Power of Community in Strategic Planning
Presenter: Bloomerang
Cost: Free
Too often strategic planning happens in a vacuum, visions casted, momentum built, plans written -- yet the people directly impacted by the plan (clients, donors, staff, volunteers, community) are left out. This process has led to plans that have failed to meet its full potential. Community engagement, though at times unwieldy and time-consuming, is critical to truly propel all variables towards a common goal. You’ll see that when done well, a snowball effect happens, where the impossible becomes possible.
This training will walk through:
- best practices in community engagement in planning
- participatory planning methods: surveys, interviews, documents, group sessions
- managing diverse stakeholders and people
- real-world examples and lessons from the field
Other Info: This webinar will be recorded for future viewing. If you can't make it, go ahead and register anyway. You'll receive the recording a little later.
Presenter: Julie Ha Truong
For 20 years, Leadership Savvy founder, Ha Truong, has supported thousands of leaders in achieving real, meaningful change. She has led innovative cross sector initiatives, leadership institutes, strategy consulting projects, as well as coached and recruited diverse executive and emerging leaders. Under her leadership, she expanded and trained staff, doubled revenue, managed budgets, and created lasting systems-change. Previously Ms. Truong built an award-winning Capacity Building Program, strengthening organizations through collaborations, training, and grant-making. She also directed a successful education reform and community development project with over 100 public, private, and government partnerships. Julie is a professionally trained coach and has a Masters of Public Policy in Management and Leadership.
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