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8 am – 8:30 am: Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30 am – 8:45 am: Welcome
8:45 am – 11: 45 am: Opening Session
Opening Session: “Generational Rapport Leadership”
Chip Espinoza and Mick Ukleja, Ph.D.
This dynamic and interactive session
will take an in-depth look at all generations in the workplace. Learn how
to transform your organization through leadership contributions from all levels
of experience. The session will also help address the perceived disconnect
between managers and the staff of “twenty-somethings” that they
manage as well as how they successfully lead them. This session will make
use of the Generational Rapport Inventory (GRI) that participants will have
completed prior to the conference.
11:45 am – 12 noon Break
12 noon – 1:15 pm Special Lunch session, Dr. Mick Ukleja
Join Dr. Ukleja who will talk about his recently released book Who Are You And What Do You Want? A Journey for the Best of Your Life. It has been praised by legendary coach John Wooden, Grand Slam golf champion Gary Player, and many prominent leaders and CEOs, as “the one book to read that will immediately impact your life.”
1:15 pm – 2:45 pm Afternoon sessions – 3 concurrent breakout sessions – choose one please
#1: Fundraising in a Virtual World – Nick Allen, Donordigital
Technology is changing the way we communicate with our constituents. Reaching
multi-generational donors online is an opportunity you may want to embrace.
This session is about how you can communicate more effectively in a virtual
world.
#2: Recruiting for the Nonprofit Workforce: a multi-generational approach – Christina Winting, Human Resources, City of Santa Monica
Individuals representing all generations – including recent college graduates, mid-career professionals and retirees - are looking for meaningful experiences in the workplace. In this session learn how to match your organization’s staffing needs in a new way capitalizing on the multi-generational approach.
#3: Bringing Younger Board Members and Volunteers to Your Organization
How do you successfully integrate next generation leaders on to your board, especially if most current members are approaching or beyond the half century mark? A panel moderated by Richard Diaz, Executive Director of the Riordan Volunteer Leadership Development Program, with “next generation leaders” Chris Lewis, board member of Boys and Girls Club Long Beach, and Josh Lowenthal, President of the Board of Children Today will provide insight into how to integrate this highly motivated group on to your board and into your organization.
2:45 – 3 pm Q & A and closing
3 pm Reception & Book Signing
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LBNP RESOURCES
The Long Beach Nonprofit Partnership announces a full day conference:
Get ahead of the curve. Learn to understand and manage the complexity of the generational leadership handoff now underway.
Click here to view the invitation
Thursday, June 12 – 8 am
The Pyramid at the Pointe, CSULB
Featured speakers:
Mick Ukleja, Ph.D., President LeadershipTraQ and Chip Espinoza, Executive Vice President LeadershipTraQ
Register online and pay with a credit card by selecting the appropriate fee level. If you prefer to pay by check or would rather mail or fax your registration form, you will find a printer-friendly form here.
You are not considered enrolled until we have received payment. You are responsible for payment unless we receive notice of cancellation by June 2.
