Leading with Purpose and Resilience: A Focus on Executive Self-Care

We invite you to join us for our first ever Executive Director Forum, where we’ll explore one of Nonprofit Connect's 2025 organizational themes, Thriving with Self. In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world, the ability to master your emotions and cultivate resilience isn’t just a valuable skill—it’s a necessity for sustainable leadership.

This session is designed to empower executive directors with actionable strategies to enhance emotional intelligence, navigate challenges with confidence, and lead with authenticity. Gain insights that will not only help you thrive in your role but also inspire growth within your organization and team.

Please note: Attendance at this breakfast is solely for nonprofit executive directors and CEOs.

What You Can Expect:

• Insightful Discussions: Share ideas, learn from peers, and gain fresh perspectives.
• Valuable Networking Opportunities: Connect with other nonprofit leaders and build lasting relationships within the community.
• A Relaxed and Collaborative Atmosphere: Enjoy a casual setting to connect, share experiences, and forge meaningful partnerships.

Let's come together, share a meal, and build a stronger nonprofit community.
 

​Mark Your Calendars for Upcoming Events:

• Senior Leadership Gathering: Thriving with Others- April 15, 2025
• Executive Director Forum:Thriving in Your Organization-July 10, 2025
• Senior Leadership Gathering: Thriving with Self- October 30, 2025

Meet the presenter:

Cynthia Newsome is an award-winning journalist.  She has been at KSHB 41 for 27 years.  Many of you know her from the 25 years she was anchoring and reporting at 41. She was promoted 2 years ago to the management team and is now, Community Relationships Director for KSHB 41 and KCMI, 38 The Spot.     When Cynthia came to Kansas City, she knew she wanted to get involved in helping the community.  She didn’t waste any time. In 1997, her first year in town. Cynthia founded, Awesome Ambitions.  It’s a college and career readiness program for 8^th through 12^th grade girls in the Kansas City metro. That program is now in its 28^th year and more than 3,000 girls have participated in Awesome Ambitions.  

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