Cost: $100 for Full Series
Dates: September 25, 27, October 2, 4 and 9, 2024
The Nonprofit Leadership Webinar Series with Mikhael Bornstein will include five 60-minute webinars.
Each webinar will last 60 minutes including both presentation and questions and answers. After each webinar, participants will receive a workbook and self-assessment to help them better understand their strengths and how they can grow as nonprofit leaders.
Five topics will be covered in the series:
In each webinar, you will receive practical tips to bring back to your workplace. Following each event, you will receive access to a recordings of the presentation and a workbook and self-assessment that will help you to continue to develop as an authentic, transformational leader and manager.
September 25, 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
The research is clear, authentic leaders are effective leaders. But, what is authentic leadership? Why is it so important for non-profit leaders? And, how do you become a more authentic leader? In this interactive seminar you will learn the answers to all these questions, and more!
In this webinar, participants will learn the four practices of authentic leaders.
Participants in this webinar will learn:
● Why authentic leadership is so important in the non-profit sector
● The four components of authentic leadership
● Your strengths opportunities to grow as an authentic leader
● Practical exercises to develop and grow as an authentic leader
● Some of the common pitfalls of authentic leadership and how to avoid them
September 27, 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
Transformational leadership inspires employees to unite around a common vision: increasing organizational effectiveness, developing stronger staff, and reducing employee turnover. But, what does it mean to be a transformational leader? How can you become a transformational leader? What are the skills and traits you need to develop to become a more effective leader? In this interactive seminar you will learn the answers to all these questions, and more!
Authentic and transformational leadership go together like chocolate and peanut butter. Building on the Authentic Leadership Webinar, you will find that the material covered in this Webinar will compliment and improve your leadership practice even further.
In this webinar participants will learn how transformational leaders drive organizational success. You will learn the five practices of transformational leaders.
Participants in this webinar will learn:
● Why transformational leadership is so important in the nonprofit sector
● The five components of transformational leadership
● Your strengths and opportunities to grow as a transformational leader
● Practical exercises to develop and grow as a transformational leader
● Some of the common pitfalls of transformational leadership and how to avoid them
October 2, 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
Servant leadership inverts the traditional leadership hierarchy, seeing leaders as supporting employees. But, what does it mean to be a servant leader? How does servant leadership drive organizational performance and reduce turnover? How can you become a servant leader? What are the skills and traits you need to develop to become a more effective leader? In this interactive seminar you will learn the answers to all these questions, and more!
Authentic and transformational leadership are the foundations upon which you build your leadership practice. Servant leadership will help you take your leadership to the next level. Building on the Authentic and Transformational Leadership Webinars, you will find that the material covered in this Webinar will compliment and improve your leadership practice even further.
In this webinar participants will learn how servant leaders drive organizational success, increasing staff engagement and reducing staff turnover. You will learn the eight practices of servant leaders.
Participants in this webinar will learn:
● Why servant leadership is so important in the nonprofit sector
● The eight components of transformational leadership
● Your strengths and opportunities to grow as a servant leader
● Practical exercises to develop and grow as a servant leader
● Some of the common pitfalls of servant leadership, and how to avoid them
October 4, 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
The last decade of research tells us three things about management. First, managers matter. In fact, effective managers are critical to organizational success. Second, effective management is rooted in ten well understood behaviours. Finally, good management can be taught.
The best leaders are also effective managers. Building on the three previous leadership Webinars, you will learn effective management skills that support and reinforce the leadership skills you have already learned.
In this webinar participants will learn how good managers drive organizational success. You will learn the 10 practices of effective managers
Participants in this webinar will learn:
● Why effective management is so important in the non-profit sector
● The ten practices of effective nonprofit managers
● Your strengths and opportunities to grow as an effective manager
● Some of the common pitfalls of management, and how to avoid them
October 9, 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
Launching a new IT system, implementing a new strategic plan, restructuring a department- organizational change is one of the most common challenges you face as a nonprofit leader.
In this webinar, you will learn how to lead successful organizational change. You will learn the eight practices of effective change leaders and the common mistakes that sabotage change efforts.
Heraclitus said, “The only constant in life is change.” And, while it is certainly true that we are living through an era of unprecedented change, the best leaders have the tools to successfully navigate organizational change and set up their organizations for success. If you are interested in becoming a more effective change leader, this seminar is for you!
Change management is a core leadership skill. Building on the previous leadership and management webinars, you will learn new skills that will complement and reinforce those developed in the previous Webinars.
Participants in this webinar will learn:
● Why effective change management is so important in the nonprofit sector
● The eight practices of effective organizational change leaders
● Why authentic, transformational, and servant leadership are at the heart of effective change leadership
● Why the factoid that “60% of organizational change efforts fail” is wrong
● Some of the common pitfalls of organizational change and how to avoid them
Registration is $100 for the five webinars and the event will be hosted through Zoom. Please note, all participants will receive a confirmation email from Ticket Tailor with a link to join the webinar in Zoom.
All registrants will be provided with a link to the recording and the presentation slides following each session.
Session 1: Settler Colonialism 101
Introduce ENGO representatives to the fact that colonization is a structure and not an event. Identifies key ways that colonialism moves through individuals and organizations.
Session 2: Positionality
ENGO representatives learn how to articulate their social location within a settler colonial state, and in relation to potential Indigenous partners.
Session 3: Inherent Indigenous Governance 101
Introduce the fact that Indigenous nations have their own sources of political authority that they can (and do) draw on when addressing environmental issues. Examples provided.
Session 4: Building Better Relations
ENGO representatives will road test ways they can implement previous workshop key points to re-imagine partnerships with Indigenous nations.
Cost: $100 (or register 4 staff from the same organization for one stream and get the 5th registration free)
All registrants will be provided with a link to access the recordings and presentation slides for 60 days following each session.
Session 1: Diagnosing Settler Colonialism in the Enviro Sector
Participants will be asked to share ways in which they have diagnosed and traced power in social justice movements and/or in the ENGO sector. This workshop will make space for discomfort as part of promoting decolonization.
Session 2: Inherent Indigenous Governance
A mix of advanced and introductory theory, this workshop delves into legal and political pluralism, naming the fact that Indigenous nations have their own sources of political authority that they can (and do) draw on when addressing environmental issues.
Session 3: The Nonprofit Industrial Complex
ENGO participants are introduced to theories and examples describing the Nonprofit Industrial Complex and the “Shadow State.” Purpose is to show how settler colonialism structures civil society.
Session 4: Decolonizing ENGO-First Nation Partnerships
This workshop delves deep into how ENGOs can partner with Indigenous nations beyond the Nonprofit Industrial Complex while promoting deference to inherent Indigenous political leaders.
Cost: $100 (or register 4 staff from the same organization for one stream and get the 5th registration free)
All registrants will be provided with a link to access the recordings and presentation slides for 60 days following each session.
The Indigenous only space will be collaborative in nature but critical in approach. This track is a space for Indigenous folks within the ENGO sector to come together to discuss their experiences and work, with an eye to taking a position on what the sector might need to do in order to promote decolonization. Participants will use the first session to define our goals for the remaining three meetings. Therefore, session topics named here are proposals only.
Session 1: Naming the Cannibal: Settler Colonialism in the ENGO Sector
Session 2: Proposed topic: Reflections on working in the ENGO Sector
Session 3: Proposed topic: Centering Indigenous Thought in the ENGO Sector
Session 4: Proposed topic: Visioning a Decolonial Environmental Sector
Cost: Free
Mikhael Bornstein
Having worked in the arts, health, social service, and education sectors, Mikhael Bornstein has more than twenty years of experience as a professional fundraiser.
Mikhael is an AFP Master Trainer and a frequent speaker at conferences across North America. He previously been faculty with the Canadian Association of Gift Planners and has taught fundraising at both George Brown College and Toronto Metropolitan University.
Mikhael has a Master in Arts in Leadership from Royal Roads University.
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