-Wayne Gretzky, Canadian former professional ice hockey player and former head coach
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Planning is a tool used to guide organizations through the maze of infinite possibilities and focus on what's important to survival and sustainability: How you spend your time, how you spend your money, how you create value. Planning helps organizations do a better job. This workshop will prepare you to strategically and systematically use planning to build commitment among your stakeholders, choose priorities, respond to your operating environment, and ultimately, improve your organization's focus.
The workshop includes six sections:
- Mission analysis
- Organizational and stakeholder analysis
- SWOT analysis
- Identifying strategic issues
- Life cycle positioning and impact on planning
- Strategic cycle
Pre-assigned homework: Every attendee is asked to research and bring a hard copy of their organization's articles of incorporation, bylaws, mission and vision (if your group has them).
Staff and board members of nonprofit organizations are encouraged to attend.
CASHMERE
Tuesday, April 24 | 9:30am - 3:45pm
The Conservatory Event Center (Apple Annie's)
TWISP
Wednesday, April 25 | 9:30am - 3:45pm
Twisp Senior Center in the dining room
HOW TO REGISTER - IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS!
There is a $15 registration fee which includes lunch. You will use our donation site to register. Under "Select a Campaign" choose "NPI Workshop: Planing to Plan". In the donation box, enter $15. In the description box, indicate which workshop you are attending (Cashmere or Twisp) and any other information we may need.
Please register by April 20th so we can make appropriate accommodations!
Click here to Register!
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Vicky ScharlauPresident/CEO, 501 Consultants, Inc.
Vicky has 30 years of experience developing and managing nonprofit organizations, projects and programs across the US and Mexico. Her skills include non-profit association and project management, non-profit board training, facilitation, strategic planning, organization and project budgeting, grant writing and managing, marketing and communications. Her range and depth of professional experience have earned Vicky a reputation as a leader, strategist, advisor, and communications specialist. She has a demonstrated ability to implement sound and effective management practices and deliver programs with a refined level of methodology and professionalism. Vicky's work experience includes stints in the private and public sectors including with quasi-state agencies, state agencies, elected officials, and non-profits. She has a bachelor's degree in agriculture from the University of Wisconsin in agricultural journalism and agricultural economics and masters of public administration from the University of Washington's Evan's School of Public Affairs.
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