The Annual Forum on Nonprofit Effectiveness
March 3-4, 2005
The Sheraton Crescent Hotel
2620 West Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021
Social entrepreneurship is the creation of social value through the innovative application of the best of for-profit and nonprofit practices, including the diversification of income sources with earned income strategies.
Social entrepreneurs are resourceful and results-oriented utilizing strategies that encompass accountability and the benefits and risks of change.
Social entrepreneurship principles are appropriate for all the kinds of nonprofit organizations -- small, large, new, mature, rural, metropolitan -- that comprise the nonprofit sector. |
The Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management's 7th
Annual Forum on Nonprofit Effectiveness will be held March
3 - 4, 2005. The topic for this Forum is Social
Enterprise: building service capacity through non-traditional
approaches and strategic thinking for long-range sustainability.
The Annual Forum on Nonprofit Effectiveness, held on the
first Friday of March each year, is designed to stimulate
thought about best practices in nonprofit leadership and organizational
effectiveness as well as provide affordable access to the
latest and most innovative thinking on core issues.
This year's Forum focuses on Social Enterprise within the
Nonprofit Community. We will highlight existing resources
and emerging efforts to build the capacity of Arizona nonprofit
leaders, organizations and the sector as a whole.
This statewide conference on Social Enterprise will serve
to assist nonprofits in increasing their service capacity
by exploring creative approaches to diversified funding in
the nonprofit sector. We'll explore building service capacity
through non-traditional approaches and strategic thinking
for long-range sustainability.
The price to attend this conference is $125.
For each organization attendee paying the full price, a board
member from the same organization may attend at the discounted
rate of $90.
- CEO's of nonprofit organizations
- Board volunteers
- Funders
- Government partners
- Corporate partners
- Faith community
Click here to read about the
2004 Annual Forum.
Click here to read about the 2003
Annual Forum.
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