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SUMMARY:Nonprofit Senior Leadership Breakfast | September 2024
DESCRIPTION:Previously known as The Nonprofit Executive Breakfast.\n\n\n\nLeading with Diversity: Your Role in Building a Positive Workplace Culture\n\nJoin us for a close-knit and strategy focused breakfast as we conclude our Senior Leadership Breakfast series for the year! For the last session\, we're switching things up with a fireside chat format that allows for open dialogue and deeper exploration.\n\nDiscover how senior leadership can harness diversity as a powerful tool for creating a positive and inclusive workplace culture. Learn practical strategies\, share experiences\, and gain valuable insights. We'll leave ample time for questions and discussion\, so come prepared to engage and connect with fellow nonprofit leaders.\n\nDon't miss this opportunity to network and recharge over a delicious breakfast as we reflect on the year and look ahead to embrace new challenges and opportunities.\n\nPlease note: Attendance at this breakfast is solely for nonprofit Executive Directors\, CEOs\, COO\, CFOs\, Senior Directors\, and Vice Presidents. It is not transferable.\n\n\n\nFeatured Guests:\n\nLarry Lewis\, (Executive Director\, Growing Futures)\n\nLarry J. Lewis Jr. is a career-long champion for children. For over 20 years he has served the community and its youngest members with dedication and a fun-loving spirit. Since his days as a collegiate athlete at Kansas State University\, Larry has witnessed the power education\, a safe place for children to play and what happens when the community prioritizes both.\n\n \n\nOver the years while advocating for youth and their families\, Larry has had the pleasure of leading communities and shepherding young professionals in the work. He has gained skills in fundraising\, developing Boards\, and the art of Storytime. Some of his favorite memories include watching the magic of the young child evolve into productive citizens later in life. \n\n \n\nLarry will continue to build upon his solid foundation by connecting non-profits to valuable collaborators in the community. These partnerships yield better resources that are necessary for the success of children and youth. It takes everyone to sustain the future. He is a firm believer in multi-level investment to ensure young people have access to quality programs that develop the whole child and partner with their family.\n\nFamily is paramount to Larry's belief system. He resides in Olathe with his growing family. Over the summer\, his family (wife\, two daughters) welcomed a baby boy\, Larry James Lewis III.\n\nLooking forward\, he plans to continue his work developing the future leaders of tomorrow and their access to education\, while remaining rooted to others with similar passion.\n\n \n\n\n\nChristopher Stibbs\, CFRE (Vice President of Development\, Newhouse):\n\nChristopher is a seasoned professional with a lifelong commitment to advocacy and impact\, culminating in a successful career within the philanthropic community. As the Vice President of Development for Newhouse\, Kansas City's oldest domestic violence agency\, Christopher demonstrates an unwavering dedication to the organization's mission. His role involves bringing passion\, energy\, and creativity to philanthropic endeavors\, leveraging the power of storytelling to forge meaningful connections between donors\, volunteers\, and the community. Beyond his impactful work at Newhouse\, Christopher actively contributes to various community impact initiatives\, including participating on the Core Planning Team for TEDxKC\, serving on the Board of Directors for the Keystone Innovation District\, and presiding as President of the Loop KC. A two-time graduate of Rockhurst University\, Christopher holds a Bachelor's in Psychology + Criminal Justice\, and a Master's in Management\, concentrating in Nonprofit Administration. Outside of his professional pursuits\, he enjoys exploring Kansas City\, fostering friendships\, and playing sand volleyball.\n\n \n\n\n\nCancellation/Program Policies:\nNo refunds will be processed after September 12. No-shows will be billed. Please note if you have dietary restrictions when registering. Nonprofit Connect may take photographs or videos at public events\, so we ask that you read our Privacy Policy for more information.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Previously known as The Nonprofit Executive Breakfast.
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\nLeading with Diversity: Your Role in Building a Positive Workplace Culture
\n\nJoin us for a close-knit and strategy focused \;breakfast as we conclude our Senior Leadership Breakfast series \;for the year! \;For the last session\, we'\;re switching things up with a fireside chat format that \;allows for open dialogue and deeper exploration.
\n\nDiscover how senior leadership can harness diversity as a powerful tool for creating a positive and inclusive workplace culture. Learn practical strategies\, share experiences\, and gain valuable insights. We'\;ll leave ample time for questions and discussion\, so come prepared to engage and connect with fellow nonprofit leaders.
\n\nDon'\;t miss this opportunity to network and recharge over a delicious breakfast as we reflect on the year and look ahead to embrace new challenges and opportunities.
\n\nPlease note: \;Attendance at this breakfast is solely for nonprofit Executive Directors\, \;CEOs\, COO\, CFOs\, Senior Directors\, and Vice Presidents. It is not transferable.
\n
\nFeatured Guests:
\n
\nLarry Lewis\, (Executive Director\, Growing Futures)
\nLarry J. Lewis Jr. is a career-long champion for children. For over 20 years he has served the community and its youngest members with dedication and a fun-loving spirit. Since his days as a collegiate athlete at Kansas State University\, Larry has witnessed the power education\, a safe place for children to play and what happens when the community prioritizes both.
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\nOver the years while advocating for youth and their families\, Larry has had the pleasure of leading communities and shepherding young professionals in the work. \;He has gained skills in fundraising\, developing Boards\, and the art of Storytime. Some of his favorite memories include watching the magic of the young child evolve into productive citizens later in life. \;
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\nLarry will continue to build upon his solid foundation by connecting non-profits to valuable collaborators in the community. These partnerships yield better resources that are necessary for the success of children and youth. It takes everyone to sustain the future. He is a firm believer in multi-level investment to ensure young people have access to quality programs that develop the whole child and partner with their family.
\nFamily is paramount to Larry'\;s belief system. He resides in Olathe with his growing family. Over the summer\, his family (wife\, two daughters) welcomed a baby boy\, Larry James Lewis III.
\nLooking forward\, he plans to continue his work developing the future leaders of tomorrow and their access to education\, while remaining rooted to others with similar passion.
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\n\nChristopher Stibbs\, CFRE (Vice President of Development\, Newhouse):
\nChristopher is a seasoned professional with a lifelong commitment to advocacy and impact\, culminating in a successful career within the philanthropic community. As the Vice President of Development for Newhouse\, Kansas City'\;s oldest domestic violence agency\, Christopher demonstrates an unwavering dedication to the organization'\;s mission. His role involves bringing passion\, energy\, and creativity to philanthropic endeavors\, leveraging the power of storytelling to forge meaningful connections between donors\, volunteers\, and the community. Beyond his impactful work at Newhouse\, Christopher actively contributes to various community impact initiatives\, including participating on the Core Planning Team for TEDxKC\, serving on the Board of Directors for the Keystone Innovation District\, and presiding as President of the Loop KC. A two-time graduate of Rockhurst University\, Christopher holds a Bachelor'\;s in Psychology + Criminal Justice\, and a Master'\;s in Management\, concentrating in Nonprofit Administration. Outside of his professional pursuits\, he enjoys exploring Kansas City\, fostering friendships\, and playing sand volleyball.
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\nCancellation/Program Policies:
\nNo refunds will be processed after September 12. No-shows will be billed. Please note if you have dietary restrictions when registering. Nonprofit Connect may take photographs or videos at public events\, so we ask that you read our Privacy Policy for more information.
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LOCATION:Outreach International Event Space 112 W 18th Street Kansas City\, MO 64108
UID:e.9142.8074
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DTSTAMP:20260525T212350Z
URL:https://info.npconnect.org/events/details/nonprofit-senior-leadership-breakfast-september-2024-8074
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