Conferences & Events

• Date: 01 June 2019
• Published date: 01 June 2019
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1002/nba.30607

NONPROFIT BUSINESS ADVISOR JUNE 2019

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Conferences & Events

Annual Conference for Donor

Relations Professionals

The Council for Advancement and Support for

Education will hold its Annual Conference for Donor

Relations Professionals June 3–5 in San Diego.

According to organizers, great stewardship hap-

pens when your leadership, your development ofcers

and your donor relations team work together. This

conference aims to unite members of these groups to

encourage them to think more creatively, strategically

and collaboratively about how best to steward their

institution’s donors.

The conference agenda is designed for newcomers

to the advancement profession and professionals with

mid- and senior-level responsibility, and will be held in

conjunction with “Donor Relations 101,” a workshop

for newcomers to the advancement profession, and

“Senior Leaders in Donor Relations,” which is geared

toward seasoned donor relations professionals.

According to organizers, attendees will:

• Find out how to build or strengthen their donor

relations program.

• Learn new ways to engage, steward and cultivate

their organization’s donors.

• Take away ideas, samples and new approaches

that are working in well-developed stewardship pro-

grams across the nation.

• Ensure their donor relations program is

campaign-ready.

Fees for this event range up to $1,200.

For more information, visit https://bit.ly/2IEFFiw.

Center for Nonprot

Management’s 501(c)onference

The Center for Nonprot Management will hold its

8th Annual 501(c)onference June 11 in Los Angeles.

According to organizers, this conference brings

together nearly 400 nonprot, philanthropic and

civic leaders annually to share knowledge and con-

nect with others. This year, as organizations navigate

a variety of challenges, the conference will focus on

common ground and shared values, while embracing

the chaos of these current times as an opportunity

for creative solutions and better results. Keynote and

breakout speakers—leaders in their eld—will share

tactical tools and examples that will help attendees

become catalysts for change and growth within their

organizations.

Registration fees for this event range up to $295.

For more information, visit https://cnmsocal.

org/501conference.

InterAction Forum 2019

InterAction Forum 2019 will be held June 11–13

in Washington, D.C.

Sponsored by InterAction, an alliance of nongov-

ernmental organizations with 180-plus members from

around the world committed to working with the

world’s poor and vulnerable, InterAction Forum 2019

will feature the world’s most inuential and inspiring

organizations, changemakers and executives from

the public, private and NGO sectors. Attendees will

engage with leadership from marquee foundations,

governments, global industries, the United Nations

and national civil society organizations.

Featuring topical and diverse breakout sessions and

motivating general sessions, InterAction Forum 2019

offers a powerful platform on which attendees can

forge common solutions to pressing global challenges.

Registration fees for this event range up to $1,095.

For more information, visit https://www.interaction.

org/forum-2019.

Points of Light Conference

on Volunteering and Service

Points of Light will hold its annual Conference on

Volunteering and Service June 18–20 in St. Paul, Minn.

According to organizers, the conference is the

world’s largest service-related convening, bringing

together more than 2,500 nonprot, government,

business and civic leaders to gain and share the knowl-

edge, resources and connections needed to galvanize

the power of people to create change globally.

The conference provides the opportunity for thou-

sands to come together to collaborate and ensure the

volunteer sector continues to grow.

Co-hosted with HandsOn Twin Cities, a Points of

Light Network afliate, the 2019 conference is designed

to offer more opportunities for networking and explor-

ing the Twin Cities and its history of volunteerism.

Registration fees for this event range up to $780.

For more information, visit https://www.

volunteeringandservice.org. ■