The Foundation Center-San Francisco’s 35th Anniversary Series
In celebration of the Foundation Center's 35 years of service in San Francisco, we are offering a series of programs designed to shine the spotlight on how philanthropy and fundraising have evolved in our region and what changes are happening in the field today.

What a makes a great nonprofit board?  Alignment, the capacity to meet the organization's challenges, and the resources to create results; but how does a board generate these values?

Using Best Board Practice models we will discuss:

• The Board's Role and Responsibilities
• The individual Board Member's Role and Responsibilities
• The relationship between the board, the Executive Director and the organization
• Evaluations and assessments of board meetings, board members, and the board as a whole
• Board development: attracting new board members with capacity and resources
• Creating a culture of philanthropy on the board

Join us for an interactive session and take away practical tools to help you transfer what we cover in this workshop into a transformative discussion with your board. 

About the Presenter: Norma Fogelberg is a Transformational Strategist, working with for-profit start ups and nonprofit organizations throughout the United States and Asia.  Norma guides the discovery and execution of dynamic solutions with a focus on expanding the capacity of organizations through resource development and organizational leadership transformation. An area of expertise and passion is her work with nonprofit boards in the advancement of board leadership, strategic thinking, board development, creating board culture and an active role in philanthropy and fundraising.  She has been on the advisory board of the University of California, Berkeley, as well as other educational boards and many nonprofit organizations.  She also offers nonprofit workshops throughout the United States on marketing, messaging, brand development and social media.

ASL signers or other disability-related services are asked to contact the Foundation Center at least two weeks in advance. If you need further information, please call (415) 397-0902.

Please arrive on time or your seat may be given away to others who are waiting to attend.