Postponed: Board Chair Boot Camp

Date and Time

Tuesday Apr 14, 2020
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM CDT

Coronavirus update: As a safety precaution, this program will be rescheduled at a later date. If you'd like to be alerted when this is rescheduled, please click the Register Now button to add your name to the Waiting List. Once a new date is set, you will be notified to officially register.

Location

Nonprofit Connect
125 E. 31st Street
Kansas City MO 64108

Fees/Admission

$100 - Members
$150 - Nonmembers
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Contact Information

Noreen Bridgham, Director of Programs
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Board Chair Boot Camp

Description

Current board chairs, newly appointed board chairs, presidents-elect - are you ready to advance your board leadership skills?

No matter the length of service, board members often feel under-prepared to take on the wide range of new responsibilities when assuming the role of board chair. Board Chair Boot Camp can give you a head start on successfully fulfilling this crucial role.

Participants will leave this session with a solid grasp of skills and behaviors needed to become highly effective in their role as board chairs. The curriculum focuses on these key areas:

The fundamentals of board service, including roles, relationships and skills;
Sound governance practices, board structure, board policy and tasks;
Succession planning and the board chair/executive director relationship.

This is a must-attend opportunity for current and prospective board chairs!

A program of the Board Development series.

Presenter

Our skilled presenter, Luann Feehan, is the President & CEO of Nonprofit Connect, a Certified BoardSource Governance Trainer and an experienced nonprofit board member.

Parking Instructions:

Nonprofit Connect is located in the KCPT building under the big red tower. Please park in one of the two lots directly north and across 31st Street from the station, leaving the main lot for KCPT staff and visitors with disabilities. Do not park in spaces marked AKC in the west side of the lot. Use caution when crossing the street.