Topics Covered:

• What work really constitutes board work
• Essential roles and responsibilities nonprofit boards and board members need to undertake
• What philanthropic leaders look for as signs that good governance is actually happening
• Ways to effectively engage your board in relationship and resource development
• Ways boards can organize and approach their work and meetings to maximize their leadership

Outcomes:

• Assess how effectively your board is leading your organization
• Develop an action plan to improve the effectiveness of your board’s leadership
• Determine ways to restructure your board and board processes to achieve better outcomes

Intended audience:
This series is developed for the professional and volunteer leaders of nonprofit organizations including executive directors, board officers, board members, development officers, or those aspiring to any of these positions.

Instructor Kevin D. Monroe:
Kevin D. Monroe serves as director of Greenleaf Consulting Partners and works with organizations and institutions interested in adopting and implementing “servant leadership” philosophy, principles and practices.

He serves as a consultant to a number of federal and state government agencies and works with several national nonprofit organizations and associations. He is a popular keynote and session speaker at regional and national conferences.

Since 2002, Kevin has led more than 100 workshops on board governance and consulted with dozens of nonprofit organizations on a variety of board governance matters. He is passionate about helping boards and board members harness their passion to advance their organization’s purpose.

He is a lifelong learner who received his B.A. from Mercer University and an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University. Kevin is a professional member of the National Speakers Association.

How it works:
Approximately one week before the session, you will receive an e-mail with instructions on how to log in, download handouts, and participate in the webinar.

Webinar fee entitles purchaser to one computer log-in which cannot be shared. In addition, no refunds, transfers or credits will be issued for missed sessions. If you miss a session, a recording of the webinar may be provided.