 As a nonprofit professional, you need to keep up with trends in the public sector to do your job successfully.
Seminars are a great way to learn, network and get inspired. Particularly you will find a varied assortment of online seminars. Check out these ideas for continuing your education.
1. Make contact with organizations that serve the nonprofit professional.
The Center for Nonprofit Management features a calendar on its website with seminars from offer writing to planned giving programs.
2. Take a look at topic-specific seminar sites.
Learn about fundraising techniques on the Fundraising Web Seminars site.
3. Check your local university catalog for seminars on public policies, leadership and marketing. Give details to the presenter that you are from a nonprofit and ask for propositions definite to your needs.
4. Think about hiring an advisor to teach your staff to enlarge their fundraising and communications skills. A lawyer specializing in estate planning can help your planned giving staff understand the legal aspects of bequests.
5. Get in touch with highly regarded authors to give a seminar that will help you and your nonprofit colleagues, and by banding together previous to inviting an expert, you will keep costs down and be capable of exchanging ideas.
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