One-Day Nonprofit Board Training Bootcamp

9246 Lightwave Avenue,San Diego CA 92123

20 May, 2023

Description

You are invted to join the International Association of Business Communicators / San Diego for our One-Day Nonprofit Board Training Bootcamp on Saturday, May 20. If you are currently on a board, you've probably noticed a gap in nonprofit board training—after getting voted in, you may still not fully understand your roles and responsibilities. You may also have plenty of questions: How should I manage my organization's finances?What are committee best practices?What are my legal obligations to the IRS, my community, and my organization's membership?What lifecycle stage is my nonprofit in? And what can I do about it?To help fill this knowledge gap, we've partnered with a 50-year tenured, nonprofit board-certified trainer to host a bootcamp to help educate board members like us. Side-by-side, we will learn through short lectures and hands-on activities to understand how to use our skills and experience to serve a successful board term. Join other San Diego non-profit board members for this unique in-person one-day board certification bootcamp on Saturday, May 20. If you are currently on a board, we are offering a buy-two-registrations, get one free. Use promo code BOARDFRIENDS when purchasing tickets to reveal the discounted rated tickets. You must buy three tickets to take advantage of this special pricing. We've kept our prices low to cover the training cost, including your lunch, coffee, and snacks throughout the day and travel for our trainer. Please join us: Saturday, May 20, 10 am to 4 pm San Diego Workforce Partnership 9246 Lightwave Ave #210, San Diego, CA 92123 --- IABC member pricing: $35 earlybird (through May 5), $40 (May 6 through May 19) Guest attendee pricing: $50 earlybird (through May 5), $60 (May 6 through May 19) Coffee, lunch and snacks are included in your registration If you are unable to attend in person, we will offer a recording of the training for a small fee. If you are interested in learning more, please let us know and we will add you to our list when the training is available. Together we can continue making a positive impact on our San Diego community, our members, and organizations! Your IABC San Diego Board About our trainer: Katherine Ann Campbell, Certified Board TrainerKatharine Ann Campbell has been committed to public service for more than 50 years. Her governance experiences began with Theater West Virginia and Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital before moving around the country and serving on boards in multiple areas of community service. Since the mid-1980s, she has been on both sides of governance education, including: attending the FBI school where she built and sustained community victims of violence programs; completed a Governance Master Class from the Girl Scouts, USA; taught governance workshops; and spoke nationally emphasizing the importance of individuals understanding their board role to help guide an organization to success. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Journalism from West Virginia University and a Masters in Healthcare Administration from the University of Colorado, having studied governance as part of the program. She is Board Certified and a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives. About our venue host: San Diego Workforce PartnershipSan Diego Workforce Partnership equips job seekers to increase their economic mobility, help businesses grow, rebuild, and thrive equitably, and prepare children and young adults for the world of work. We believe in the power and dignity of work, fight for equity and inclusion and dedicate ourselves to building programs that meet people where they are. Workforce development is much more than finding the next job. It is helping people connect what they know, love and need with careers that align with each person’s unique talents. Career preparation begins in the classroom and continues throughout life. Life-long learning is essential to keep pace with an ever-changing world. The Workforce Partnership offers services, custom programs and targeted initiatives that are redefining what workforce development can—and must—be. Everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed and we are committed to making that an aspiration and reality. To learn more, visit https://workforce.org/.