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   YNPN Denver connects and develops young nonprofit leaders to leverage our collective strengths.


SAVE THE DATE!



April 23, 2010

Starz Film Center


Please join us for a full day of top-notch local and national presenters, covering issues that matter to you.

 

 Our Sector:  We'll talk about relevant and emerging trends and issues, challenges facing the sector, and how to move us forward. 

 Your Network:  YNPN Denver connects and develops young nonprofit leaders to leverage our collective strengths.  We serve as the place for networking, professional development and support for young professionals.

It's Time:  How do you make the next step professionally?  How do we advance our sector nationally and locally?  Attend April 23 and find out!

 

Space is limited; watch for registration and more announcements to come. 


This site is your resource for information on engaging in the nonprofit sector in Denver, and news and articles on the National YNPN movement and generational issues affecting the sector. Learn about the benefits of YNPN membership, sign up for our listserv , browse articles written by other young professionals in the sector, and search resources for news and perspectives on nonprofit topics and trends.

Aside from these tools and resources, you'll find YNPN social networking and professional development events on our calendar- we hope to see you at one soon! Follow us on Twitter or become a member of our Facebook group for the latest updates, news, and information from our Network.

 
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Keep Young Leaders: Invest in Talent
The nonprofit sector must realize paying to keep talented, dynamic, young leaders is of essential service to the community. Alyssa Kopf argues that every effective strategic plan should include a section titled, “Building Human Resource Capacity”. More
Why Nonprofits Aren't Taken Seriously (and what to do about it)
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Adaptive Capacity and Improving Organizational Effectiveness
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Overcoming challenges with a social marketing approach
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