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SUMMARY:Human Resource Development in Nonprofits
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DESCRIPTION: Instructor: Robert Kenney, Ph.D., ptt@lynchburg.net&nbsp;The N
 onprofit sector faces many obstacles when it comes to identifying, hirin
 g and retaining top- tier staff and leadership. According to the Society
  for Human Resource Management, just under 60 percent of human resource 
 professionals over the next decade will see their largest challenge ahea
 d to be in recruiting, retaining the next generation of organizational l
 eadership. Improving your nonprofit recruiting process has never been mo
 re important.Key Learning ObjectivesUnderstand how potential talent see 
 your nonprofit organizationIncorporate information that counters negativ
 e assumptions about your organization in your first contact with prospec
 tive talentInstructor Bio: Bob Kenney, Ph.D.is President and Founder of 
 Partners Through Training, based in Richmond, Virginia since 1993 and ha
 s taught hundreds of classes as part of Duke University&rsquo;s Nonprofi
 t Management Certificate since 1995. As a trainer and business consultan
 t since 1993, Bob has worked nationally and internationally with thousan
 ds of people looking to develop practical business skills in the areas o
 f leadership, management, and team development; managing and working wit
 hin a remote team; influence and motivation skills; meeting management a
 nd facilitation; creative problem solving and innovation; mentoring, str
 ategic partnerships, and interpersonal collaboration. Bob has designed a
 nd delivered professional development workshops for a variety of clients
  in the US, including nonprofit organizations; pharmaceutical and health
  care organizations; manufacturing plants; educational facilities; comme
 rcial airlines and other service-based corporations; and local, state, a
 nd federal government agencies. Bob has partnered with 19 centers for co
 ntinuing and executive education at major universities, such as Duke Uni
 versity, the Universities of North Carolina, Virginia, Pittsburgh, Richm
 ond, Maine, and Southern Maine. Bob holds Masters and Doctorate degrees 
 in social and organizational psychology, with a specialization in small 
 group training and organizational analysis, from the State University of
  New York at Buffalo.RETURN TO THIS PAGE TO REGISTER
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 EN""><HTML><BODY>\n<p><strong>Instructor:</strong> Robert Kenney, Ph.D.,
  <a href="mailto:ptt@lynchburg.net">ptt@lynchburg.net</a>&nbsp;</p><p>Th
 e Nonprofit sector faces many obstacles when it comes to identifying, hi
 ring and retaining top- tier staff and leadership. According to the Soci
 ety for Human Resource Management, just under 60 percent of human resour
 ce professionals over the next decade will see their largest challenge a
 head to be in recruiting, retaining the next generation of organizationa
 l leadership. Improving your nonprofit recruiting process has never been
  more important.</p><p><strong>Key Learning Objectives</strong></p><ul><
 li>Understand how potential talent see your nonprofit organization</li><
 li>Incorporate information that counters negative assumptions about your
  organization in your first contact with prospective talent</li></ul><p>
 <strong>Instructor Bio:</strong> Bob Kenney, Ph.D.is President and Found
 er of Partners Through Training, based in Richmond, Virginia since 1993 
 and has taught hundreds of classes as part of Duke University&rsquo;s No
 nprofit Management Certificate since 1995. As a trainer and business con
 sultant since 1993, Bob has worked nationally and internationally with t
 housands of people looking to develop practical business skills in the a
 reas of leadership, management, and team development; managing and worki
 ng within a remote team; influence and motivation skills; meeting manage
 ment and facilitation; creative problem solving and innovation; mentorin
 g, strategic partnerships, and interpersonal collaboration. Bob has desi
 gned and delivered professional development workshops for a variety of c
 lients in the US, including nonprofit organizations; pharmaceutical and 
 health care organizations; manufacturing plants; educational facilities;
  commercial airlines and other service-based corporations; and local, st
 ate, and federal government agencies. Bob has partnered with 19 centers 
 for continuing and executive education at major universities, such as Du
 ke University, the Universities of North Carolina, Virginia, Pittsburgh,
  Richmond, Maine, and Southern Maine. Bob holds Masters and Doctorate de
 grees in social and organizational psychology, with a specialization in 
 small group training and organizational analysis, from the State Univers
 ity of New York at Buffalo.</p><p><a href="https://www.drfonline.org/eve
 nts/series/id/37/2022-nonprofit-capacity-building-trainin"><strong>RETUR
 N TO THIS PAGE TO REGISTER</strong></a></p>\n</BODY></HTML>
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