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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Colorado Nonprofit Association provides nonprofits with advice for inspiring voters
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting The Colorado Nonprofit Association wants you…to inspire voters! Trusted Voices: Nonprofits and Colorado’s Fiscal Future was the theme behind the Colorado Nonprofit Association’s September 27 meeting at the Metropolitan Community Church of the Rockies. Attendees … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged Amber Alarid, Colorado Nonprofit Association, Conocer, John Creighton, Lindsey Hodel, Proposition 103
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Nonprofit professionals weigh in on new Facebook features
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting In order to get some real-world perspective on some of the new Facebook features, such as the timeline, which allows you to look back to see which posts received the most “Likes” and other metrics, … Continue reading
JVA goes to Greeley
By Ashley Kasprzak, JVA Consulting Partnerships can make our lives easier and extend the reach of our programs. One partnership that JVA Consulting values greatly is its partnership with the United Way of Weld County. United Way’s leaders have been … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising, Training Opportunities
Tagged Ashley Kasprzak, Catholic Charities, Chris Kiser, Enita Kearns-Hout, Guadalupe Community Center and Shelter, Janine Vanderburg, Jeannine Truswell, North Colorado Medical Center Foundation, Susan Van Deren, United Way of Weld County
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Ask Amber: Tips for starting your nonprofit career
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting As a young nonprofit professional and recent college grad, I find myself with a seemingly ceaseless stream of questions about advancing my career and on-the-job etiquette. When I turn to other young professionals with these … Continue reading
Tips for nonprofit executive searches
By Wendy Steinway, JVA Consulting At JVA, we have recently seen a number of inquiries about our nonprofit executive search services, as well as several new job announcements for our Boomer Job Board. With all of this activity, we decided … Continue reading
My don’t-miss-sessions in the upcoming Colorado Nonprofit Association conference
by Janine Vanderburg Friday is the last day for early registration for the Colorado Nonprofit Association conference, and this year, there are lots of great reasons to attend. Over two days of workshops on a variety of topics, as well … Continue reading
Posted in Books and articles you want to read, Commentary, News you can use, Training Opportunities
Tagged Alexandra Mitchell, boomers, Colorado Nonprofit Association conference, Janine Vanderburg, Jeff Pryor, JVA Consulting, Kristy Judd, Mountain States Employers Council, Sarah Fischler, Silver Mine, Silver Tsunami, Social enterprise
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Ask Amber: Young nonprofit professionals and starting salaries
By Amber Alarid, JVA Consulting This week, I tackle the issue of how young professionals can negotiate a reasonable starting salary. Question: Most nonprofits don’t have much flexibility on salaries (I was prepared in advance for how small mine would … Continue reading →