Our annual conference for newer Executive Directors (5 years or less at current organization) will be in Latham, NY this year Dec 10-12. And limited
grant sponsorship dollars from the Dyson Foundation are available for Executive Directors of organizations in Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Orange, Putnam, or Ulster Counties!!!
Helping You Become A Better Leader
This intimate retreat setting is the perfect opportunity for Executive Directors to engage with other nonprofit leaders currently in this role, master the critical skills necessary for effective nonprofit management, and receive individual consultation with industry experts on the issues that your nonprofit is facing.
NYCON’s annual Executive Director Retreat is oriented and specifically designed for those nonprofit Executives who are in their first 5 years of service in this role.
The retreat is designed to introduce, through practical application, the many and varied functions and competencies necessary for a successful Nonprofit Leader. An intensive emphasis is placed on several of the most critical, multi-disciplinary “real world” elements of executive leadership, management, and problem-solving.
This retreat is an essential part of the toolkit for your professional and organizational development.
2013 Participant:
“One of the most important and useful training any new executive director of a not for profit could attend is the NYCON New Executive Director Training.”
Questions? Contact Us! Kate Pauly— Membership & Events Coordinator, NYCON 1 (800) 515-5012 ext. 126 or email kpauly@nycon.org
Learn More & Apply Today! Executive Director Retreat 2014 December 10th-12th, 2014 The Century House Latham NY 12110
Are you a new Executive Director or CEO with less than five (5) years of experience?
Rates & Other Information:
NYCON Member Rate: $745.00
(Including two overnights and all meals)
NYCON Member Rate: $555.00
(Meals With No Overnight Room)
Non-Member Rate: $855.00
(Including two overnights and all meals)
Non-Member Rate: $640.00
(Meals With No Overnight Room)
Please see www.nycon.org for full details.
LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE!
“Being A Successful Executive Director”
For even more information and to register please follow this link: http://www.nycon.org/index.php/latest-news/events/leadership-retreat-being-successful-executive-director-latham-ny/#.VA3gw_mwIUs
Monday, September 8, 2014
Taconic Resources for Independence Holding Deaf and Hard of Hearing Panel: 9/24/14
Diversity
and Awareness Panel: Hearing Loss and Accessibility
Did you know that 800 million people are affected by some kind of hearing loss?
One-third of those affected are of retirement age - 65 years or older and the
other two thirds are pre-retirement age, this statistic includes infants
and children!
Hearing loss does not discriminate and
has the potential to affect everyone. To raise awareness, as well as to illustrate
the diversity of hearing loss, we have asked individuals of all ages and levels
of hearing loss to speak about their personal experiences. Professionals will
also be presenting about the rights of individuals with disabilities covered
under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Join us and learn how you can make Dutchess
County more accessible for people with hearing loss.
Date: Wednesday,
September 24th
Time: 9:30am – 1:00pm
Location: The
Henry A. Wallace Center
at the FDR Presidential Library & Home
Route 9, Hyde Park, NY
No registration fee - Lunch provided
Presenters:
·
Cheylisia
Edwards, US Dept. of Health & Human Services - Office of Civil Rights
·
Bruce
Gitlin, Attorney, NY Center for Law & Justice
·
Kathleen
S. Friedman, LCSW, CSC, Director Deaf/HH Program & Limited English
Proficiency Services at New York Presbyterian Hospital - Westchester Division
·
Parents
of Deaf and/or Hard of Hearing Children
·
Individuals
in the Deaf/Hard of Hearing Community
RSVP by:
Wednesday September 10, 2014
Jeanine
Byrnes, Deaf/Hard of Hearing Services Community Liaison
Mid-Hudson
Interpreter Service, Taconic Resources for Independence, Inc.
845-452-3913
x103 Voice
845-345-8416
Video Phone for ASL Users
Panel is funded
by: Taconic Resources for Independence,
Inc.
In collaboration
with:
Dutchess County
Deaf Awareness Group
Hudson Valley
Catholic Deaf Center
Sign
Language Interpreters, Assisted Listening Devices and CART will be provided
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