UW-Green Bay encourages the region’s nonprofit staff, executives, board members and notable leaders, consultants and advisors to flourish by gathering for the second annual nonprofit conference “Plant-Cultivate-Bloom” on April 3 at Lambeau Field.
The conference will take begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Registration for the event is open.
The keynote speaker will be Eloiza Altoro, principal consultant of Mind Redesign Consulting, who will address attendees about “Leading Authentically: Staying True to Your North Star.” Altoro has over 30 years of experience working for and with professional associations and nonprofit organizations. She will address the myths and realities of authentic leadership and provide tools, activities and strategies to become more authentic, mindful leaders.
Recognizing the different needs, there will be multiple sessions throughout the day with presentations specific to all nonprofit staff—from entry level to executive.
- Succession Planning: Securing Your Organization’s Future
- Radical Gratitude: Leveraging Authentic Stewardship to Retain Your Donors
- Plant, Cultivate, Bloom: Endowments & Reserves
- Leadership Island: Identify & Prevent Leadership & Executive Isolation
- Effective Governance Trends for High-Performing Boards
- Be Ready: Nonprofit Crisis Communication Planning
- Nonprofit Budget & Finances
- Assess Operations, Infrastructure & Strategy
- Advocacy as a Tool to Advance Your Mission
- Why Your Marketing Sucks & How to Fix It
- Masterful Tactics to Building & Keeping Your Dream Fundraising Team
- Leveraging Workplace Culture for Retention
The day of the conference will end with a closing session “Generative AI for Nonprofits,” which will dive into AI best practices, tips and tricks and hands-on applications. The session will spark curiosity and boost confidence in utilizing AI for fundraising and grant writing.
To learn more about nonprofit conference including detailed information about sessions, visit uwgb.edu/nonprofit-network/nonprofit-conference/ For additional information, contact Kat Weber at weberka@uwgb.edu or 920-663-7317.
