Nonprofit Day 2019

Nonprofit Day 2019: Post-Conference Resources

Nonprofit Day was "Better Together" on Tuesday, October 29, 2019 at the Bayfront Convention Center in Erie, PA!

2019 was a record-breaking year with more attendees, sponsors and exhibitors than ever before. Thank you to all who supported/were able to join!

Below, you will find resources that speakers have allowed for sharing.

Opening Keynote - Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast (and Lunch and Dinner)

Jay Wilkinson
How to Captivate and Engage Constituents with Your Website

Jay Wilkinson
Afternoon Keynote - Eat, Pray, Give: An Exploration of Generosity

Lynne M. Wester
The Four Pillars of Donor Relations

Lynne M. Wester
Tricks of the Trade: Tips on Building a Fundraising Program

Abigayle Tobia, MNM CFRE
Creating Dynamic Tension for Fundraising Success

Steve Higgings, CFRE
Harnessing the Power of Social Donors to Grow Your Fundraising

Dawn Lego
Leadership for Long Term Sustainability: The Role of the Board and ED in Collaboration

Thomas Tupitza, Esq. & Debra Thompson
Fundraising, Digital Print, and Tackling New Challenges

Jeff Dowd
Team Talk: The Power of Communication

Meghan Duda
How To Build A Strong Relationship With Your Board

Emma Kieran
Mid-Level Donors: Bridging the Gap Between Annual and Major Gifts

Emma Kieran
Using Tech Best Practices to Collaborate & Communicate

Garrett Cooper
Diversity & Inclusion At All Levels: Action Steps For Fostering An Inclusive Organization For Board, Staff, And Clients

Ginny Giles & Janelle Newman
Inspirational Leadership: The Future of Nonprofit Impact

Elizabeth Cipolla and Aaron Phillips
Managing Stress in the Workplace

Keith Eller
Telling Your Story: How to Build an Effective Media Outreach Strategy

Erin Fessler and Kim Thomas
Collaboration and Community Building: How To Win On Social Media

Lesley Ridge Allen
Calling BS on Busy: Secrets of Time Management, Organization + Productivity

Andrew Mellen
Everything You Ought to Know About Virtual Races

Rahul Razdan and Scott Mills
Inspirational Fundraising: Igniting Action

Jeff Bagel, CFRE; Jonathan Rilling; Ted Wood
What's Your Plan for When Your Leader Unexpectedly Leaves?

Sara Jane Lowry and Wendy Burtner Owens
Coaching Your Leader to Fundraising Success

Scott Koskoski
Compliance Strategies for Impact and Growth

Sharon Cody
How to Build a Culture of Philanthropy

Stacey Anderson
Protecting Your Organization's Digital Assets

Mike Estrich and Janelle Shollenberger
Leading Yourself and Your Teams From Wherever You Are

Trina Walker
5 Strategies to Integrate Mindfulness Into Your Work Place

Victoria Stilson
Preparing Your Board for the Next Generation

Adam Williams, Esq.
Thank U, Next: Using Technology to Enhance Donor Stewardship and Recognition

Mike Richwalsky
Avengers Assemble: Creating Integrated Campaigns That Get Results

Mike Richwalsky

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Nonprofit Day 2019: Post-Conference Resources