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JVA to present at Colorado Nonprofit Association 2009 Fall Conference
The Colorado Nonprofit Association is preparing to host its annual Fall Conference on October 29–30. Hundreds of professionals from the nonprofit, business and government sectors will be in attendance to network and participate in workshops conducted by leaders and innovators … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Commentary, Social enterprise, Training Opportunities
Tagged Ashley Kasprzak, Center for African American Health, Colorado Nonprofit Association, Fall Conference, Janine Vanderburg, JVA Consulting, Kerry Lupher, Nancy Zuercher, Volunteers for America, Zion Senior Center
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JVA kicks off Executive Director Academy with “Genius Bar”
To kick off its accelerated, five-day version of Executive Director Academy, JVA convened a group of the best and brightest local nonprofit leaders to discuss timely nonprofit issues. The Genius Bar, as we like to call it, was made up … Continue reading →