Workshops & Events
If you're looking for skills in specific areas of nonprofit management, then explore the Center's workshops. Classes are open to everyone and include nonprofit management, staff, directors, volunteers, and other interested individuals. Fees vary.
If you have specific needs or requests for the NRC, please fill out a Request Form and submit your request to the NRC. Thank you.
Workshops/Seminars
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The Changing Landscape of 403b Plans Details: Guidance will be provided on Nonprofits’ retirement plan management and discussion of Fiduciary Responsibilities applicable to nonprofit officers and executive directors
Presenter: Art Greene (Art Greene is Vice President of Retirement Services and Investment Advisor Representative for Principal Financial Group. He is located in the Richmond VA Regional Office of The Principal.)
Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008
Time: 10 a.m. – 12 Noon
Place: Council of Community Services 502 Campbell Avenue SW Roanoke, VA 24016
Cost: $10/members $15/nonmembers
Register: To register, please contact Linda Arrington at lindaa@councilofcommunityservices.org. by October 13th.
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"A Place Apart" An Executive Mini-Retreat
A minimum of 10 participants are needed to enroll for the class to run.
Please add this retreat to your calendars!
Date!
Friday, November 14, 2008
2:00-5:00 pm
Lifestream Center, Inc. (Directions below)
2006 Windsor Rd, SW
Roanoke, VA 24015
Phone: 540-344-3031
Cost: $30/NRC Members $55/Nonmembers
If you join NRC with your registration, you’ll save $25!
Register: Space is limited!
As Executive Directors, we tend many things. We tend our "call", the passion that energizes us. We tend our "community", the inspiration that stirs us. How often do we tend our greatest gift -- ourselves?
"A Place Apart" is an invitation to rest. On a Friday afternoon, in the peaceful setting of the Lifestream Center, we'll discover how to live from a center of rest, rather than stress. We'll explore practical ways of creating balance in our inner and outer lives. And, we'll carry away gifts to continue nurturing ourselves, while strengthening the work we care about so deeply.
This retreat is an invitation, for executive directors only, to come apart for awhile, so we don't "come apart".
Facilitator: Joe Cobb
Joe is an experienced Executive Director in non-profit human service agencies, including the Interfaith Hospitality Network in Roanoke. As an ordained clergy in the Metropolitan Community Churches, Joe understands the value of caring for self as essential to caring for others.
To register for a workshop, please contact Linda Arrington at lindaa@councilofcommunityservices.org.
(Space is limited!)
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