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Wed 14
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Managing is hard work. It can push all kinds of buttons that distract us from being present with one another. That’s because we’re human. Whether CEO, seasoned manager, or brand new to a role, the key to successful management is learning how to keep human relationship at the center of all work. The good news is that managing well is a skill that can be taught – to all levels. That’s what the Being Human Management Training is for – to grow you and your management style.
Mon 19
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Policy Conversations bring together nonprofit leaders and local elected officials (mostly state legislators) to discuss public policy issues that are important to charitable nonprofits and the people and communities they serve.
Tue 20
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Developed from ongoing nonprofit management research and the Center’s guide, Principles & Practices: Best Practices for North Carolina Nonprofits, this 6-session series facilitates learning, discussion, and fundamental management strategies around board governance, program design and evaluation, strategic planning, fundraising, financial management, and human resources.
Wed 21
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This webinar explores why a culture of transparency is essential for nonprofit organizations, highlighting its surprising benefits, including increased donor trust and engagement. Participants will learn actionable strategies to foster transparency within their organization, including how finance teams can effectively communicate key information to stakeholders and how fund accounting software can support these efforts.
Wed 21
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This peer-cohort learning experience has been described as “a master’s degree in leadership” and uses session themes and peer-prepared case studies to sharpen timeless leadership skills.
Wed 21
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Managing is hard work. It can push all kinds of buttons that distract us from being present with one another. That’s because we’re human. Whether CEO, seasoned manager, or brand new to a role, the key to successful management is learning how to keep human relationship at the center of all work. The good news is that managing well is a skill that can be taught – to all levels. That’s what the Being Human Management Training is for – to grow you and your management style.
Wed 28
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This forum will examine the demands being placed on NC's energy infrastructure, challenges and opportunities, and solutions that support affordability, resiliency, and workforce development.
Wed 28
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Managing is hard work. It can push all kinds of buttons that distract us from being present with one another. That’s because we’re human. Whether CEO, seasoned manager, or brand new to a role, the key to successful management is learning how to keep human relationship at the center of all work. The good news is that managing well is a skill that can be taught – to all levels. That’s what the Being Human Management Training is for – to grow you and your management style.
Mon 2
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Get solutions to the unique problems nonprofit accounting professionals like you face every day! NCACPA’s Not-For-Profit Accounting Conference is the only state-wide conference that is designed specifically for YOUR community.
Wed 4
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Managing is hard work. It can push all kinds of buttons that distract us from being present with one another. That’s because we’re human. Whether CEO, seasoned manager, or brand new to a role, the key to successful management is learning how to keep human relationship at the center of all work. The good news is that managing well is a skill that can be taught – to all levels. That’s what the Being Human Management Training is for – to grow you and your management style.
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