So You Want Your Board To Do Something? (or) Is Osmosis Overrated

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Date/Time
Date(s) - November 20, 2023
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm

Location
Remote

Fee: $45 with discount code
Register at: https://utahnonprofits.org/index.php?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/info&Itemid=2031&reset=1&id=466


Common Good Vermont is delighted to announce Utah Nonprofits Association’s virtual event. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

Nobody joins a board because they want to “mess things up.” People join because they believe in and want to help advance the mission of the organization. Unfortunately, not all organizations know how to effectively marshal the resources of the board. Join UNA and Fund Raising Counsel to learn about best practices for partnering with your board on your organization’s fundraising efforts.

This session, intended for chief staff officers (CEOs/Executive Directors) of nonprofit organizations, will lead participants through a ten-question organizational self-assessment to identify strengths and opportunities for improving board effectiveness. The session will also provide specific strategies that can be utilized to improve board operations to better support the organization.

Join us for this engaging session and learn how to effectively work with your board and leverage their strengths to best support your organization.

Registration Instruction: Use the code 2023SYWYBVT to register at the discounted rate.

Presenter: M. Scott Mietchen, CFRE

Scott has more than twenty years of comprehensive experience in institutional advancement including fund raising, foundation management, public relations and marketing, alumni relations, and volunteer and staff management. Prior to joining FRCI, Scott served as Vice President for University Advancement at Utah State University and President of the Utah State University Foundation, where he oversaw planning for the university’s first comprehensive campaign. During his tenure, private gifts increased 49%, reaching the highest levels in university history. Before joining USU, Scott served the University of Utah as Executive Director of Development and Campaign Director during the planning stages for the university’s third comprehensive campaign, and as Director of Major Gifts.