Hosted By
Maine Association of Nonprofits
Event Venue
Highland Lake Resort
Street Address 1
115 North High Street
State
Maine
Zip Code
04009
First Name
John
Last Name
Clark
Phone Number
207-871-1885
Email Address
learn@nonprofitmaine.org
Pricing Information
Two day retreat is $600 for MANP members, and $1200 for nonmembers
Registration Details (Example: "Registration closes March 6")
Scholarships available! Prior to registering, email your scholarship request to Learn@NonprofitMaine.org and be sure to include your name and organization.
Event Description
Are you tasked with engaging and inspiring audiences?
Do people naturally look to you for guidance?
Are you effective at bringing people together?
Are you open to learning from others?
Are you willing to make mistakes?
In a time of unprecedented distraction and changing dynamics in the places we live and work, today's leaders are tasked with making meaningful connections throughout their days. Connections that inspire in some way – whether it’s a team meeting, a spontaneous networking opportunity or a donor presentation. Leaders need to connect in ways that are authentic and compelling.
Over two days, far away from the demands of daily work, in a quiet and supportive learning environment with like-minded peers, participants will gain the knowledge, confidence and self-understanding necessary to ground their ongoing development as authentic leaders.
Participants will:
-Examine their understanding of leadership
-Articulate their passion for the work they do
-Develop skills to build trust and connect with others
-Practice telling stories to inspire others to take action
-Identify situations where these lessons can be practiced
About the Presenter
Beth McCarthy (https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmconsulting/) has spent 20+ years helping people make their messages relevant to the people they serve. She engages people in dialog around what it means to be a human leader (and why this matters) and believes that everyone has a story to tell (and as leaders, it’s our responsibility to both tell stories that get beneath the surface and gather these stories from others – which in aggregate greatly influence the decisions we need to make).
Do people naturally look to you for guidance?
Are you effective at bringing people together?
Are you open to learning from others?
Are you willing to make mistakes?
In a time of unprecedented distraction and changing dynamics in the places we live and work, today's leaders are tasked with making meaningful connections throughout their days. Connections that inspire in some way – whether it’s a team meeting, a spontaneous networking opportunity or a donor presentation. Leaders need to connect in ways that are authentic and compelling.
Over two days, far away from the demands of daily work, in a quiet and supportive learning environment with like-minded peers, participants will gain the knowledge, confidence and self-understanding necessary to ground their ongoing development as authentic leaders.
Participants will:
-Examine their understanding of leadership
-Articulate their passion for the work they do
-Develop skills to build trust and connect with others
-Practice telling stories to inspire others to take action
-Identify situations where these lessons can be practiced
About the Presenter
Beth McCarthy (https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmconsulting/) has spent 20+ years helping people make their messages relevant to the people they serve. She engages people in dialog around what it means to be a human leader (and why this matters) and believes that everyone has a story to tell (and as leaders, it’s our responsibility to both tell stories that get beneath the surface and gather these stories from others – which in aggregate greatly influence the decisions we need to make).
Event Date
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09:00 - 15:00
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