A Free Webinar with Fundraising for Good
Did you know that businesses can double their chances for success simply by creating a current and relevant strategic plan to guide growth? This workshop is perfect for nonprofit leaders seeking to begin a planning process that engages the entire team and produces a realistic action-focused plan.
Funding for Good’s experts will break down the 10 things every organization should know before drafting the final document. Participants will walk away with a greater understanding of different approaches to the process, professional tips on what works and what does not, and an arsenal of strategies to generate buy-in.
Takeaways
- Learn why a strategic plan is vital for sustainable growth
- Gain tips for achieving buy-in from your board, staff, and stakeholders
- Break down the top 10 things organizations should know before crafting a strategic plan
- Understand primary functions and components of a multi-year strategic plan
- Determine who should participate in the strategic planning process and how to engage them
- Learn how to conduct a detailed environmental scan for your organization
- Identify metrics you need to guide a current and relevant strategic planning process
- Access a variety of free tools and templates to help your organization get started
Presenter
Marie Palacios, Lead Consultant for Funding for Good, is an expert educator, consultant, and facilitator who helps leaders achieve their goals. She combines evidence-based facilitation methods and two decades of professional experience to facilitate dynamic and productive meetings. Her specialties include consensus building, leadership development, and strategic planning for both for-profit and nonprofit organizations.
About the Series
The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley offers a series of capacity-building trainings designed to strengthen local nonprofits through practical skill development, peer learning, and access to expert resources. These sessions help organizations grow more resilient, sustainable, and effective in serving their communities.
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