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SUMMARY:Succession Planning-Preparing for The Future
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><p style="
 margin-bottom:16px\;">What happens when a key lead
 er leaves\, an important role becomes vacant\, or 
 critical<br />\n knowledge walks out the door with
  someone? For nonprofits\, where teams are often<b
 r />\n lean and resources are limited\, having the
  right people prepared for what’s next can<br />\n
  make a big difference in the organization’s abili
 ty to stay focused on its mission.<br />\n Success
 ion planning doesn’t have to be complicated or res
 erved for executive<br />\n leadership. It’s about
  taking a practical look at where your organizatio
 n is today\, where<br />\n it’s headed\, and wheth
 er you have the people\, skills\, and knowledge ne
 eded for the<br />\n journey. It also provides an 
 opportunity to invest in your current team and bui
 ld a<br />\n stronger pipeline of future leaders.<
 /p>\n \n <p style="margin-bottom:16px\;"><br />\n 
 Through a practical\, hands-on approach\, particip
 ants will explore how to connect<br />\n successio
 n planning to the organization’s mission and strat
 egic priorities\, identify critical<br />\n roles 
 and capabilities\, assess current talent and futur
 e needs\, and address potential<br />\n gaps befor
 e they become bigger challenges. Participants will
  leave with practical tools<br />\n and ideas that
  can be adapted to fit nonprofits of different siz
 es\, staffing structures\, and<br />\n resources.<
 /p>\n \n <p style="margin-bottom:16px\;"><u>Worksh
 op Objectives</u><br />\n • Take a closer look at 
 what your organization will need—the roles\, skill
 s\, knowledge\,<br />\n and relationships that wil
 l be important to accomplishing your future goals.
 <br />\n • Get a clearer picture of your current t
 alent and how prepared your team is for the is for
  the<br />\n organization’s future needs.<br />\n 
 • Spot potential gaps and vulnerabilities before t
 hey become bigger challenges\,<br />\n including a
 reas where too much knowledge or responsibility re
 sts with one person.<br />\n • Identify practical 
 ways to develop your people while connecting their
  growth and<br />\n career goals to the needs of t
 he organization.<br />\n • Connect succession plan
 ning to what you already do\, including performanc
 e<br />\n conversations\, coaching\, and leadershi
 p development.<br />\n • Explore ways to build buy
 -in with leaders and board members and create a sh
 ared<br />\n responsibility for developing future 
 leaders.<br />\n  </p>\n \n <p>Registration deadli
 ne is October 10th.</p>\n \n <p><u>Early Bird Regi
 stration through October 1st</u></p>\n \n <p><u>Re
 gistration fee will increase by $30 after October 
 1st. </u></p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION:What happens when a key leader leaves\, an importa
 nt role becomes vacant\, or critical\n \n knowledg
 e walks out the door with someone? For nonprofits\
 , where teams are often\n \n lean and resources ar
 e limited\, having the right people prepared for w
 hat’s next can\n \n make a big difference in the o
 rganization’s ability to stay focused on its missi
 on.\n \n Succession planning doesn’t have to be co
 mplicated or reserved for executive\n \n leadershi
 p. It’s about taking a practical look at where you
 r organization is today\, where\n \n it’s headed\,
  and whether you have the people\, skills\, and kn
 owledge needed for the\n \n journey. It also provi
 des an opportunity to invest in your current team 
 and build a\n \n stronger pipeline of future leade
 rs.\n \n \n \n \n \n Through a practical\, hands-o
 n approach\, participants will explore how to conn
 ect\n \n succession planning to the organization’s
  mission and strategic priorities\, identify criti
 cal\n \n roles and capabilities\, assess current t
 alent and future needs\, and address potential\n \
 n gaps before they become bigger challenges. Parti
 cipants will leave with practical tools\n \n and i
 deas that can be adapted to fit nonprofits of diff
 erent sizes\, staffing structures\, and\n \n resou
 rces.\n \n \n \n Workshop Objectives\n \n • Take a
  closer look at what your organization will need—t
 he roles\, skills\, knowledge\,\n \n and relations
 hips that will be important to accomplishing your 
 future goals.\n \n • Get a clearer picture of your
  current talent and how prepared your team is for 
 the is for the\n \n organization’s future needs.\n
  \n • Spot potential gaps and vulnerabilities befo
 re they become bigger challenges\,\n \n including 
 areas where too much knowledge or responsibility r
 ests with one person.\n \n • Identify practical wa
 ys to develop your people while connecting their g
 rowth and\n \n career goals to the needs of the or
 ganization.\n \n • Connect succession planning to 
 what you already do\, including performance\n \n c
 onversations\, coaching\, and leadership developme
 nt.\n \n • Explore ways to build buy-in with leade
 rs and board members and create a shared\n \n resp
 onsibility for developing future leaders.\n \n  \n
  \n \n \n Registration deadline is October 10th.\n
  \n \n \n Early Bird Registration through October 
 1st\n \n \n \n Registration fee will increase by $
 30 after October 1st. \n \n 
CATEGORIES:Workshop
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
DTSTAMP;TZID=America/Chicago:20261013T084500
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261013T084500
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20261013T153000
LOCATION:1610 54th Ave. North\, Suite 225\n Nashville\, TN 
 37209\n United States\n 
URL:https://www.cnemt.org/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&id=4758
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