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Oregon Nonprofit Sector Report (Free Presentation)

John Serbu Youth Campus/Lane County Juvenile Justice Center Carmichael Room
2727 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Eugene

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Carol Ford, Director of Capacity Building Services
Nonprofit Association of Oregon

The Nonprofit Association of Oregon (NAO) and Portland State University’s (PSU) Institute for Nonprofit Management (INPM) collaborated to publish the Oregon Nonprofit Sector Report (ONSR) that informs key decision makers in the public, nonprofit, and private sectors about the economic relevance of the nonprofit sector. This comprehensive report examines the sector as a whole—including a description of the size and scope of the sector, the current condition of nonprofits and clues about their economic and social relevance, and social impact of the nonprofit sector in Oregon.

The ONSR provides crucial information for public policy decision makers, philanthropists, and nonprofit leaders in their attempt to reorganize relations between nonprofits and government while dealing with the consequences of recent financial crises—the effects of which greatly influence Oregon’s state budget cycle and consequently the budget of many of the state’s 22,000+ nonprofit organizations.

Join us for a presentation and discussion about the ONSR findings.

About the Presenter

Carol M. Ford manages consulting services that build the capacity of nonprofit organizations to be more effective and impactful. Carol brings deep skills in organizational management and leadership based on more than 20 years’ experience with city and county governments, where her work included extensive team facilitation, strategic planning, financial management, and citizen involvement. As a community leader, Carol has co-led civic engagement projects designed to set common goals for the Metro region on important social, economic, and environmental indicators. She holds a BS in Biology and Communications from Lewis and Clark College and has completed Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government, Senior Executives in State and Local Government program.

Additional Information

You are also invited to join us for the South Willamette Valley Nonprofit Network session, “Planning for Sustainability: Strengthing Your Business Model” immediately preceding this presentation.

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Carol Ford, Director of Capacity Building Services
Nonprofit Association of Oregon

The Nonprofit Association of Oregon (NAO) and Portland State University’s (PSU) Institute for Nonprofit Management (INPM) collaborated to publish the Oregon Nonprofit Sector Report (ONSR) that informs key decision makers in the public, nonprofit, and private sectors about the economic relevance of the nonprofit sector. This comprehensive report examines the sector as a whole—including a description of the size and scope of the sector, the current condition of nonprofits and clues about their economic and social relevance, and social impact of the nonprofit sector in Oregon.

The ONSR provides crucial information for public policy decision makers, philanthropists, and nonprofit leaders in their attempt to reorganize relations between nonprofits and government while dealing with the consequences of recent financial crises—the effects of which greatly influence Oregon’s state budget cycle and consequently the budget of many of the state’s 22,000+ nonprofit organizations.

Join us for a presentation and discussion about the ONSR findings.

About the Presenter

Carol M. Ford manages consulting services that build the capacity of nonprofit organizations to be more effective and impactful. Carol brings deep skills in organizational management and leadership based on more than 20 years’ experience with city and county governments, where her work included extensive team facilitation, strategic planning, financial management, and citizen involvement. As a community leader, Carol has co-led civic engagement projects designed to set common goals for the Metro region on important social, economic, and environmental indicators. She holds a BS in Biology and Communications from Lewis and Clark College and has completed Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government, Senior Executives in State and Local Government program.

Additional Information

You are also invited to join us for the South Willamette Valley Nonprofit Network session, “Planning for Sustainability: Strengthing Your Business Model” immediately preceding this presentation.

When
November 20th, 2012 from 10:45 AM to 11:30 AM
Location
John Serbu Youth Campus/Lane County Juvenile Justice Center
Carmichael Room
2727 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Eugene, OR 97401
Lane