Leadership Council for Nonprofits named its 2022 Leadership Legacy Award recipients — a Santa Maria board member, executive director of a Northern Kentucky nonprofit and the YWCA of Greater Cincinnati.
At least three prominent local nonprofits have announced leadership transitions in the last week.
Registration is now open for the Greater Cincinnati region’s premier nonprofit-board training program, featuring new curriculum and a shorter format for 2022.
Leadership Council for Nonprofits has announced that Jay Shatz – Emmy Award-winning, former WCPO television reporter – will join the Leadership Council team to advance the growth goals of its signature Board Orientation + Leadership Development (BOLD) program.
“Research on nonprofit boards in the Cincinnati region reveals a gap of several hundred board members needed in critical areas like health, education and public safety. Participation in the BOLD program can help to close that gap,” said Michael Jones, academic director of the Kautz-Uible Economics Institute at the University of Cincinnati.
After 11 years working for two national accounting firms, Rick Flynn felt an “entrepreneurial itch.” He longed for closer relationships with smaller clients, and to be more a part of the surrounding community. As a result, Flynn & Company was born.
Leadership Legacy Awards recognize nonprofit leaders and nonprofit organizations whose leaders “demonstrate great efforts to ‘secure the future’ of the organizations they serve and support.
The conference has moved online this year, and has brought on a new speaker to discuss how to prepare for future challenges.
Leadership Council for Nonprofits, host of the 2021 Securing the Future conference, is pleased to announce the call for nominations for the Nonprofit Leadership Legacy Awards. What better time to shine a spotlight on two individual nonprofit leaders, and a…
