Calendar of Events

2010 calendar of Alliance events [.PDF]

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2010

February  [top]

  • Feb. 20-24, 2010
    Senior Leadership Conference
    Scottsdale, AZ

    This conference is for leaders of child- and family-serving organizations, everyone from program managers to chief operating officers. Through workshops and networking, attendees build their senior leadership circle of community. Three workshop focus areas—operational development, leadership development, and organizational development—allow attendees to self-design their experience to maximize their knowledge and leadership development.
     
  • Feb. 27-28, 2010
    Board Chair/CEO Conference
    Philadelphia, PA
    This institute is designed to help enhance the relationships between member CEOs and their board chairs. The weekend session offers a unique opportunity for board chairs and their CEOs to work one-on-one in a small group setting to define key strategic issues and the specific needs of your organization.

April  [top]

May  [top]

  • May 2-7, 2010
    Executive Leadership Institute (ELI)
    Ann Arbor, MI

    ELI is a leadership certificate program for emerging senior leaders in the nonprofit human services sector. Individuals completing the institute develop heightened managerial and leadership skills that position and equip them to meet future needs within their organization. Content is delivered over 100 hours in two concentrated sessions of four-and-one-half days each in concurrent years. ELI is hosted on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and co-sponsored by its School of Social Work and Ross School of Business. Enrollment in ELI is limited.

June  [top]

  • June 9-12, 2010
    Alliance Executive Leadership Conference
    Portland, ME

    This annual conference retreat offers executive directors and CEOs opportunities for leadership development, networking, and support from executives across the country. Each year, a committee of Alliance member peers selects a conference theme that focuses on a key issue or challenge facing nonprofit human service organizations.

July  [top]J

  • July 14-16, 2010
    Civic Engagement Training Institute
    Kansas City, MO
    The Alliance Civic Engagement Training Institute provides unique learning and networking opportunities for staff of Alliance and United Neighborhood Centers of America (UNCA) member organizations. Participants learn how to incorporate civic engagement strategies into their organizational plans, transform the authentic voices of community residents into influence, and impact the broader social and economic issues facing their communities.

September  [top]

  • Sept. 20-22
    Civic Engagement Training Institute
    Minneapolis, MN
    The Alliance Civic Engagement Training Institute provides unique learning and networking opportunities for staff of Alliance and United Neighborhood Centers of America (UNCA) member organizations. Participants learn how to incorporate civic engagement strategies into their organizational plans, transform the authentic voices of community residents into influence, and impact the broader social and economic issues facing their communities.

October  [top]

  • October 20-22
    Alliance National Conference
    Milwaukee, WI

    The Alliance National Conference is the Alliance’s premier annual event. It presents participants with the opportunity to experience the best in networking, professional development, and intellectual stimulation through 50 workshop options, social events, and keynote speakers. Carefully planned each year by peer members of the Alliance, the workshop tracks cover governance, innovative programs, leadership, management, and the Alliance’s professional-responsibilities-specific Communities of Practice. The wide range of workshop tracks means this is a conference not only for CEOs and senior management, but also for board members and key staff.

If you have any questions, please contact Hillary Hanson, meetings assistant, at 414-359-6551.

Last updated: Monday, February 08, 2010


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