Barb Gibbs, Senior Consultant
Nonprofit Association of Oregon
Pizza, Salad, No-host Bar & Networking at 5:00
Presentation at 5:30
Hiring the executive director is a key role of a nonprofit board of directors, but it doesn't stop there! Regular evaluation of the executive director not only ensures that an organization's mission is being met and that the person at the center of the organization feels supported, but it also provides an opportunity to clarify expectations about the need for strategic decision making—especially important in challenging economic times.
In this session, we'll answer your questions about evaluating your ED, including:
- How do I evaluate someone who may know more about our organization than me?
- When and how often should we evaluate?
- How does supervision tie in to evaluation
- Who should be involved in the evaluation?
- How do you find a balance between micromanagement and no management?
- How can the evaluation process be a true partnership?
- How does evaluation relate to compensation? How do I know what an appropriate compensation is for this position?
You’ll hear from Barb Gibbs about what is most helpful in supervision and an evaluation. He’ll share tips, checklists, and samples that will help you navigate this important task.
About the Presenter
Barb Gibbs works directly with a wide diversity of client organizations to provide management consulting services. With over 30 years working in the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors, Barbara brings a rich array of experience and wisdom to her capacity building work.
Before joining NAO in early 2012, Barbara worked for seven years as a Program Officer and the Director of Policy and Strategy at the Meyer Memorial Trust. Prior to her foundation work, Barbara held different leadership roles in social services and arts organizations where she led strategic and business planning, capital campaigns, facility renovations, and program innovation. Barbara is particularly proud of the successful capital campaigns she managed for an art museum and social service agency. She considers herself fortunate to have worked both as a grant seeker and a grant maker. Barbara holds an MBA in Arts Management from the Graduate School of Management at UCLA.
About the Network
Nonprofit Board Network offers regular opportunities in a relaxed atmosphere for you to learn about nonprofit governance, network with Board members from other organizations, and meet the experts. Nonprofit Board Network gives you a chance to interact with respected thinkers and practitioners in the nonprofit world and to share information and experience.
721 NW 9th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
Multnomah
| Price | $50.00 |