CNM-Collaboration: Keys to Success

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Launched in July 2014 Center for Nonprofit Management will present a monthly series of classes to the Inland Empire in collaboration with Academy for Grassroots Organizations. As a benefit of membership AcademyGO members will receive a $25 discount code. Contact Paula Martinez martinezpaulap@gmail.com for AcademyGO discount code. All registrations will be done through Center for Nonprofit Management.  See Online Registration link below.​

Collaboration:  Keys to Success

Funders love it and causes are revolutionized by it.

Learn to engage in meaningful collaborations, understand your strengths and gaps, and explore the many models and tools for improving your new and current collaborative efforts

What is the magic behind successful collaborations and what does it take to engage in collaborations that are effective? This interactive training will cover strategies, methods, and practical tools for community collaboration. Expect to participate in hands-on discussions, planning activities, and connect with fellow nonprofit leaders as we explore:

• The what, why, and when of engaging in collaborations.
• Key considerations for successful collaborations.
• Leading and participating in partnerships and collaborations.
• Building strategic relationships for collaboration.
• Avoiding pitfalls and building strong, meaningful collaborations.
• Putting collaboration into action.

Presenter Information:

Julie Ha Truong, Director of Education, Center for Nonprofit Management

Julie is an experienced nonprofit management professional, facilitating groups and individuals to transform big ideas into reality. For 16 years she has spearheaded a number of collaborations and training programs. She is currently the Director of Education at the Center for Nonprofit Management (CNM), a premier source for management training, consulting, and coaching for thousands of mission-driven leaders.
 
Formerly, Ms. Truong led a public school district’s implementation of the Community Schools model with 100 public, private, and government partners, to improve academic and health outcomes for youth and families.

Previously, she also established and led the award-winning Capacity Building Program, strengthening professionals through training, consulting, and coaching. She is best known for her collaborative leadership, project management, facilitation, training, and coaching skills. She holds a Masters of Public Policy in Management and Leadership, is a CNM Certified Coach, has a certificate in Project Management, and speaks a second language: Mandarin Chinese.



Special thanks to our In-kind Sponsors, Inland Empire United Way and AFP Inland Empire Chapter, for making this training possible.