Leadership II (Staff & Volunteers) & Legal Compliance & Ethics | Virtual Standards Series (3 of 6)
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Leadership Part 2 (Staff & Volunteers) and Legal Compliance & Ethics | Virtual Standards for Excellence Implementation Workshop Series (3 of 6) Moderated by: Tish Mogan, Standards for Excellence Director, PANO Presented by: Standards for Excellence Licensed Consultants Rosalind Spigel, MSOD, ACC and Thomas A. Tupitza, Esq.
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Do you want to move your organization to the next level of effectiveness? Would you like to incorporate the latest practices to strengthen your leadership and management and could use some support? Would you like to have the potential of raising more money because donors and funders are confident about the quality of your programs and you have evidence to prove it? Are you feeling like there is something more you could do to promote excellence in your organization? If your answer to any of these questions is YES, the Virtual Standards for Excellence® Implementation Workshop Series is for you! This session, the third of six, covers the third Guiding Principle of the Standards for Excellence: Leadership Part 2 (Staff & Volunteers) and Legal Compliance & Ethics. We’ll look at things like organizational and management structure, compensation procedures, personnel policies, volunteer policies, legal requirements for creating inclusive workplaces, and more. We’ll provides lots of tools and resources for putting the information shared into practice, including:
Join us for just this one or attend all six in the series! Sessions will take place every other Wednesday, starting January 19 except for the last session, which will be held two weeks after session 5, on April 6. While all six workshops complement each other, they can each be viewed independently of the others. Don’t worry if you can’t attend every session – if you sign up for the full series, you’ll receive a copy of the recording and supporting materials for all six.
Each session will be interactive, offering opportunities to learn from the wisdom in the room through peer-to-peer sharing. We’ll have large group discussions where you’ll discover useful tips and strategies for applying the Standards in your organization as well as small group discussions using breakout rooms, where you can really dig in to how others’ practices can help you improve your operations (and where you can share promising practices of your own!).
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Six Session Series Agenda: All sessions take place on Wednesdays from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST, except session 3, Leadership Part II and Legal Compliance & Ethics, which will run from 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM EST.
January 19, 2022: Mission, Strategy, and Evaluation (presented by Sara Longo)
February 2, 2022: Leadership Part 1 (Board) (presented by Deb Thompson)
February 16, 2022: Leadership Part 2 (Staff & Volunteers) and Legal Compliance & Ethics (presented by Rosalind Spigel, MSOD, ACC, and Thomas A. Tupitza, Esq.)
March 2, 2022: Finance and Operations (presented by Linda Rentschler)
March 16, 2022: Resource Development (presented by Stephanie Cory, CFRE, CAP)
April 6, 2022: Public Awareness, Engagement, and Advocacy (presented by Ashley Suhler Tobin)
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Single Login Cost: Leadership Part 2/Legal Compliance Web Meeting – $45 for PANO Members | $100 for Not-Yet Members Full Series (20% Discount) – $216 for PANO Members | $480 for Not-Yet Members Terms of Participation Group Screening Cost: Full Series (20% Discount) – $720 for PANO Members | $1,598 for Not-Yet Members Terms of Participation
This option makes the most sense when you have 4-10 individuals interested in viewing the webinar. For fewer than 4 attendees, a single login ticket for each person is the most cost-effective option. For more than 10 attendees, please email Christina at christina@pano.org to discuss options. |
Materials & Login/Call-In Instructions: Can’t attend? All registrants will receive a recording of the webinar following the live session! |
What People Say About the Standards for Excellence: “The information provided during these sessions would be so helpful for any board member, new or seasoned!”
“This workshop should be mandatory for all Governing Board members in a non-profit. I believe all the information presented to us was important and needs to be communicated to all board members.”
“I would highly recommend the accreditation process to any organization in the nonprofit sector looking to maximize their potential. The process is very straightforward, and the staff at PANO are a pleasure to work with!” – Nicolle Schnovel, Co-Executive Director, Berks Connections/Pretrial Services
“The Standards for Excellence seminars have certainly helped us all to improve multiple aspects of our organizations. I didn't have any idea how much I would learn from the process. I think the nonprofit sector in our area has moved up a notch because of the program! With the resources provided, I can focus on the actual programming and service delivery to our constituents. Thank you for such a great learning experience!” Mark Moyer, Executive Director, Setebaid Services |
About the Facilitators: Tish Mogan, Standards for Excellence Director, PANO (Series Moderator) Tish earned an MBA with concentration in Nonprofit Management from Eastern University. This follows an MA in Theology from St. Bonaventure University and a BA in Mathematics with a minor in education from Gwynedd Mercy College.
Tish brings tremendous amount of experience in the fields of education, nonprofit administration, and business. Her education experience spans secondary through graduate level with previous experience as an adjunct faculty at Eastern University’s MS in Nonprofit Management program. Tish brings professional administration experience in creating and leading integrated strategies to align organizational objectives with key constituencies (investors, students, staff, and communities). Areas of expertise include program development, fundraising, fiscal and legal accountability, policy development, board management, and strengthening ethical cultures in organizations.
Currently, Tish serves on the board of PathStone Corporation. Learn more about Tish here.
Rosalind Spigel, Principal, Spigel Consulting, MSOD, ACC (Session Co-Presenter) Rosalind Spigel believes in the difference nonprofits can make. Her vision is to make the world a better place by increasing the effectiveness of mission-driven organizations, and to help nonprofits – and the people in them – grow and prosper. Rosalind brings creativity, innovation, and insight to nonprofit systems to support engagement and alignment of leadership, staff, and volunteers to achieve shared goals in service to the organization’s vision. In consultation with her clients, Rosalind designs and facilitates strategic planning through implementation, board development, leadership coaching, capacity building interventions, and workshops tailored to nonprofit experiences. Rosalind received DEI training through the National Coalition Building Institute and Race Forward, and has published a series of articles on implicit gender bias. Other articles include The Sacredness of Change and Developing Leadership: Using Triggers as a Wake-Up Call. She is the recipient of the Hal Kellner Award for contributions to issues of diversity and social justice. A former Executive Director, Rosalind brings over 30 years of experience in working for and with nonprofits. Thomas A. Tupitza, Esq, President, Knox Law (Session Co-Presenter) Tom has advised clients in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors on governance, finance, and real estate matters for over 35 years. A past president of the Pennsylvania Association of Bond Lawyers, he is active as bond counsel in tax-exempt financing transactions for nonprofits, school districts, and municipalities. He has served as President of Knox Law—a 40-member firm based in Erie, with offices in Pittsburgh, North East, and Jamestown, New York—since 2007. He is currently included in The Best Lawyers in America® for Public Finance Law, Health Care Law, Real Estate Law, and Land Use & Zoning Law. Tom is a graduate of Westminster College and Harvard Law School, where he served as Executive Editor of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. He is an elected member of the American Law Institute, having served on its Consultative Groups for the Restatement of the Law, Charitable Nonprofit Organizations, and Principles of the Law, Compliance, Risk Management, and Enforcement. He is a member of the Charitable Organizations Committee of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and is active in several other professional organizations. In addition to his extensive professional service to nonprofits, Tom has volunteered on several nonprofit boards. Learn more about Tom here.
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