NPI Annual Summit
About the Summit
The Nonprofit Practices Institute (NPI) Annual Summit is a day-long conference that provides professional development, capacity building, and networking opportunities for nonprofit organizations and agencies.
Open to nonprofit staff, board, volunteers, or anyone who is interested in nonprofit work.
Online registration is required with a $25 fee that includes a delicious lunch catered by Campbell’s Resort.
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2019 Annual Summit
Monday, April 29, 2019
8:00am – 4:00pm
Campbell’s Resort, Chelan WA
Request for Proposals
We are seeking proposals from potential presenters on relevant topics for nonprofit staff, board, and volunteers such as: marketing and communications, leadership and governance, equity and inclusion, finances and operations, strategic planning, fundraising, technology, evaluation, volunteers, and human resources. Proposals should offer content that is practical and thought-provoking, leaving attendees with new strategies to implement in their organizations.
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2018 Post-Summit Materials
Download Program Agenda
- Rebecca Wilson, Physio Foundation – Volunteer Engagement to the Next Level (Involvement Plan Handout), Friendraising to Fundraising
- Mark Fulop, Facilitation and Process – Keynote: Strategic Planning in a Changing Environment, Stress Test Your Nonprofit Strategy
- Bert Holeton, The Mastermind Group – The Decision Game
- Tricia McCullough, AugustEdge – QuickBooks for Nonprofits
- Lacy Stockton and Hassan Shaban, Grassroots Dataworks – Data Driven Strategic Planning, Data Tools for Efficiency
- Jan Burrell, 501 Commons – Assess Your Organization’s Operational Health
- Sheri Hauser, Very Sheri – Building Relationship Currency, Milestone Anniversaries
- Craig Howard, First Creek Partners – Capital Campaigns
Thank you 2018 Summit Sponsors!
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2017 Post-Summit Materials
- Amanda Madorno, Roam Consulting – Keynote: Board Centered Leadership, Six Keys to More Leaderful Meetings
- Katie Howard, KH Consulting – Burned Out to Burning Brightly, Generosity and Gratitude: The Art of the Ask (by request only: email jennifer@cfncw.org)
- Lisa Kagan, Story Coach – How to Tell a Story in Eight Lines
- Sarah Brooks, Methow Conservancy – The Six Superpowers of a Small Shop Fundraiser, Fundraising Events: Love ’em or Leave ’em / Handout
- Christian Anibarro, IMPACT Consulting – Free Up Hidden Capacity through Visual Management,
- Gil Sparks/Julie Norton, Ogden Murphy Wallace – Paid Sick Leave: Requirements for Employees from Initiative 1433
- Lisa Kagan, Story Coach – n/a
- Ada Ketchie, Northern Flicker – Storytelling Through Film
- Craig Howard, First Creek Partners – Fearless Inquiry for Clear Communication
