The Kellogg School Center for Nonprofit Management educates and inspires nonprofit leaders.
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Visit SiteEach training cohort is designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of community opportunities and challenges, along with the tools to best leverage their skills in service of Greater Chicago.
Applicants will be selected based on demonstrated commitment to community, and will include mid-career professionals from a wide range of backgrounds and industries.
Join a cohort of civic-minded professionals from a variety of sectors
Learn about the issues facing our community from experts in the field
Gain the skills needed to successfully serve on a nonprofit Board through training with Kellogg faculty
Be matched to a Board upon successful program completion
The application deadline for the Fall 2020 cohort will be Friday, August 21.
Accepted applicants will be notified soon after. Contact Caitlin Closser to learn more.
September – December 2020 Schedule
(6 Sessions)
Community Topic
(with United Way Experts)
Board Skill
(with Kellogg Faculty)
State of Poverty & Nonprofit Sector
Educating the Future Workforce
The Nonprofit Landscape (How Nonprofits Work) & Board Roles & Responsibilities
Board/Staff Relations & Principles of High Performing Boards
Social Effects of Income Inequity
Fundraising: How to Do it and Why it Matters
How Trauma Affects Public Health
Nonprofit Financials
Why Racial Equity Matters
Managing Risks
The Legacy of Chicago’s Housing Crisis
Driven by Mission: Nonprofit Accountability – Impact Measurement
Our Chicago Neighborhoods
Nonprofit Panel & Presentations
Please note that the submission of an application does not guarantee placement in the program. Please contact caitlin.closser@liveunitedchicago.org with questions regarding program fees.
Company
Program Fee
United Way Top 25 Partner
$4,000
Other Corporations / Non-Top 25 Partners
$6,000
The Kellogg School Center for Nonprofit Management educates and inspires nonprofit leaders.
Visit SiteUnited, we are building stronger neighborhoods for a stronger Chicago region.
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