Past Seminars
Leading for High Performance: Unlocking Team Potential
Performing effectively as a team requires a sustained and focused effort, and supporting the team in delivering upon the goals of the organization is a critical leadership responsibility. Despite the best intentions, it can be challenging for teams to meet their full potential.
During this workshop, Lake and Associates encouraged leaders to uncover their own opportunities to develop a high-performing team using a practical framework for sustained and customized application both during and after the seminar.
Beyond Grants: Build a Diversified Revenue Plan for Long-Term Sustainability
The Beyond Grants: Build a Diversified Revenue Plan for Long-Term Sustainability seminar introduced a practical approach to revenue diversification that helps organizations strengthen financial resilience without losing sight of their mission. In this seminar, Farah Nazarali, Program Facilitator for Thriving Non-Profits, delved into why revenue diversification is becoming an increasingly important strategy for nonprofits and charities in today’s funding environment.
Building Reliable Financial Capacity Seminar
The Building Reliable Financial Capacity Seminar, hosted in partnership with Humanity Financial Management, enabled nonprofit professionals to build reliable financial capacity for their organization.
This interactive three-hour session reframed “financial crisis” not as a lack of money, but as a lack of visibility — and provided practical tools to restore it.
Navigating Conflict with Confidence: Practical Skills for Nonprofit Leaders
The Navigating Conflict with Confidence: Practical Skills for Nonprofit Leaders Seminar enhanced each attendee’s ability to manage and resolve conflicts efficiently, and equipped them with skills that contributed to their personal and professional growth. This 3.5-hour interactive workshop was specifically designed for nonprofit staff who are in roles that require them to navigate and resolve conflicts within their teams and with external stakeholders.
