Recruiting Board Members & Keeping Them Engaged

If you’re looking for a talented group of individuals to serve on your board, you are not alone. In fact, the competition is pretty stiff.  Today, there are 1.8 million US nonprofits seeking people to take up the demands, challenges and hard work required to sustain a relevant organization that fulfills its mission.  
 
The good news is that there are many people willing and able to lend their support.  By building a sound structure, your organization will have the edge on the competition, will create attractive volunteer opportunities and will be rewarded with engaged and satisfied board members.  
 
After this one-hour webinar, participants will  
• Examine the board building process
• Create a recruitment plan that will help ensure you have members with the right skills, expertise and community connections
• Explore the benefits of a governance committee
• Be able to cultivate candidates—help them find you
• Identify board and committee recruitment tools and resources.

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About the presenter:

Wendy Biro-Pollard is a Certified Volunteer Administration (CVA) and BoardSource Governance Consultant. She has conducted webinars, keynotes, workshops, and retreats for individuals in the public-private sector, for national and international associations, corporate and community foundations, and faith-based and governmental agencies.

Wendy directed the Volunteer Center of Austin and healthcare volunteer programs at large hospitals in Austin and San Antonio. She has served on several national training teams including one for VISTA AmeriCorps. Wendy is an adjunct faculty member for Nonprofit Austin at Austin Community College. And, for over a decade, co-facilitated a four-day Certificate in Volunteer Management course.

Please note Nonprofit Austin reserves the right to postpone this learning opportunity if there is inadequate registration.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Austin Community College: Highland Business Center, 5930 Middle Fiskville Road, Austin, United States