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SUMMARY:Human Resource Development 
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ORGANIZER:MAILTO:lmerricks@drfonline.org
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DESCRIPTION: Instructor:&nbsp;Kenney, Robert, Ph.D., ptt@lynchburg.net&nbsp
 ;The Nonprofit sector faces many obstacles when it comes to identifying,
  hiring and retaining top-tier staff and leadership.&nbsp; According to 
 the Society for Human Resource Management, just under 60 percent of huma
 n resource professionals over the next decade will see their largest cha
 llenge ahead to be in recruiting, retaining the next generation of organ
 izational leadership.&nbsp; Improving your nonprofit recruiting process 
 has never been more important.Key Learning ObjectivesUnderstand how pote
 ntial talent see your nonprofit organizationIncorporate information that
  counters negative assumptions abbot your organization in your first con
 tact with prospective talentInstructor Bio: Bob Kenney, Ph.D.is Presiden
 t and Founder of Partners Through Training, based in Richmond, Virginia 
 since 1993 and has taught hundreds of classes as part of Duke University
 &rsquo;s Nonprofit Management Certificate since 1995. As a trainer and b
 usiness consultant since 1993, Bob has worked nationally and internation
 ally with thousands of people looking to develop practical business skil
 ls in the areas of leadership, management, and team development; managin
 g and working within a remote team; influence and motivation skills; mee
 ting management and facilitation; creative problem solving and innovatio
 n; mentoring, strategic partnerships, and interpersonal collaboration. B
 ob has designed and delivered professional development workshops for a v
 ariety of clients in the US, including nonprofit organizations; pharmace
 utical and health care organizations; manufacturing plants; educational 
 facilities; commercial airlines and other service-based corporations; an
 d local, state, and federal government agencies. Bob has partnered with 
 19 centers for continuing and executive education at major universities,
  such as Duke University, the Universities of North Carolina, Virginia, 
 Pittsburgh, Richmond, Maine, and Southern Maine. Bob holds Masters and D
 octorate degrees in social and organizational psychology, with a special
 ization in small group training and organizational analysis, from the St
 ate University of New York at Buffalo.Click here to register.&nbsp;
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 EN""><HTML><BODY>\n<p><strong>Instructor:&nbsp;</strong>Kenney, Robert, 
 Ph.D., <a href="mailto:ptt@lynchburg.net">ptt@lynchburg.net&nbsp;</a></p
 ><p>The Nonprofit sector faces many obstacles when it comes to identifyi
 ng, hiring and retaining top-tier staff and leadership.&nbsp; According 
 to the Society for Human Resource Management, just under 60 percent of h
 uman resource professionals over the next decade will see their largest 
 challenge ahead to be in recruiting, retaining the next generation of or
 ganizational leadership.&nbsp; Improving your nonprofit recruiting proce
 ss has never been more important.</p><p><strong>Key Learning Objectives<
 /strong></p><ul><li>Understand how potential talent see your nonprofit o
 rganization</li><li>Incorporate information that counters negative assum
 ptions abbot your organization in your first contact with prospective ta
 lent</li></ul><p><strong>Instructor Bio:</strong> Bob Kenney, Ph.D.is Pr
 esident and Founder of Partners Through Training, based in Richmond, Vir
 ginia since 1993 and has taught hundreds of classes as part of Duke Univ
 ersity&rsquo;s Nonprofit Management Certificate since 1995. As a trainer
  and business consultant since 1993, Bob has worked nationally and inter
 nationally with thousands of people looking to develop practical busines
 s skills in the areas of leadership, management, and team development; m
 anaging and working within a remote team; influence and motivation skill
 s; meeting management and facilitation; creative problem solving and inn
 ovation; mentoring, strategic partnerships, and interpersonal collaborat
 ion. Bob has designed and delivered professional development workshops f
 or a variety of clients in the US, including nonprofit organizations; ph
 armaceutical and health care organizations; manufacturing plants; educat
 ional facilities; commercial airlines and other service-based corporatio
 ns; and local, state, and federal government agencies. Bob has partnered
  with 19 centers for continuing and executive education at major univers
 ities, such as Duke University, the Universities of North Carolina, Virg
 inia, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Maine, and Southern Maine. Bob holds Masters
  and Doctorate degrees in social and organizational psychology, with a s
 pecialization in small group training and organizational analysis, from 
 the State University of New York at Buffalo.</p><p><a href="https://www.
 drfonline.org/events/series/id/33/2021-nonprofit-capacity-building-train
 in">Click here to register.&nbsp;</a></p>\n</BODY></HTML>
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