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Nonprofit Roundtable events are uniquely designed to provide Members with a forum to share expertise and find out what's current in other disciplines around an issue of common interest or concern.
Click below for highlights from some of our events
2010 Events
- December 1
– The Meyer Foundation’s Rick Moyers facilitated a Board Chair conversation on topics including leveraging board impact and
spurring innovation.
- November 2 – Roundtable/Deloitte CEO Education Series: Leading Your People Forward While Building Your Bench
- November 3 – Development Table: Developing an Effective Online Fundraising Strategy
- November 5 – Predictions for 2011
- November 8
- Communications Table with Washington Post reporter Vanessa Mizell who writes
about nonprofits and philanthropy each week and her Editor Dion Haynes.
- October 29 - University/Nonprofit Affinity Group Event - State of the Nonprofit Sector: How Are We Doing?
- October 27 – Building Your Grassroots Fundraising (in partnership with the Ward 7 Nonprofit Network)
For CEOs and Development Staff to learn how to raise more money for
social justice with Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training
- October 25 – Roundtable/Deloitte CEO Series: Growing Leadership & Collaborative Skills
- April 5
– Engage Your Board in Sustainable Funding with Terry Axelrod of Benevon.
- March 19 – Making the Best Case with Andy Goodman
Andy Goodman of the Goodman Center facilitated a conversation on “Making the Best Case:
how to Use Stories in Budget Advocacy”.
- March 18
– Hard Questions: Are There Too Many Nonprofits? With Urban Institute’s Elizabeth Boris and Council
of Nonprofits’ Tim Delaney.
- February 23
– Nonprofits & Salesforce: discussion about the pros/cons of using Salesforce as a nonprofit data management tool.
Facilitated by NPower Greater DC’s Julie Chapman.
- February 8 – Finding the Win-Win’s in Nonprofit-University Partnerships
- January 26
– Communicating Your Message: A CEO conversation with National
Public Radio’s Pam Fessler.
- January 25 – CAFN event - The Foreclosure Crisis: Moving Toward Solutions in Greater Washington
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