IMPORTANT INFORMATION: In order to access this session, GoToWebinar asks attendees to register on their site. This is a quick step IN ADDITION to our regular registration that should only require your name and email. Please visit this link to complete your GoToWebinar registration: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7566320479487308557 We’ve all been there. You’re in a Board meeting, and fundraising comes up. You’re asked to volunteer, set a goal, or solicit funds. You look down, hoping you will not be called on to commit on the spot, then you scurry out of the meeting as quickly as you can, avoiding eye contact. What if you were asked to do only two things? Two things that would create a measurable impact on the nonprofit that you are serving? What if those two things help you to engage in the areas YOU want? What if, in the end, you end up surprised at how passionate you are for the nonprofit and suddenly you don’t mind raising funds, in fact, you find yourself unexpectedly bringing up your Board work or the work of the nonprofit you serve? When you leave this workshop, you will know how this happens to the nonprofit Board members I work with. I promise you will leave with a sense of relief, and I guarantee you will know exactly how you want to engage, and you will feel a great sense of relief! About the Speaker Kristen Tierney The Tierney Development Group (TDG) Business Development Strategist. Post-recession, TDG began working with nonprofits to diversify their income streams to create strong and sustainable funding foundations. Since 2018, TDG has specialized in social enterprises supporting nonprofits and businesses to create measurable social impacts and sustainable financials. Kristen has been a volunteer and board member in Connecticut since 1984. Serving six years as a Board Trustee of the Fairfield Public Library and Board Chair for two years. Active member on seven strategic plans since 2012. Highly rated speaker on nonprofit development and strategy. Recently added $1.2M in revenue for two inner-city nonprofits serving low-income minority communities.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: In order to access this session, GoToWebinar asks attendees to register on their site. This is a quick step IN ADDITION to our regular registration that should only require your name and email. Please visit this link to complete your GoToWebinar registration:
We’ve all been there. You’re in a Board meeting, and fundraising comes up. You’re asked to volunteer, set a goal, or solicit funds. You look down, hoping you will not be called on to commit on the spot, then you scurry out of the meeting as quickly as you can, avoiding eye contact. What if you were asked to do only two things? Two things that would create a measurable impact on the nonprofit that you are serving? What if those two things help you to engage in the areas YOU want? What if, in the end, you end up surprised at how passionate you are for the nonprofit and suddenly you don’t mind raising funds, in fact, you find yourself unexpectedly bringing up your Board work or the work of the nonprofit you serve? When you leave this workshop, you will know how this happens to the nonprofit Board members I work with. I promise you will leave with a sense of relief, and I guarantee you will know exactly how you want to engage, and you will feel a great sense of relief!
About the Speaker
Kristen Tierney The Tierney Development Group (TDG)
Business Development Strategist. Post-recession, TDG began working with nonprofits to diversify their income streams to create strong and sustainable funding foundations. Since 2018, TDG has specialized in social enterprises supporting nonprofits and businesses to create measurable social impacts and sustainable financials. Kristen has been a volunteer and board member in Connecticut since 1984. Serving six years as a Board Trustee of the Fairfield Public Library and Board Chair for two years. Active member on seven strategic plans since 2012. Highly rated speaker on nonprofit development and strategy. Recently added $1.2M in revenue for two inner-city nonprofits serving low-income minority communities.
Women in Philanthropy of Western Massachusetts (WiP) • wipofwmass@gmail.com
Women in Philanthropy of Western Massachusetts is a 501(c)6 non-profit organization registered in Massachusetts.
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