Trainings & Opportunities

Governance Training Series for New Directors

Outstanding board leadership is a critical component of being a successful cooperative business. Great boards don’t just happen, they are built and honed. Governance training is critical to developing a productive and forward-thinking board and ensuring a positive relationship between the board and management.

Directors have many duties and responsibilities. Every director has a unique combination of skills, expertise, and blind spots to the board room. The stronger the individual directors are, the stronger the board will be as a whole.

This training is designed for new directors from all types and sectors of cooperatives.

Who should attend: Newly elected directors and directors who have not received formal cooperative board training.

https://uwcc.wisc.edu/new-co-op-director-training

Wisconsin Nonprofits Connect to Learn provides you with opportunities to advance your skills while connecting and learning from your peers. The program covers content that is important to nonprofit leaders while centering the formation of a peer network for ongoing support, mentorship, resource sharing, and collaboration.

Communicate What Matters!

Learn how to create a simple, annual, and focused plan for your organization’s communications.

Register Here!
  • Format: Interactive Zoom
  • Date: February 15 – March 15, 2023
    Wednesdays 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.,
  • Fee: $75 (up to 3 people per organization included in the fee)

Grant Writing Basics Virtual Workshop

English | Spanish | Hmoob

February 15th | 10 am to 12 pm | Free to Attend |

Are you a nonprofit, business, or government leader in Wisconsin in need of grant writing skills? Sign up for this informative and hands-on virtual training on grant writing.

  • During the workshop participants will learn:
  • The outline of a common grant proposal.
  • Where to look for funding for your organization.
  • The most common grant writing mistakes.
Register Here!

Questions? Contact one of our presenters: