About this Event
How do national and provincial associations work together without stepping on each other’s toes?
It’s one of the most persistent—and sometimes prickly—questions in the nonprofit world.
Join us for an engaging lunchtime session led by Claude Paul Boivin (claudepaulboivin.ca), a recognized expert in association management and governance. Claude Paul will unpack the realities of federal–provincial relations in nonprofits—where tensions arise, what strengthens alignment, and how organizations can build healthier, more productive partnerships across jurisdictions. This event will also include a pannel, followed by breakout sessions panel.
Why attend?
- Gain clarity on the most common points of friction between national and provincial bodies—autonomy, duplication, priorities, finances, and governance.
- Learn best practices that leading associations use to reduce conflict and work in partnership, from shared strategic planning to transparent financial arrangements.
- Get practical tools you can bring back to your own organization, including a 10-point checklist to strengthen your federation or affiliate relationships.
- Expand your network by connecting with peers, executives, and emerging leaders who are also navigating these challenges.
This interactive session will blend insights from CSAE, ASAE, and real-world examples with practical discussion. Whether you’re a seasoned executive or an emerging professional, you’ll walk away with actionable ideas and new connections.
👉 Reserve your spot today and join us for a thought-provoking lunch that could reshape how your organization collaborates across Canada.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ottawa Marriott Hotel, 100 Kent Street, Ottawa, Canada
CAD 59.87
