, April 19\, 2022 10:00am – 11:30am | Register here. \n\nHaving an early warning process (Workshop #1) is critical\, but what happens when you face the unexpected? Resilience requires a business continuity plan that helps you notify crucial personnel\, triage your operations\, and access important support assets. This plan cannot be long\, because in an emergency nobody can use a long manual. Instead\, in this session you will work through a short template that focuses on the most important aspects of emergency response.\n\nWorkshop #3: Lean Scenario Planning provides a process nonprofits can use to ask powerful questions about potential futures so that they can be more agile in the present. \nWhen: Tuesday\, May 3\, 2022 10:00 am – 11:30am | Register here. \n\nNobody knows what will happen next\, but we make better decisions in the present if we reflect on possible futures. Using Risk Alternatives’ proprietary “lean scenario planning” model\, participants learn a simple\, robust process they can apply to make better decisions in the face of uncertainty.\nParticipants leave this workshop with thought-provoking scenarios you can use with your own organizations.\n\n\nAbout the Presenter: \nRisk Alternatives relies on the skills of its founder and CEO\, Ted Bilich\, and his network. Ted’s experience includes the following: \n\nMore than 30 years providing risk management research\, training\, and counseling.\nMore than 20 years of experience in teaching\, including designing classes\, teaching large and small groups\, and developing active learning environments.\nMore than 20 years counseling individuals and organizations facing complex business and dispute resolution issues\, including governance and compliance challenges.\nMore than 25 years on non-profit boards\, associational committees\, and government commissions.\n\nBefore founding Risk Alternatives\, Ted was a Distinguished Visiting Professor from Practice at Georgetown University Law Center. Prior to that\, Ted spent more than 20 years in the Washington DC office of the international law firm of Jones Day. He is a member of the American Law Institute\, where he serves on the Member Consultative Group for the ALI’s current project on Principles of the Law: Compliance\, Enforcement\, and Risk Management for Corporations\, Nonprofits\, and Other Organizations. \nTed has served on the Arlington Economic Development Commission and the boards of the Leadership Center for Excellence\, Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs\, Northern Virginia Conservation Trust\, Latino Student Fund\, Washington Humane Society\, and the Hispanic Bar Association of DC Foundation\, and was a member of the DC Bar Litigation Section Steering Committee. \nTed speaks regularly before large and small groups throughout the United States on risk management\, board governance\, civic engagement\, ethics\, and numerous other issues. He is the author of three editions of a leading law school casebook on class actions and other multi-party dispute resolution. \nHe received his B.A. in economics summa cum laude from Wake Forest University\, and his J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School. \nTed is a Standards for Excellence® Licensed Consultant\, having completed an exclusive professional development initiative that gives independent consultants the knowledge\, skills\, and tools necessary to work with nonprofit organizations across the country interested in learning about and implementing the Standards for Excellence code.
URL:https://cfsaz.org/event/resilience-workshop-part-3/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Center for Healthy Nonprofits,Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220510T163000
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SUMMARY:Marketing & Communications Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:The Center for Healthy Nonprofits will be holding a monthly gathering of nonprofit marketing and communications professionals to share resources and interact with experts and each other in order to learn and grow. Meetings will be held once a month from 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. \nThis May 10th session will feature a discussion on Ethical Storytelling\, presented by Beth Morrison. In today’s environment\, storytelling is key to marketing\, but doing it in an ethical manner is paramount. We are happy to have Beth here to share her thoughts and experience on this important topic. \nIf you are interested in joining this on-going group\, contact Rose Snyder at rsnyder@cfsaz.org to obtain more information and the registration code. \nAbout the Presenter: \nBeth Morrison is a graduate of Central Michigan University and the University of Arizona. Additionally\, Beth completed the Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders at Stanford University. Beth is a certified professional coach\, a certified positive psychology and well-being coach\, and a Lifecycles Capacity Consultant. She is also a certified Interim Nonprofit CEO. Beth’s consulting and coaching practice can be found at www.bethmorrisonconsulting.com.
URL:https://cfsaz.org/event/marketing-communications-roundtable-3/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Center for Healthy Nonprofits,Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220518T123000
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SUMMARY:Ask an Expert: Self-Care for Leaders
DESCRIPTION:Self-Care for Leaders \nWe will spend time together examining how incorporating self-care into our work makes us a stronger leader and our organization more productive and positive. Participants will learn tools to create a plan to begin the work of self-care for themselves as well as how to be an ambassador for self-care with those they lead. \nAbout the Presenter: \nBeth Morrison recently left the nonprofit CEO seat after serving as a CEO for the past 25 years\, with the last 5 of those at Our Family Services here in Tucson. For over 30 years\, Beth concentrated her career on the issues of domestic violence\, sexual assault and child abuse. Her expertise is derived from having worked as a counselor\, advocate\, community educator\, clinical supervisor\, shelter manager and finally as an administrator. Beth has had the opportunity to work in both urban and rural settings as well as the Navajo Nation\, with immigrant and refugee populations and other diverse settings. \nBeth is a graduate of Central Michigan University and the University of Arizona. Additionally\, Beth completed the Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders at Stanford University. Beth is a certified professional coach\, a certified positive psychology and well-being coach\, and a Lifecycles Capacity Consultant. She is also a certified Interim Nonprofit CEO. Beth’s consulting and coaching practice can be found at www.bethmorrisonconsulting.com. \n 
URL:https://cfsaz.org/event/ask-an-expert-self-care-for-leaders/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Center for Healthy Nonprofits,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Board Café Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:New monthly 90 minute drop-in sessions are being offered upon the request of participants who took part in recent sessions about nonprofit boards\, including Nancy March’s recent session on “Tips for New Board Chairs” and “An Open Conversation about Principles and Best Practices.” Nancy March and Paula Van Ness will co-facilitate these sessions. \nThese sessions will provide an open\, candid forum addressing the concerns and challenges that the participants bring to the session whether they are board leaders\, board members or the executive staff who work most closely with boards. All are welcome\, including those who are interested in serving on a board but have not had an opportunity to serve in that role previously. \nIn advance we encourage you to give some thought to your situation.  Are your board meetings dull and lifeless? Do you engage in conversations with your board that matter? Are you having trouble recruiting new board members\, particularly from diverse communities?  Are you satisfied with how you orient and on-board new board members? How are the relationships working between your board and staff? Do you have too many committees? Do your board members help open doors and raise funds? \nThere are many questions and dilemmas that can discussed so “Board Café” will focus on what you are interested in exploring with your peers across the community.  We hope you will join us for lively discussions and problem-solving. \nAbout the Facilitators: \nNancy March\, a retired Tucson attorney\, has served as Board President for several non-profit organizations of different sizes over the last 25 years\, and has been fortunate to work alongside some inspirational leaders along the way.  These non-profits have included Arts for All/Third Street Kids\, the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation\, Tucson Symphony Orchestra\, Fox Tucson Theatre Foundation and\, currently\, True Concord Voices and Orchestra. \nPaula Van Ness\, a semi-retired nonprofit executive\, now serves as Director for CFSA’s Center for Healthy Nonprofits.  She has served on several nonprofit boards over the last 45 years\, including many stints as Chair or in another leadership role in addition to partnering with boards when she served as CEO.  Currently she chairs a nonprofit homelessness organization based in Los Angeles and serves as Secretary of the Pima Foundation (Pima Community College Foundation) and in a leadership position for her church. She has a master’s degree in Organizational Development.
URL:https://cfsaz.org/event/board-cafe-roundtable-8/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Center for Healthy Nonprofits,Webinar
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DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220525T120000
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SUMMARY:Catchafire: How to Build Email Marketing Campaigns
DESCRIPTION:We all know that emails are the cornerstone of communicating with board members\, volunteers\, community members\, donors\, and stakeholders. But what do you do when you need to compete for attention in your supporters’ already inundated inboxes? \nJoin us on May 25th to learn how to motivate your email subscribers to take action and plan an email campaign that breaks through the noise. We’ll use examples of real emails from nonprofits in our community to share email marketing dos and don’ts.\nIn this webinar we’ll cover:\n\nTips and tricks for planning and executing an engaging email campaign\nTools and solutions that work for organizations of all shapes\, sizes\, and budgets\nPractical advice around email design\, copywriting\, images and more
URL:https://cfsaz.org/event/catchafire-how-to-build-email-marketing-campaigns/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Community Partners,Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220526T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220526T120000
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SUMMARY:Virtual HR Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:The on-going Roundtable for Human Resources professionals in nonprofits will hold its next meeting on May 26th from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM. If HR is in your job description and you’d like to learn about joining this group\, contact Paula Van Ness at pvanness@cfsaz.org.
URL:https://cfsaz.org/event/virtual-hr-roundtable-9/
LOCATION:Via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Center for Healthy Nonprofits,Webinar
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