Leadership in Motion: Emerging Leaders Panel
Gain insights from experienced nonprofit leaders in this interactive panel discussion. Are you exploring opportunities to step into leadership? Managing people who used to be your peers? Inspiring a team to navigate a volatile funding environment? Our panelists offer recommendations for aspiring, new, and experienced leaders of nonprofit organizations big and small. Hear their experiences, ask questions, and learn practical tips for leadership growth.
This session will be guided by your questions. When you register, please share a few questions or topics you would like to discuss.
Our panel of experts includes three instructors from Oakland University’s Nonprofit Management Certificate program: Dr. Susan Harding (CEO at Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency), Maureen Rovas (Senior Client Manager for Community Impact at UpMetrics), and Aimee Argel (Associate Vice President of Major and Planned Gifts at Wayne State University). The panel also includes two graduates from Oakland University’s Nonprofit Management Certificate program: Andrea Meyer (Executive Director at Center for Success Network) and Coleman Yoakum (Executive Director at Micah 6 Community).
The Nonprofit Management Certificate (NPMC) program was designed to prepare community leaders for an increasing demand for sustainable funding streams, program metrics verifying outcomes, and new technical skills required for effective nonprofit management. This 6-course program, offered by Oakland University, helps strengthen skills in fund development, financial management, program evaluation, communications, and nonprofit leadership.
Panel
Dr. Susan Harding, CEO at Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (OLHSA) (learn more about Susan)
Maureen Rovas, Senior Client Manager for Community Impact at UpMetrics (learn more about Maureen)
Aimee Argel, Associate Vice President of Major and Planned Gifts at Wayne State University (learn more about Aimee)
Andrea Meyer, Executive Director at Center for Success Network (learn more about Andrea)
Coleman Yoakum, Executive Director at Micah 6 Community (learn more about Coleman)
Approved for 1 CFRE credit.
AFP Member: $25
Registration deadline is August 10 at 5pm.
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