BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.drfonline.org//event CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Effective Leadership UID:09403BD3D073EC6E86632AEEEADAAAF6 ORGANIZER:MAILTO:lmerricks@drfonline.org DTSTART:20200922T050000 DTEND:20200922T120000 DTSTAMP:20260620T191734 DESCRIPTION: Instructor: Jeanne Allen, Jeanneallennc@yahoo.com Engage in discussion of what leadership means for nonprofit staff and boards.&n bsp; Emphasis will be on leadership challenges in the nonprofit sector. Discuss leadership best practices to help one navigate challenges.    Share leadership goals.  Explore relationship between decisi on making and leadership to enhance performance.Key Learning Objectives& nbsp;Identify and discuss key leadership skills, traits, and styles appropriate for nonprofitsDiscuss how to apply these leadership st rategies, skills, and principles in a nonprofit settingReflect on studen t’s personal leadership philosophy and how this aligns with leadin g in a nonprofit organizationBio: Jeanne Allen, Ed.S. has 30+ years of n onprofit sector experience. This includes her current business, Jeanne A llen Consulting, providing training and facilitation to nonprofits on Bo ard Development and Strategic Planning, as well as designing and facilit ating board and staff retreats. Prior to her role as Instructor in the D uke University Nonprofit Management Program, she worked in NY as a Manag ement Consultant at Girl Scouts USA National HQ in NYC; and Assistant De an, Multicultural Programs, Westchester Community College (NY). Ms. Alle n earned an Ed.S.in Instructional Systems Technology and MS in Adult Edu cation from Indiana University and a BA from UNC-CH.  Additionally, Jeanne holds the highly regarded Certified Governance Trainer (CGT) fro m Board Source.Please return to this page to register. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n

Instructor: Jeanne Allen, Jeanneallennc@yahoo.com 

< p>Engage in discussion of what leadership means for nonprofit staff and boards.  Emphasis will be on leadership challenges in the nonprofit sector. Discuss leadership best practices to help one navigate challeng es.   Share leadership goals.  Explore relationship betwe en decision making and leadership to enhance performance.

Key Learning Objectives 

  1. Identify and disc uss key leadership skills, traits, and styles appropriate for nonprofits
  2. Discuss how to apply these leadership strategies, skills, and principles in a nonprofit setting
  3. Reflect on student’s personal leadership philosophy and how this aligns with leading in a no nprofit organization

Bio: Jeanne Allen, Ed. S. has 30+ years of nonprofit sector experience. This includes her curre nt business, Jeanne Allen Consulting, providing training and facilitatio n to nonprofits on Board Development and Strategic Planning, as well as designing and facilitating board and staff retreats. Prior to her role a s Instructor in the Duke University Nonprofit Management Program, she wo rked in NY as a Management Consultant at Girl Scouts USA National HQ in NYC; and Assistant Dean, Multicultural Programs, Westchester Community C ollege (NY). Ms. Allen earned an Ed.S.in Instructional Systems Technolog y and MS in Adult Education from Indiana University and a BA from UNC-CH .  Additionally, Jeanne holds the highly regarded Certified Governa nce Trainer (CGT) from Board Source.

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