The Art and Science of Nonprofit Networking
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The document discusses the importance of networking in nonprofit organizations, particularly in relation to Habitat for Humanity. It outlines the definition of networking as building mutually-beneficial relationships and emphasizes the steps to effectively connect with supporters. The document also provides practical advice on maintaining those relationships and overcoming challenges such as rejection.
The Art and Science of Nonprofit Networking
- 1. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity THE ART & SCIENCE OF NONPROFIT NETWORKING Habitat for Humanity Colorado Camp Colorado Emily Davis, MNM, President, Emily Davis Consulting Senior Governance Consultant, BoardSource
- 2. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity TURN ON YOUR TECH @AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity
- 4. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity 30 seconds or less Name & Organization 1 Challenge Outcome A LITTLE ABOUT YOU…
- 7. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity WHAT IS NETWORKING? Mutually-beneficial Relationships Building connections Long-term
- 8. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity VALUE Opportunity Friends & Colleagues Connection Impact
- 9. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity FIRST STEPS Goals Supporters Risk & Reward
- 10. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity HOW?? WAYS TO CONNECT GIVE BACK MAINTAIN RELATIONSHIPS
- 11. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity MEETING IN PERSON & ONLINE
- 17. /emilydavisconsulting /AskEmilyD #habitatforhumanity Emily Davis, MNM Emily Davis Consulting (720) 515-0581 emily@emilydavisconsulting.com emilydavisconsulting.com