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X-WR-CALDESC:Presenter: Propel Nonprofits\nCost: Free\n\n<
a href='https://www.propelnonprofits.org/trainings/boards-in-a-time-of-ada
ptation/'>REGISTER\n\nAs nonprofit leaders and team members contin
ue to develop and implement new and creative ways to be responsive and rel
evant to the needs of their clients\, what is the role of the nonprofit bo
ard right now? Where is their leadership needed most to support the organi
zation\, its employees\, and the recipients of its services? This webinar
highlights the critical actions nonprofit boards can take in this time of
ongoing uncertainty when the ability to adapt is more important than ever
before\n\nPresenter: Kabo Yang\nYang has spent her career working a
nd consulting in the nonprofit sector in the Twin Cities. She began as a P
aralegal at Southern MN Regional Legal Services\, then Foundation Relation
s Manager at Greater Twin Cities United Way\, and most recently\, the Exec
utive Director at Minnesota Women’s Consortium. Her consulting practice fo
cused on identity-driven leadership\, culturally-affirming nonprofit manag
ement and inclusion initiatives\, and prioritized people of color-led orga
nizations including Mu Performing Arts\, Centro Tyrone Guzman\, Hmong Cult
ural Center\, The Power of People Leadership Institute\, and Hnub Tshiab:
Hmong Women Achieving Together. Yang served on nonprofit boards for over t
en years and is currently serving on Streets Stops and Mountain Tops and S
outheast Asian Resource Action Center. I’m also an adjunct instructor in t
he Organizational Leadership graduate program at St. Catherine University.
She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration\; Masters’ Degrees
in Organizational Leadership and in Human and Organizational Systems\; an
d is pursuing her Ph.D. in Organizational Development and Change. Yang is
a former refugee\, single parent to two young adults\, and enjoy movies\,
traveling\, and reading.
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DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Propel Nonprofits\nCost: Free\n\nREGISTER\n\nAs nonprofit leaders and team members continu
e to develop and implement new and creative ways to be responsive and rele
vant to the needs of their clients\, what is the role of the nonprofit boa
rd right now? Where is their leadership needed most to support the organiz
ation\, its employees\, and the recipients of its services? This webinar h
ighlights the critical actions nonprofit boards can take in this time of o
ngoing uncertainty when the ability to adapt is more important than ever b
efore\n\nPresenter: Kabo Yang\nYang has spent her career working an
d consulting in the nonprofit sector in the Twin Cities. She began as a Pa
ralegal at Southern MN Regional Legal Services\, then Foundation Relations
Manager at Greater Twin Cities United Way\, and most recently\, the Execu
tive Director at Minnesota Women’s Consortium. Her consulting practice foc
used on identity-driven leadership\, culturally-affirming nonprofit manage
ment and inclusion initiatives\, and prioritized people of color-led organ
izations including Mu Performing Arts\, Centro Tyrone Guzman\, Hmong Cultu
ral Center\, The Power of People Leadership Institute\, and Hnub Tshiab: H
mong Women Achieving Together. Yang served on nonprofit boards for over te
n years and is currently serving on Streets Stops and Mountain Tops and So
utheast Asian Resource Action Center. I’m also an adjunct instructor in th
e Organizational Leadership graduate program at St. Catherine University.
She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration\; Masters’ Degrees
in Organizational Leadership and in Human and Organizational Systems\; and
is pursuing her Ph.D. in Organizational Development and Change. Yang is a
former refugee\, single parent to two young adults\, and enjoy movies\, t
raveling\, and reading.
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LOCATION:Webinar
SUMMARY:Boards in a Time of Adaptation
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