This engaging, interactive workshop uncovers the root causes of generational conflicts. It applies to all levels of leadership and staff as it provides practical advice and strategies for navigating workplace challenges by understanding different generational perspectives. Attendees will gain actionable tools to resolve conflicts effectively and build stronger, more collaborative workplace relationships. In this workshop attendees will:
-Explore generational perspectives to identify sources of misunderstanding
-Learn de-escalation techniques for addressing emotionally charged situations
-Strengthen trust and connection through shared goals and dialogue

Presented by: Krishna Powell known as “The Multi-Gen Leader,” Krishna Powell is the Founder and CEO of HR 4 Your Small Biz, a boutique human resources consulting firm. Featured on CNBC, Yahoo Finance, and Glassdoor, she is also a faculty member of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program. Krishna is a nationally recognized expert on managing multigenerational workforce, delivering talent development programs and coaching clients worldwide. With a proven track record, she helps leaders in the U.S., United Kingdom, France, South Africa, Ghana, China, and beyond improve productivity, performance, and profits by optimizing their multigenerational workforce

A crisis can rarely be predicted and can easily upend small and emerging nonprofit organizations. Join us for a webinar intended for leaders who are looking to learn how a crisis can damage their reputation, no matter how big or small, and how to minimize risk. Attendees will take away key insights and communications strategies to prepare for and manage a major challenges, including how to identify potential crises, prepare for them so they’re ready to respond and mitigate the exposure to their organization.

Presented by: Rosemary Ostmann & Lara Cohn of RoseComm. Rosemary Ostmann is a seasoned communications executive with 30 years of experience. She founded boutique firm RoseComm in 2003. Lara Cohn is the director earned media at RoseComm and has three decades of experience pitching and placing stories with print, broadcast and online media.

Capital campaigns often introduce new strategic fundraising opportunities for organizations to address critical and pressing needs, as well as to realize long term visions. Join us in an interactive discussion that reflects on the evolution of campaigns as well as lessons learned (and still being learned!) This session will explore important questions to ask to ensure your organization is ready to undertake a successful and impactful capital campaign including what is a capital campaign? How does it differ from other fundraising initiatives? How do you know when you are ready? And if you’re not, what do you need to do to be ready? Recommended for organizational leaders and board members.

Presented by: Vicki Bixel who is the Chief Executive Officer of Sobel Bixel: Consulting for Nonprofits following twenty-one years with Semple Bixel Associates, Inc., a nonprofit fundraising management consulting firm founded in 1976. Born and raised in a family who believes in the practice of serving others, Vicki explored teaching and musical theater prior to joining the family business.

Vicki is a high-profile expert in the nonprofit arena. As a keynote speaker for conferences, Vicki is recognized for her knowledge of the ever-changing philanthropic supported community. She has partnered with a multitude of nonprofit organizations, successfully guiding them toward multi-million-dollar goals and assisting them to strengthen their missions while establishing and realizing their visions. Her speaking engagements include leadership development seminars, workshops and webinars, as well as educational presentations at nonprofit and corporate conferences. She has been a guest lecturer at Rutgers University and Seton Hall University and is regularly quoted in the media regarding philanthropy and fundraising.

This workshop will introduce nonprofits to the power of branding and how to make it the core building block of your external communication strategy. We will cover the following topics: establishing a brand personality, crafting an appropriate narrative and brand voice, creating and deploying a visual identity, and how to use social media and a website to tell your brand story.

This workshop is ideal for anyone responsible for shaping and communicating their organization’s mission and values. This includes marketing and communications staff, development and fundraising professionals, executive leadership, and program managers.

Presented by: Kerstin Vogdes Diehn who is the founder and principal of 501c Design — a studio that specializes in designing mission-driven materials for nonprofit organizations, progressive lobbying groups, small businesses, NGOs, and government-funded aid projects. An expert in the Adobe creative suite, Kerstin has over 20 years experience as an art director and graphic designer.

Success in the nonprofit sector doesn’t happen by chance—it requires strategy, leadership, and accountability. Nonprofit Excellence is a dynamic one-hour workshop designed to equip nonprofit leaders, board members, and staff with the essential principles that will drive sustainability, credibility, and impact. Through an engaging discussion on 10 proven best practices, participants will gain actionable insights into mission clarity, governance, financial stewardship, strategic planning, fundraising, program evaluation, stakeholder engagement, legal compliance, leadership development, and community collaboration. Join us to discover the key strategies that will position your nonprofit for long-term success!

Presented by: Hugh Wesley Carrington, Ph.D. helps organizations optimize performance through training and development of their members at all levels and the streamlining of organizational processes. As Founder of Bridge Innovators, Inc. and an accomplished, dynamic speaker, Hugh blends his love of education, the study of people, and research into his process-driven approach to organizational learning and development. In addition to leading Bridge, Inc., Hugh is currently also an Adjunct Professor at Long Island University in the School of Business, Department of Social Work, and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology.