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South Willamette Valley Nonprofit Network

Powerful Stories for Community Engagement

John Serbu Youth Campus/Lane County Juvenile Justice Center Carmichael Room
2727 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Eugene

About this event

Carolyn Campbell, MA, CPPC
Founder of CoreSource: Center for Leadership, Innovations & Renewal

Continental Breakfast & Networking at 8:30
Presentation at 9:00

Powerful stories make visions soar—they connect people to the work of your organization, raise awareness of your mission, and inspire support. With email, websites, blogs, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and more, the number of venues for nonprofits to share their message is mind boggling. It’s more important than ever to create powerful stories and consistent messages that effectively capture the essence of your work.

Join Carolyn Campbell to learn how to expand your organization’s impact through powerful storytelling. This interactive session will help you tap into your most potent stories, and present them in ways that make lasting impressions. Participants will:

  • Learn five key elements of a memorable and meaningful story—regardless of medium
  • Gain tips for using storytelling to engage audiences and inspire action
  • Discover simple tools to enhance presentations, both live and online
  • Use social media tools to cultivate, solicit, and inspire support

About the Presenter

Carolyn Campbell, founder of the CoreSource Center, is an international speaker and workshop facilitator known for her powerful community-focused marketing and co-creative leadership. Weaving her expertise as a theater director and producer, concept designer, speaker and coach, Carolyn helps people discover the power of their stories in order to express themselves in a way that will have greater impact.

About the Network

Each session of the South Willamette Valley Nonprofit Network 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 Holder

We encourage organizations and individuals to attend the entire series by purchasing a season pass. Season pass holders save up to $20 off of the individual session registration fees and are pre-registered for all four network sessions.
Purchase a season pass today!

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Carolyn Campbell, MA, CPPC
Founder of CoreSource: Center for Leadership, Innovations & Renewal

Continental Breakfast & Networking at 8:30
Presentation at 9:00

Powerful stories make visions soar—they connect people to the work of your organization, raise awareness of your mission, and inspire support. With email, websites, blogs, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and more, the number of venues for nonprofits to share their message is mind boggling. It’s more important than ever to create powerful stories and consistent messages that effectively capture the essence of your work.

Join Carolyn Campbell to learn how to expand your organization’s impact through powerful storytelling. This interactive session will help you tap into your most potent stories, and present them in ways that make lasting impressions. Participants will:

  • Learn five key elements of a memorable and meaningful story—regardless of medium
  • Gain tips for using storytelling to engage audiences and inspire action
  • Discover simple tools to enhance presentations, both live and online
  • Use social media tools to cultivate, solicit, and inspire support

About the Presenter

Carolyn Campbell, founder of the CoreSource Center, is an international speaker and workshop facilitator known for her powerful community-focused marketing and co-creative leadership. Weaving her expertise as a theater director and producer, concept designer, speaker and coach, Carolyn helps people discover the power of their stories in order to express themselves in a way that will have greater impact.

About the Network

Each session of the South Willamette Valley Nonprofit Network 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 Holder

We encourage organizations and individuals to attend the entire series by purchasing a season pass. Season pass holders save up to $20 off of the individual session registration fees and are pre-registered for all four network sessions. Purchase a season pass today!
When
January 17th, 2012 from  8:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Location
John Serbu Youth Campus/Lane County Juvenile Justice Center
Carmichael Room
2727 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Eugene, OR 97401
Lane