Enhancing the economic, social, cultural and environmental well-being of historic downtown business districts in Missouri.
Public and Private INVESTMENT
Net new businesses
Net New jobs
volunteer hours
Designated Missouri Main Street communities report economic impact in their districts each quarter. Cumulative totals for the program.
The Comeback!
November 12, 2021
The Comeback! DATE & TIME Friday, November 12, 2021 9:00AM - 4:30PM CST LOCATION White Rose Pavilion 107 Ming Street Warrensburg, MO 64093 DESCRIPTION Nonprofit organizations in the past months have seen a shift in constituent behaviors and engagement models. Our experiences and services have been heavily impacted due to the physical, psychological, and economic restrictions and limitations posed by the pandemic. Most nonprofits, especially small and medium-sized, are forced to reimagine how we serve our mission and communities. As our communities return to work, nonprofits will need to reconsider how we come back and operate in a new and rapidly evolving landscape. This training will dive into the core leadership challenges as we determine the future. There will be four main areas of learning during this workshop including: • Challenges of leading during a pandemic; • Volunteer recruiting, retaining, and rewarding; • Creating harmonious dynamic among board, committees, and staff; and • Fundraising and development. ABOUT THE PRESENTER LUANN FEEHAN joined Nonprofit Connect in 2012 as the Executive Director. Luann is a sought-after expert on nonprofit trends and best-practices, and a leading voice in Kansas City’s nonprofit community. She has been invited to similar markets across the country to share her knowledge on nonprofit and association programs. Luann is a Certified BoardSource Governance Trainer and DiSC Behavioral Assessment Trainer. She brings over twenty years of experience in leading successful nonprofit teams. An accomplished and awarded veteran of the association industry, Luann Feehan’s success in business comes from her visionary mindset and dedication to the member-centric model. Her motto? “You get what you want by helping others get what they want.” PRICING INFORMATION Registration Fees: $100 per person for Missouri Main Street Members $200 per person for non-members $50 added for all after November 5, 2021. All cancellations/refunds must be requested in writing. Cancellations after September 20 are not refundable. This quarterly workshop training is a private and public partnership with Department of Economic Development, State of Missouri, USDA Rural Development, and MMSC.
DATE & TIME Friday, November 12, 2021 9:00AM - 4:30PM CST
LOCATION White Rose Pavilion 107 Ming Street Warrensburg, MO 64093
DESCRIPTION
Nonprofit organizations in the past months have seen a shift in constituent behaviors and engagement models. Our experiences and services have been heavily impacted due to the physical, psychological, and economic restrictions and limitations posed by the pandemic. Most nonprofits, especially small and medium-sized, are forced to reimagine how we serve our mission and communities.
As our communities return to work, nonprofits will need to reconsider how we come back and operate in a new and rapidly evolving landscape. This training will dive into the core leadership challenges as we determine the future.
There will be four main areas of learning during this workshop including:
• Challenges of leading during a pandemic; • Volunteer recruiting, retaining, and rewarding; • Creating harmonious dynamic among board, committees, and staff; and • Fundraising and development.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
LUANN FEEHAN joined Nonprofit Connect in 2012 as the Executive Director. Luann is a sought-after expert on nonprofit trends and best-practices, and a leading voice in Kansas City’s nonprofit community. She has been invited to similar markets across the country to share her knowledge on nonprofit and association programs. Luann is a Certified BoardSource Governance Trainer and DiSC Behavioral Assessment Trainer. She brings over twenty years of experience in leading successful nonprofit teams.
An accomplished and awarded veteran of the association industry, Luann Feehan’s success in business comes from her visionary mindset and dedication to the member-centric model. Her motto? “You get what you want by helping others get what they want.”
PRICING INFORMATION
Registration Fees: $100 per person for Missouri Main Street Members $200 per person for non-members $50 added for all after November 5, 2021.
All cancellations/refunds must be requested in writing. Cancellations after September 20 are not refundable.
This quarterly workshop training is a private and public partnership with Department of Economic Development, State of Missouri, USDA Rural Development, and MMSC.
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