BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.drfonline.org//event CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Business Plan UID:02FEC5B10E005D03F309EEF5B5E7203A ORGANIZER:MAILTO:lmerricks@drfonline.org DTSTART:20171024T050000 DTEND:20171024T120000 DTSTAMP:20260809T092533 DESCRIPTION: Speaker: Jeanne Allen, jeanneallennc@yahoo.comLearn how t o prepare a business plan that will help your nonprofit track its perfor mance and be a tool for taking it into the future. Normally, a non profit creates a business plan because they want to manage better -- to share it internally, or with potential donors. A business plan is an important component to operating nonprofits efficiently and successfu lly. To remain in existence, nonprofit organizations find that it is nec essary to perform in a more businesslike fashion. Key Learning Obje ctives1. Understand why writing a business plan is a critical component to operating a nonprofit.2. &nb sp; Know the advantages of writing a business plan.Bio: Jeanne Allen has over 30 years of experience in the nonprofit sector in a variety of man agement and staff positions, including instructor in the Duke University Nonprofit Management Program; independent consultant, Management Consul tant at Girl Scouts USA National Headquarters; and Assistant Dean, Multi cultural Programs, Westchester (NY) Community College. Ms. Allen ho lds an Ed.S. In Instructional Systems Technology and MS in Adult Educati on from Indiana University. She is a Board Source Certified Governance T rainer.Register for this class and others by returning to this page and clicking the orange register button. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n

Speaker: Jeanne Allen, jeanneallennc@yahoo.com

Le arn how to prepare a business plan that will help your nonprofit track i ts performance and be a tool for taking it into the future. Normal ly, a nonprofit creates a business plan because they want to manage bett er -- to share it internally, or with potential donors. A business plan is an important component to operating nonprofits efficiently and successfully. To remain in existence, nonprofit organizations find that it is necessary to perform in a more businesslike fashion.

< strong>Key Learning Objectives

1. Understand why writing a business plan is a critical component to opera ting a nonprofit.

2. Know the advantages o f writing a business plan.

Bio: Jeanne Allen has over 30 years of experience in the nonprofit sector in a variety of mana gement and staff positions, including instructor in the Duke University Nonprofit Management Program; independent consultant, Management Consult ant at Girl Scouts USA National Headquarters; and Assistant Dean, Multic ultural Programs, Westchester (NY) Community College. Ms. Allen hol ds an Ed.S. In Instructional Systems Technology and MS in Adult Educatio n from Indiana University. She is a Board Source Certified Governance Tr ainer.

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