A Public Service Executive Leadership Collaborative Workshop
The success of any nonprofit or government organization is contingent on its mission, vision, governance, ability to run quality programs and most importantly on its ability to raise funds. Organizations with the knowledge, skills and expertise to seek out and successfully win grants are more likely to thrive in this increasingly competitive funding environment. This session will help you better understand how to identify grant opportunities and develop winning proposals. Attendees will have the opportunity to practice grant-writing skills based on practical examples from their organizations or experiences.
What will you learn?
This session will provide vital information about how to approach grant writing in today’s competitive environment. You will gain an understanding of how to research and identify appropriate grant opportunities, develop strategies for approaching the grant writing process, and learn how to develop compelling responses to each component of the proposal. We’ll use real life examples to help you practice proposal writing for your organizations so that you’ll be better prepared to deliver compelling and winning proposals.
Includes a 30 minute break.
PRESENTER
Alyssa Goduti
Adjunct Professor, UConn Department of Public Policy
President & CEO, Ädelbrook
WORKSHOP FEES
General Public - $75
CCP Members - $49
Grantees of Partner Organizations - $49
REGISTER: Spring 2021 Workshop Schedule >>
JANUARY 22, 2021: 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Vanquishing the Data Fear Monster: Transforming Data Anxiety into Data Enthusiasm
Anne McIntyre-Lahner, Author of “Stop Spinning Your Wheels: Using Results-Based Accountability to Steer Your Agency to Success,” and Ron Schack, Managing Director, Charter Oak Group, LLC
FEBRUARY 26, 2021: 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Practical Performance Evaluation for Practitioners and Funders
Anne McIntyre-Lahner, Author of “Stop Spinning Your Wheels: Using Results-Based Accountability to Steer Your Agency to Success”
MARCH 26, 2021: 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Essential Skills for Grant-Writing Success: Research, Writing and Assessment Tools to Get Your Grant Applications to Stand Out
With Alyssa Goduti, Adjunct Professor, UConn Department of Public Policy, and President & CEO, Ädelbrook
Friday in late MARCH, 2021: 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Establishing and Maintaining a Harassment-Free Environment in Your Organization: Protecting You, Your Organization, and Your Employees
With Malcom S. Medley, Director of the Office of Field Coordination Programs, US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
APRIL 16, 2021: 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Developing and Supporting a Resilient Team
Kenya Rutland, Principal, KJR Consulting
MAY 14, 2021: 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Building Effective Management and Leadership Skills: A Workshop for Next Generation of Public and Nonprofit Leaders
Thomas L. Phillips of TL Phillips Consulting Services
PUBLIC SERVICE EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP COLLABORATIVE
The University of Connecticut Department of Public Policy is proud to present, in partnership with Connecticut’s public sector and nonprofit associations, the Public Service Executive Leadership Collaborative. Partners include: Connecticuit Council for Philanthropy, CT Community Nonprofit Alliance (The Alliance), American Society for Public Administration, Capitol Region Council of Governments, Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies, Connecticut Town & City Management Association, Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, Connecticut Council of Small Towns, Federal Executive Association of Connecticut, Greater Hartford Arts Council, State of Connecticut Division of Criminal Justice, and United Way of Connecticut.
The Collaborative provides executive training for Connecticut public and nonprofit sector professionals. The goal of the Collaborative is to:
- Provide high-quality, low-cost training and professional development for Connecticut’s public and nonprofit sector professionals,
- Reduce training costs for the public and nonprofit sector associations, and
- Provide a shared learning environment that strengthens ties and networks between public sector and nonprofit professionals.