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Rabbi Ari Dembitzer, director of Chai Lifeline's Lubeck Fellowship in Jewish Nonprofit and Communal Leadership, discusses unconventional paths to leadership and impact. Learn more at chailifeline.org/lubeck

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The National Trust for Historic Preservation is hosting a webinar titled "Insuring Historic Properties in an Increasingly Challenging Marketplace—What You Need to Know" on July 16 at 3 pm ET as part of their Preservation Leadership Forum Webinar Series. I will be on the panel, which includes Kevin Sullivan, Vice President & Client Executive, National Trust Insurance Services, LLC; and Stephanie Cherry-Farmer, MHP, Historic Preservation Division, Georgia Department of Community Affairs. Click the link below to register and please reach out if you have any questions! #historicbuildingreuse #historicpreservation

Ever considered serving on a nonprofit board? You can learn what it entails, how to translate your background into nonprofit service, and how to find a good fit Oct 1 6:30 - 8 pm. Join Spur Local and The Young Nonprofit Professionals Network of Washington, DC (YNPNdc). Details below.

?? NEW: Our Executive Director, Angira Sceusi, shares her insights in The 74 Media on navigating the complexities of school district superintendent turnover. As an Atlanta nonprofit that has seen five superintendents in the last decade, we know firsthand the importance of stability and strategic leadership in driving change for our students. ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e8X9-wtB #Atlanta #Superintendent #Leadership #Turnover

**COUNTRY female leaders share their career journeys with Illinois State University student athletes in Community Leaders Series** COUNTRY is committed to giving back to the community and helping develop the next generation of talent. In 2025, COUNTRY is partnering with Illinois State University Athletics (ISU) to foster career growth for student-athletes through a variety of activities including panel discussions, CEO chats, volunteer opportunities and more. Lindsey Rinkenberger, Director of Commercial Agribusiness Underwriting Operations, and Erin Klein, ChFC?, CLU?, Director of Life/Health Administrative Operations, sat down with ISU track and field athlete Mattison Plummer to share their experience as female leaders at COUNTRY, as well as their tips for taking risks, building confidence and balancing work and life while leading successful teams. Watch the video at https://lnkd.in/dZsFRXpy

What happens when you put charity Chief Executives in a room together??? Typically within 15 minutes, attention turns to governance and, let's face it, to the concerns and frustrations they have with their Boards?? And if those Chief Executives are running membership organisations that conversation takes a particular turn - how can membership organisations promote engagement and involvement WHILE securing the governance that helps them grow and develop as an organisation? ?? ?? I recently wrote a piece for the Civil Society governance and leadership magazine about exactly this - you can read it in full here.

We were honored to welcome President Garry Jenkins of Bates College back to Moritz for an inspiring discussion on leadership! President Jenkins joined Dean Kent Barnett for a conversation about his journey in leadership across academia, nonprofits, and corporate governance. It was incredible to hear firsthand about the experiences that have shaped his career, from his time at Moritz and Minnesota Law to his current role leading Bates College. Thank you, President Jenkins, for sharing your insights with our Ohio State Law community! #Leadership #MoritzCollegeOfLaw #BatesCollege #Alumni #LawAndLeadership

At the intersection of celebrity influence and business education lies an incredible opportunity to reshape industries and increase access to leadership roles for Black and Brown communities. Celebrities like Denzel Washington and Alex Rodriguez, who were recently inducted into the Boys & Girls Clubs of America's Alumni Hall of Fame, exemplify how high-profile individuals can impact communities, serve as role models, and drive change. Their journeys from Boys & Girls Club members to global icons highlight the influence of mentorship, opportunity, and community engagement in shaping successful leaders. For HBCU business schools, partnerships with celebrities and influential public figures provide a unique chance to inspire students, showcase diverse leadership, and open doors to industries that are often underrepresented. By leveraging the reach and impact of celebrities, HBCU business programs can: Elevate visibility of business education’s role in creating leaders across various industries. Foster partnerships that provide students with mentorship, internships, and leadership development opportunities. Increase access to high-ranking leadership roles for Black and Brown communities by breaking down barriers and building pipelines to success. In the same way that the Boys & Girls Clubs celebrate the achievements of their alumni, we believe that business schools can use the influence of celebrity partnerships to inspire, uplift, and prepare the next generation of business leaders. We are always looking for partners to help us support our business schools and their students with events, sponsorships, and more. Join us in building the future of business leadership at www.HBCUBusinessDeans.org. #HBCU #BusinessEducation #CelebrityInfluence #Leadership #DiverseLeaders #HBCUBusinessDeansRoundtable #Mentorship #FutureLeaders

Interested in nonprofit board service? ?? Join us for a complimentary workshop with the Concord Young Professionals Network to explore board roles, responsibilities, and leadership opportunities. Presented by Keryn Kriegl of the NH Center for Nonprofits. In this session, you'll learn about the role of nonprofit boards, questions to ask when considering board service, how to find board opportunities, and tips for becoming an effective board leader. ??https://lnkd.in/eCvycSWn