This seminar introduces a new method for writing successful grant proposals! Today’s highly competitive environment and new legislative accountability initiatives establish a more rigorous atmosphere in which nonprofits are expected to demonstrate excellence, competence and results. Learn how to obtain maximum return for the time and effort you put into grant writing.
Key Topics To Be Covered Include:
Board Building, Nonprofit Infrastructure – what needs to be in place to demonstrate excellence and competence, What is ROI=ROD, Pre- contacts with foundations, corporations and other funding sources, How to design and prepare a successful proposal.
Featured Speakers:
Delia Fleishhacker Ehrlich
Ms. Ehrlich is a third generation San Franciscan whose family has always been involved in the community. She has served as a Trustee of the Fleishhacker Foundation for over forty years. As Director of Community Relations for Macy*s West. Ms. Ehrlich produced Benefit Shopping Days in communities in 7 states as well as helping to establish and expand the annual Passport AIDS fundraiser in
San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ms. Ehrlich is the Principal of DFE & Associates.
Dr. Peggy M. Jackson
Dr. Jackson is a author, lecturer and consultant whose specialty is risk management, business continuity planning and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance for nonprofit organizations. She has co-authored six books on risk management in nonprofit organizations including Sarbanes-Oxley and Nonprofits: A Guide to Building Competitive Advantage with Toni Fogarty, Ph.D. that is due to be published by John Wiley & Sons in 2005. She is currently a Principal with Adjunct LLC in San Francisco.
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