Through pioneering educational programs, applied research, and active engagement with nonprofit organizations of all types and sizes, the Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management (HBI) develops nonprofit leaders who change lives. HBI’s programs offer a healthy balance of theory and practice, providing the knowledge and skills needed for effective nonprofit management, leadership, and instilling in participants a critical focus on ethics, responsibility and standards of excellence in the nonprofit field. Established in 2001 as the first nonprofit academic center in Wisconsin, HBI’s mission is to improve the leadership and effectiveness of nonprofit organizations through education, research and service. HBI’s programs include: Education HBI’s graduate degree and continuing education programs provide knowledge and develop skills necessary for effective nonprofit leadership and management. Research HBI’s nonprofit research programs and speaker series generate and disseminate knowledge on nonprofit management and the nonprofit sector. Community Service HBI supports nonprofit organizational performance with online information resources, technology assistance and a discussion forum series. The Helen Bader Institute is a member of the Nonprofit Academic Centers Council.
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1240 North 10th St.
US，Wisconsin，Milwaukee，53205
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Join the Wisconsin Volunteer Coordinators Association for a lively discussion on professional development vs. maturity with author Rob Jackson! Don't miss this engaging conversation. Register here: https://bit.ly/4hTnUt5
Last chance! The Wisconsin Nonprofit Compensation Survey closes tomorrow. Share your insights and receive a free compensation report! Take the survey now! https://lnkd.in/g3KdCmFq
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Nonprofit Leaders: you are invited to be the guest of CharityEZ and The Blue Lotus Center as we explore various strategies to help prevent Compassion Fatigue on October 2nd. Because of the generosity of our sponsors Mars Family Foundation, Town Bank and Godfrey & Kahn, there is no cost to attend! Compassion fatigue is a significant issue facing many nonprofit leaders. Prolonged exposure to the suffering of those we serve can lead to emotional exhaustion, physical challenges, and reduced empathy that negatively affects our ability to help others. Prioritizing your own well-being is essential for maintaining your resilience and impact; and is critical to sustaining the ability to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. You are invited to join us?as we share specific tools and strategies designed to help you sustain compassion and your positive impact: Staying Present: Cultivating Mindfulness & Embracing Joy While Supporting Others with Julie Luther Inner Calm: Cultivating Peace Through Intentional Movement with Michael Larson Establishing & Honoring Healthy Boundaries: Supporting Others with Compassion While Preserving Your Own Well-Being with Daniel Miller Peaceful Communication: Using Nonviolent Language to Deescalate and Maintain Harmony with Jennifer Vondracek We invite you to reach out to [email protected] with any questions you may have. Advance Registration Required https://lnkd.in/gJ3iMaK2 Sean Mars Dennis Axelson Julie Luther Jeffrey Billings
Breaking News: The 2024 Wisconsin Nonprofit Compensation & Benefits Survey closes next week on September 27. Ensure your organization is included and gain valuable insights! Visit https://lnkd.in/g3KdCmFq to participate. Share your thoughts in the comments! #nonprofit #compensation #parity
Nonprofit research is often misunderstood. Get the facts and learn how to maximize your impact. Read more: uwm.edu/hbi
Nonprofit research is often misunderstood. Get the facts and learn how to maximize your impact. Read more: uwm.edu/hbi
Calling all nonprofit leaders in Wisconsin! The 2024 Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Survey is here - it's your chance to unlock the secrets to competitive pay. https://lnkd.in/g3KdCmFq
5 critical research methods for nonprofits: 1. Surveys 2. Focus groups 3. Interviews 4. Data analysis 5. Benchmarking Let us know in the comments which research methods your nonprofit uses! uwm.edu/hbi
?? Build an equitable, inclusive workplace with the HBI Nonprofit Compensation Survey. Empower your most valuable asset - your people! https://lnkd.in/g3KdCmFq
Exciting news, nonprofit leaders! Unlock the secrets to competitive compensation in WI. Take the 2024 Nonprofit Compensation Survey today: https://lnkd.in/g3KdCmFq. Don't miss this transformative opportunity!