This year’s conference will help you enhance your professional growth, your organization and your future. The 2012 conference has something for everyone.
Executive Directors & CEO’s
The conference was initially designed to provide nonprofit leaders the skills and information necessary to fully and successfully run their organizations. In the past 16 years the conference has proven an effective tool for every participant. There are several workshop sessions specifically addressing the various challenges nonprofit Executive Directors and Chief Executive Officers face.
Nonprofit Board Members
While serving on the board of your favorite nonprofit you have a lot to contribute. Increase your knowledge and impact by attending the workshops prepared especially for board members.
Nonprofit Staff
Every nonprofit has staff members who are directly responsible for advancing a powerful nonprofit sector. As every staff member develops vital skill sets the organization as a whole becomes stronger. In turn the nonprofit sector benefits. The Washington State Nonprofit Conference & Expo is the perfect place for organizations and their staff to grow.
Nonprofit Buddy
We know that thousands of Washingtonians associate and work with nonprofits on a daily basis. If you have any professional or personal interest in the nonprofit world, this conference is also for you. Many conference attendees utilize valuable networking time to create connections, maintain partnerships, and more importantly, learn from your peers. Even if you work in a for-profit organization, the Nonprofit Conference & Expo is a invaluable experience. If you are interested in being an Exhibitor, click here.
According to previous conference attendees, here are the top 5 reasons to attend:
- Massive networking opportunities
- Powerful keynote speakers with invaluable knowledge
- Interactive workshops with leading presenters
- Savings at the Nonprofit Solutions Marketplace
- Great food, music, and fun!
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Six months after the 2010 conference I’m still applying things I learned that day. The keynote speakers, Dan Pallotta especially, were top-notch. Everything that day was fantastic, but to this day that lunchtime keynote speech by Pallotta remains my favorite part.