Betsy Warriner, PhD, Executive Director
Volunteer Connect
PanelScott Cooper, Executive Director
Partnership to End Poverty
Holly Remer, Executive Director
Healthy Beginnings
Kat Mastrangelo, Executive Director
Volunteers in Medicine
Check-in & Continental Breakfast at 7:30
Presentation at 8:00
Networking at 9:30
The nonprofit environment is rapidly changing and requires adaptive leadership to respond to changing economic, political, and technological conditions that impact the design and delivery of programs and services. Join our experienced panelists of nonprofit leaders for a lively discussion on adaptive leadership and effective strategies for engaging your staff and Board in achieving your mission. Our facilitator and panelists will share their in-depth experiences with:
- Building and maintaining staff morale
- Recognizing and nurturing leadership in others
- Effective leadership styles for different stages in an organization’s development
- Fostering long-term vision while managing short-term crises
- Managing growth and contraction, or “right sizing” your organization
Both emerging and experienced nonprofit leaders can benefit from learning how to identify and work through specific leadership challenges.
About the Presenters
Betsy Warriner, PhD: Executive Director, Volunteer Connect
Betsy is the Executive Director of Volunteer Connect, Central Oregon’s link to volunteer opportunities. She coordinated the service-learning programs at Seattle University and at Portland Community College. She also managed volunteer referral and agency training for the Volunteer Center in Portland. Betsy serves on the Bend 2030 Vision board.
Scott Cooper, Executive Director, Partnership to End Poverty
Scott Cooper has 23 years’ experience as a nonprofit administrator, public policy advocate, and consultant for statewide programs and initiatives. He has served in elected and appointed offices for the past fifteen years. His fields of expertise include local government, nonprofit management, media relations, government relations and public policy.
Holly Remer, Executive Director, Healthy Beginnings
Holly brings to this discussion her experience as lead management for the program’s fundraising and community outreach and engagement efforts. She has over 20 years’ experience in nonprofit management including nine years as Public Program Manager at the High Desert Museum.
Kat Mastrangelo, Executive Director, Volunteers in Medicine
Kat is the Executive Director of Volunteers in Medicine, a local nonprofit that uses the professional services of over 400 volunteers to provide health care to people without insurance in Deschutes County. She has 20 years’ experience in nonprofit administration, international development, medical practice management, hospital strategic planning, and municipal government management.
About the Network
Each session of the Nonprofit Network of Central Oregon is designed to strengthen your management skills while providing field-tested concepts and tools to take back to your organization for implementation. In addition to skills development, each session allows for networking and peer coaching in a collaborative learning environment.
Become a Season Pass HolderWe encourage organizations and individuals to attend the entire series by purchasing a season pass. Season pass holders save up to $30 off of the individual session registration fees and are pre-registered for all six network sessions.
2500 NE Neff Road
Conference Room A
Bend, OR 97701
| NAO Members | $22.50 |
| Nonmembers | $25.00 |