Emerging from the Crisis: Planning for Next Year as a Nonprofit
HBSANC Community Partners would like to invite you to attend a complimentary webinar on how nonprofits can start planning for the next year despite the uncertainty of the marketplace. Hear Scott Garell and Seth Schalet, two seasoned executives with for-profit and non-profit experience leading organizations during crisis periods, share their perspectives and a process for rebuilding your organization. Topics covered will include:
Managing through 2020-2021
Cash Management and Making More Tough Decisions
Raising Funds in an Uncertain Market
This interactive webinar is open to all nonprofit leaders as well as HBS alumni who are engaged with nonprofits as a board member, staff, donor or volunteer.
Zoom information will be sent to registered attendees
Presented by: Harvard Business School Association of Northern California Community Partners
Speakers:
Scott Garell, former Tech CEO (Ask Jeeves, Dictionary.com, Goodshop.com)
Scott Garell is a former tech CEO with significant nonprofit experience including serving as the lead for four HBS Community Partners consulting projects, the Juma Ventures National Board Chair and on several advisory board roles.
In his second career, Scott is now an executive coach and advisor, working with nonprofit leaders, social entrepreneurs, nonprofit funders and accelerators including the East Bay Community Foundation, REDF and Fast Forward. Scott specializes in helping organizations at the growth stage when scaling leadership skills, teams, processes, and business models become necessary. Recently, he has been supporting several leaders as they navigate the challenges and complexities of the Covid-19 crisis. Scott obtained his MBA at Harvard Business School in 1991.
Seth Schalet, former Tech CEO and Sales Executive (GE Capital Consulting, CommercialWare, CDI Corp)
Seth Schalet transitioned to the nonprofit sector a decade ago. Currently, Seth is the CEO of Child, Family and Community Services, Inc. Prior to this, Seth was CEO of Prevent Blindness Northern California.
Seth has served as a board member and advisor to numerous nonprofits and family foundations, including the Pacific Vision Foundation, Hiller Aviation Museum, SPARK, StarVista, and WOMAN INC. Seth holds a certificate in Nonprofit Finance from Harvard Kennedy School of Government and an MBA from Suffolk University.
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