TACS Workshop: Beyond Marketing: Build Strong Partnerships and Connect with Impact (Jan. 9) Portland

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

Learn how you can tell your nonprofit's story with the personal confidence and clarity needed to break through the haze of short attention spans and information overload.

Learn to:

• Build powerful donor and community relationships
• Create a strong community following
• Use community-based outreach tools to deepen connections and gain visibility
• Utilize no-cost and low-cost ways to spread the word about your work
• Enhance your presence on the web, in the media and with your supporters
• Strengthen your presentation & writing skills to inspire your audiences

Social entrepreneurship is on the rise. The landscape of social change is shifting. It is increasingly vital that nonprofit organizations integrate technical and personal connections to ensure their viability and success. This interactive, action-oriented workshop is designed to help nonprofit leaders, community organizers, and outreach staff build a strong community of support and expand their reach. Learn how you can increase the impact of your message through more effective use of in-person, print, and internet communication tools to connect with those who share your commitment to change.

Carolyn Campbell is an international speaker, author and workshop facilitator known for her powerful community-focused marketing and co-creative leadership. She has worked with business associations, global nonprofit organizations and national arts councils to help leaders express their vision in a way that will have greater impact. In a fun, dynamic way, she pushes leaders to trust AND act on their unique approach to bringing their vision to life –with powerful results. Her message: stop trying to sell, advance your mission and build a powerful community of support.

Location:

Ecotrust Conference Center

721 NW 9th Avenue

Portland, Oregon 97209

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Date: January 9, 2009

Time: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

General Admission: $150.00

NAO Member Admission: $135.00

REGISTER BY PHONE: 503.239.4001

REGISTER ONLINE at www.tacs.org