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Nonprofit Programs at Center for New Leadership & Marlboro Graduate School

The Center for New Leadership at Marlboro Graduate School is a community focused program on exploring and applying new approaches to leadership. Working with nonprofits and mission-driven individuals, organizations, and coalitions, we build leadership capacity through teaching, coaching, and consulting.

Laura Gillespie, an alumni of the Nonprofit Management Program at Marlboro College Graduate School, sat down with us to talk about the program, her experience in nonprofits, and her future.

 

Mike Mrowicki is a former state legislator in the Vermont House of Representatives and one of the founders of the Vermont Fatherhood Initiative. He was also part of the first cohort of students in the Nonprofit Management Program at Marlboro College Graduate School. Mike sat down with us to talk about the program, his experience in nonprofits, and his future.

 

ARE YOU LOOKING TO…

  1. Develop new skills to expand your professional options?
  2. Create systems that help you or your organization work better?
  3. Measure what matters and show that your work is making an impact?
  4. Strengthen your board so they can support your organization effectively and efficiently?
  5. Connect with a supportive network of mission-focused individuals in our region?

Then Center for New Leadership programs may be for you. We work with individuals and nonprofits to help you figure out where you are, what’s standing in your way, and how to get to where you want to be. We do this through short workshops, longer certificate programs, and individualized consulting.

In addition, the Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management at the Marlboro College Graduate School supports nonprofit executive staff and trustees who wish to be outstanding leaders in their organizations and their communities.

For more in see http://www.nonprofit.marlboro.edu

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