Board Recruitment with a Purpose
Does your nonprofit struggle with board member engagement and participation? Do you need to bring new skills and expertise onto your board? Do you want to build a more diverse board for your organization?
If you answered YES to any of these questions, this workshop is for you! Board Recruitment with a Purpose will provide practical strategies and tips to help your nonprofit organization recruit and retain great board members. Whether you are looking to diversify your board’s makeup, bring on new skills, or simply establish infrastructure to support board recruitment efforts, this workshop is built with you in mind!
Grow
Expand
& innovate
Get tickets!
Expand
& innovate
Your guide to nonprofit excellence
Join nonprofit governance and fundraising expert Launa Wilson for this engaging and informative training session. With over 20 years of real world experience in nonprofit fundraising, governance, and leadership, Launa is a highly sought after speaker and trainer who offers practical solutions for nonprofit sustainability. This workshop is designed for executive directors and board leaders to attend and learn together!
- Learn how to assess your current board and identify needs.
- Gain knowledge of the structure required to guide board recruitment.
- Get practical tips to attract the board members you want.
- Understand how to train & engage board members for successful governance.
Praise for Launa's Last Workshop on Nonprofit Board Fundraising
"Attending this seminar was a great experience for my Board President and myself that equipped me with invaluable knowledge and skills to make a meaningful impact in the nonprofit sector. The course provided insights into strategic fundraising techniques, board governance best practices, and effective leadership strategies. I highly recommend this course!"
"I highly recommend attending Launa’s workshop or working with her on an individual basis. You will be rewarded with new insights and valuable recommendations!"
"This workshop was fantastic! We learned a great deal to take back and implement with the rest of our board."