Nonprofit Executive Alliance

We are thrilled to be growing! We're #hiring a new Executive Director to help take the Nonprofit Executive Alliance to the next level. We are looking for someone passionate about the nonprofit sector in South Florida who brings their own ideas and enthusiasm on how we can regionalize the sector by supporting nonprofit leaders and leveraging impact. Please take a look at the job application requirements and submit your cover letter and resume as requested.

Member shoutout! Check out NEA member Sandra Bermudez from The Lucy Project and the awesome write up about her impactful work in today’s Miami Herald. https://lnkd.in/eci6sBQr #communityimpact #nonprofits #leadership #collaboration

Congratulations to Nonprofit Executive Alliance member Newton B. Sanon and his team at OIC of South Florida for a successful Middle Class Summit! NEA members were out in full force, in the audience and up on stage. Collaboration at its best! On Day 1 esteemed member Kathleen Cannon from United Way of Broward County moderated a great panel with NEA Executive Director Sandra Veszi Einhorn, CNP as well as Renee Jaffe from the Early Learning Coalition of Broward County and Henri Crockett from the The Crockett Foundation. Attendees also got to hear from our favorite HR expert and NEA Preferred Consultant Ivelices Thomas from HR & Beyond. Together we can achieve bigger and better, more effective and efficient systems of care that eliminate barriers to those who need support and assistance!

After being a Broward based organization for nearly a decade, a year ago this month the Nonprofit Executive Alliance decided to expand its South Florida footprint to support nonprofit CEOs in Miami Dade and Monroe County. This thoughtful process included many stakeholders and over two years of due diligence. A year later, we have blossomed into the largest nonprofit CEO coalition in the state. As a member benefit, every month we do an informal lunch at a local restaurant. It’s the perfect opportunity to break bread, enjoy fellowship and strengthen our community through collaboration. Many thanks to our partner in this effort Fernanda Jorgensen, MPH from PhilanthropyMiami. Here’s a picture from our Miami lunch last week with several of our newest members. We can’t wait to see what the future holds as we continue to grow and support nonprofit CEOs personally and professionally. Many thanks to our members that recognize the importance of working together to create a stronger, more resilient community. Together, we make South Florida a better place to live, work, learn, and play. #community #leadership #nonprofits #partnership #collaboration

Thank you Superintendent Dr. Howard Hepburn for meeting with members of our Nonprofit Executive Alliance today for a private, closed door meeting. We enjoyed getting to share the great work that our member network is doing for BCPS students. We look forward to continuing to work with you and your team to improve student outcomes in and out of the classroom. #memberbenefits

Thank you to everyone who joined us Thursday for our regional meeting! This quarter our topic was on advocacy. It was a packed house full of nonprofit CEO's ready to be engaged and inspired! Thank you to Florida Nonprofit Alliance for sending Leah McDermott down to give a fantastic presentation and set the tone for the morning. Than you to Isabela Corzo at United Way Miami, Amanda Gorski from The Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County, Nicholas Hessing from Children's Services Council of Broward County and Kathleen Cannon from United Way of Broward County for being on our partner panel and sharing with members how they can get more involved in local level coalition building. Special thanks to our member panel, moderated by our Board Chair Cornell Crews Jr Community Reinvestment Alliance of Florida with the incredible stories from Germaine Smith-Baugh, Ed.D. Urban League of Broward County, Felipe Pinzon Hispanic Unity of Florida, Inc. (HUF), Dr. Linda Parker Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. and Irenaida Diaz LCSW, MCAP, ICADC Advocacy Network on Disabilities. The value of this organization is in its ability to support nonprofit leaders personally and professionally. Together we shared, we learned, we laughed, we cried and we were reminded of the importance of leaning into our role as advocates. Leading the charge to speak up for those we serve, those without a voice and those who struggle to find their internal champions. Together we change lives and communities and make all of South Florida a better place to live, work, play and learn! Thank you Mike De Lucca Broward Regional Health Planning Council, Inc. for hosting us!

Thank you to our members who attended today's Nonprofit Executive Alliance regional meeting with funders. Thank you to Fernanda Jorgensen, MPH and our partners at PhilanthropyMiami. Thank you to Patrick Morris for moderating and giving inspirational opening remarks. Thank you Tara Nicole (Gaudin) Williams M.S.,CPC,PHR,SHRM-CP from Broward County Government, Juliette Fabien, MBA, RN from The Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County and Lynne Kunins- Founder, CEO from FLIPANY for a great panel. Then some great conversation with Sheri Brown Grosvenor, MSHRD from the Community Foundation of Broward, Loreen Chant from the Health Foundation of South Florida and Shekeria Brown from JPMorgan Chase & Co. moderated by Andrea Iglesias from Urban Health Partnerships. Looking forward to continuing to have dialogue about how we can have a deeper, more meaningful impact across the region. Some of our biggest takeaways from today are at the core of our work to support nonprofit leaders professionally and personally. 1. Nonprofit leaders are some of the best advocates. Leverage your knowledge about your mission and impact to help solve some of our communities toughest issues. 2. Relationship building with funders is like dating (you had to be there!). Find commonalities and bring your best foot forward. 3. Be authentic and honest. Lean in to what you know how to do and don't be afraid to partner or ask for assistance when needed. #communityimpact #leadership #collaboration #notallheroeswearcapes #partnership #nonprofitleadership #nonprofits #socialimpact

Join us this Thursday at our next regional meeting designed to bridge the gap between funders and providers. Our goal is to foster a space where both sides can come together to discuss challenges, concerns, and opportunities openly and transparently. By working collaboratively, we can strengthen outcomes and drive real change in our communities. **Membership Required**: This exclusive event is open only to members of the Nonprofit Executive Alliance. If you're not yet a member, now is the perfect time to join! Why Join the Nonprofit Executive Alliance? Access to Exclusive Events: Participate in members-only events like this one, where you can learn, grow, and network with industry leaders. Professional Development: Gain access to a wealth of resources, training, and support to enhance your skills and advance your career. Collaborative Community: Be part of a vibrant network of nonprofit professionals dedicated to making a difference. Advocacy and Support: Benefit from our collective voice and influence to drive positive change in the nonprofit sector. 🔗 Join Now: https://lnkd.in/ew26bCEh #WorkingBetterTogether #FunderProviderCollaboration #StrengthenOutcomes #OpenDialogue #NonprofitNetwork #JoinNEA #community #leadership

 Nonprofit and business leaders in South Florida -- American Jewish Committee (AJC) is partnering with Nonprofit Executive Alliance, Community Foundation of Broward, Coordinating Council of Broward and David Posnack JCC to bring an important training For Non-Profit, For-Profit, & Civic Leaders on Countering Antisemitism in the Workplace. Gain a deeper understanding of antisemitism, seeking ways to effectively address and counteract its presence in our society. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain profound insights from Dr. Saba Soomekh, AJC’s Director of Training and Education, into combatting prejudice and fostering understanding as she addresses the pressing issue of global antisemitism. · April 2, 12:00 pm: Virtual event hosted by Nonprofit Executive Alliance. Register here: http://bit.ly/ajc-nea · April 3, 12:00 pm: In person hosted by Community Foundation of Broward. Register here: http://bit.ly/cfb-ajc · April 4, 12:00 pm: In person hosted by The Coordinating Council of Broward at David Posnack JCC. Register here: http://bit.ly/ajc-cfb

Congratulations to all of the members from the Nonprofit Executive Alliance that were nominated as finalists and won awards at the 211 Broward nonprofit Awards last week. We had members that were finalists in every category except one and there were only 2 categories that members did not win. Days like today show the depth and breadth of leadership and diversity of membership. We are proud to be over 140 members strong and the largest coalition of nonprofit CEO's in the region. Together these rockstar leaders cover every aspect of the continuum of care and services across economic, social and health. Congratulations to the NEA winners Scott Ehrlich David Posnack JCC Lisa Goldberg Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida Randy Colman  Goodman JFS of Broward County Charlotte Mather-Taylor  Area Agency on Aging of Broward County Monica Wesolowski Canine Assisted Therapy, Inc. Linda Parker, PhD  Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. Monica Figueroa King Broward Healthy Start Coalition, Inc. We are so proud of our members and the impactful work being done across South Florida!