PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEBINAR Board Engagement Friday, March 21, 2014, Noon to 1:30 PM Central Now more than ever all nonprofit organizations ne

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEBINAR

Board Engagement

Friday, March 21, 2014, Noon to 1:30 PM Central

Now more than ever all nonprofit organizations need engaged, motivated, and perpetually developing boards to be successful. In this seminar we will discuss small practical tips as well as some big ideas that will help you with your board. No matter what the size of your company we hope this webinar will give you at least one new idea of something new you can try. Andrew Frank, Susan Gabriel, and Marte Siebenhar will serve as panelists.

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TYA/USA MEMBERS - $5.75
NON TYA/USA MEMBERS - $15.75

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GUESTS:

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Andrew Frank is currently the Executive Director of Making Books Sing and the Interim Executive Director of Queens Symphony Orchestra in New York. He is also a board member for TYA/USA. Andrew also has an active organizational consulting practice focusing on Strategic Planning and Transitions. Previously, Andrew was the Director of the Cultural Institutions Unit at the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. As a commercial producer, in addition to a number of Off-Broadway projects Andrew was an Associate Producer on Broadway with Lombardi, A New American Play. Andrew taught graduate Directing at NYU in the Department of Dramatic Writing and is a certified personal coach from NYU. Andrew’s passion is working with artists, entrepreneurs and nonprofit organizations.

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Susan Gabriel is a senior associate at NYC-based Cause Effective, an organization dedicated to helping nonprofits "diversify funding, raise more money from individuals, activate boards of directors and get the greatest value from special events and anniversaries so they can achieve long-term community change." Susan has provided coaching and consulting services to a wide variety of agencies across the nonprofit sector. She specializes in building client confidence around resource development, including designing compelling major donor and anniversary campaigns, boosting board fundraising effectiveness, and building vibrant and successful special events.

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Marte Siebenhar, Executive Director of Bakehouse Art Complex in Miami, is dedicated to strengthening and supporting sustainable business practices for United States arts and cultural organizations. She has served as interim executive director, marketing director, speaker, facilitator, and consultant for the Children’s Chorus of Washington, Miami Theater Center, Illinois Council of Orchestras, The Global Language Network, Amadeus Concerts, Inc., and Theatre for Young Audiences/USA. At The Kennedy Center’s DeVos Institute of Arts Management, Marte was responsible for building, managing, and conducting the Institute’s paid consultancies. There, she studied best practices and created strategic plans and arts management training resources used by hundreds of organizations across the arts industry. An alumna of the Kennedy Center Fellowship, she also led elementary school education programs at Midori & Friends and Carnegie Hall in New York City. An oboist and native of Oxford, Ohio, Marte received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Manhattan School of Music.

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