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Take a glimpse at Leadership Akron through the eyes of our alumni. This is what Teresa Stafford from Hope and Healing Survivor Resource Center shared with us: What is one thing you have learned or experienced during this program that excites you? "Through Leadership Akron, I am building connections, community, and family. Being part of something greater than myself allows me to have a broader impact in the community and be a better leader for my organization." Learn more about our programs: https://lnkd.in/gHshB2pC

By embracing business-minded strategies, nonprofit leaders can amplify their impact and drive meaningful change. Here are 5 nonprofit leadership strategies to drive success. 🔗: https://lnkd.in/gnVvDchC 🖋: Anne Brown

Want to step up your leadership and management skills? Need to drive a culture of accountability with your team? Or want to give the gift of leadership training to someone on your team to help them shift from being a strong individual contributor to being a great boss? Join us on November 8! From a previous attendee: "I attended the How to be a Great Boss Workshop with two of my newer managers. It was great for all of us to work with other businesses utilizing EOS, all speaking the same language. The workshop reinforced EOS concepts/principles and brought those to a more granular level. The group discussions were certainly a highlight for all. Working in a small team within the workshop invited different perspectives to the concepts and situations that were presented. It was also very nice to have so many high quality EOS implementers both presenting and working with the small teams. Excellent workshop for me personally, and the team. We will definitely attend and bring other managers in the future."

Community leaders, mentors, friends, colleagues: What are some of your favorite ways to engage in your local community and grow alongside peers of similar interests? Do you volunteer with certain organizations, do you attend community leadership classes, are you involved in local political parties? How do you participate in being the change you wish to see in your community?

Starting in February, The Nonprofit Strategy Group will launch a Board Leadership Accelerator designed for nonprofit board chairs and presidents. Meeting twice monthly, this program builds on our successful Leader's Circle model established in 2018. Participants will engage in collaborative learning sessions focused on governance best practices, strategic leadership, and peer-to-peer networking to strengthen their impact and effectiveness as board leaders. Learn more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gHNXsBfR

📚 Leadership begins at home! Learn how five Alabama parents turned their passion for quality education into action, becoming advocates for their charter schools and communities. Their stories are a testament to the power of grassroots leadership. 🌱💡 👉

🚀 Empower Your Mission Through Storytelling! 🚀 Join Sophie Wadsworth for an event focused on how storytelling can drive change and inspire action. Learn how to craft compelling stories that elevate your leadership, career, and the impact you make. ✨ What you’ll gain: Tools to create authentic, powerful stories Skills to connect with any audience Strategies to inspire action and change Don’t miss this chance to transform how you lead and communicate! 🔗 Register now! #Storytelling #Leadership #ChangeMakers #PublicSpeaking #SophieWadsworth

When a nonprofit leader steps down, the instinct is often to find someone with the same strengths and skills. But does that truly serve your organization’s future? In a recent search, Talbott Talent helped a nonprofit uncover a deeper need for community engagement and organizational culture development—shifting their focus from replicating the past to building for growth. Want to know how your organization can avoid common pitfalls during leadership transitions? Read more in our blog: https://lnkd.in/e9mJy-js

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