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Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Academy for Nonprofit Excellence at Tidewater Community College


I can't say enough good things about the classes offered at Tidewater Community College for next-to-nothing cost (thanks to The Norfolk Foundation and Virginian-Pilot) to help Nonprofits enhance their work.

Give your nonprofit the edge it needs to compete in tough times. Or, perhaps your staff just needs refreshing. Courses at the Academy for Nonprofit Excellence are led by expert instructors (I was one!) on a variety of nonprofit topics and held at TCC's downtown Norfolk campus. Click here for details and to register.

Topics for the upcoming Fall 08 session are:
*Financial Analysis -- Aug. 6 and 7
*Political Action and Advocacy -- Aug. 26
*Capacity Building -- Sept. 11 and 18
*Performance Management -- Sept. 30
*Managing Volunteer Resources -- Oct. 9 and 16
*Producing Annual Reports -- Oct. 28
*Enhancing Board Governance -- Nov. 13 and 20
*Planned Giving Techniques -- Dec. 2


Monday, June 02, 2008

Add teacher to my credentials



For Tidewater Community College's
Academy of Nonprofit Excellence,
I presented a one-day course on
Monday, May 20th to approximately
30 people working toward their
Certificate in Nonprofit Management.

My topic:
"Discovering and Navigating Niche Markets"
This class will provoke you into action to reach your stakeholders, (donors, customers, members, whomever) with greater success than ever before using new twists on old methods, as well as cutting edge and emerging technologies, innovative marketing plans and resources, and some little-used, often-neglected techniques. By previewing your own marketing materials and learning from others’ successes, participants will explore ways to go from good to great. Some of the topics to be covered include common marketing mistakes, basic rules for marketing development, methods for discovering and navigating niche markets, the positioning statement and ways to use Web 2.0.

Note: most class surveys asked that this class expand to two days based on the large amount of material covered, so we could delve deeper and do more hands-on marketing materials review (only had time for 3 organziations).