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The Fulton County Arts Council Announces Funding Opportunities for Nonprofit Organizations and Artist Collectives The deadline to submit applications is January 16, 2008. Fulton County-based arts, cultural, and community-based nonprofit organizations and artist collectives are invited to apply for funding for the 2008/2009 contract cycle. Funding ranging from $1,000 to $150,000 is available to support arts programming in Fulton County. Guidelines and applications available online at www.fultonarts.org. Fulton Arts Council Accepting Applications for Arts Funding Peer Review Panelists The deadline to submit applications is January 31, 2008. The Fulton County Arts Council’s Contracts for Services program is accepting applications for volunteer peer review panelists for the 2008-2009 contract cycle. Panelists will evaluate applications, make funding recommendations, provide guidance to staff in working with applications, and assist the Arts Council with policy and program development. Panelists will be selected to serve on one of seven panel groups scheduled to convene late March through April 2008. Call 404-612-5780 for more information, or to request an application form. Application forms can be downloaded from the Arts Council website at www.fultonarts.org. The Harvard Business School Club of Atlanta is pleased to announce plans to award up to six scholarships to attend Executive Education Programs in the Social Enterprise Initiative (SEI) at Harvard Business School in Boston. The SEI was created to respond to the growing nonprofit sector and its complex relationships with the wider business world. The two courses offered are Performance Measurement for Effective Management of Nonprofit Organizations (PMNO) on June 16 to 19, 2008 and Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management (SPNM) on July 13 to 19, 2008. The PMNO program is structured to help conceptualize and design the systems and processes necessary to measure and achieve desired performance. The SPNM course focuses on understanding core management concepts, applying these concepts strategically, and implementing change within the organization.. Scholarship winners will be selected by February 2008, and will be honored at a dinner hosted by the HBCSA in Spring 2008. A maximum of one scholarship may be awarded per applying organization, and an applicant may apply for a scholarship to only one of the courses. For further information, contact: Beth Miller at bmiller@maagroup.com. The application can be found at www.hbs-atlanta.org/scholarships.html. TimePlus Payroll is now offering all new clients a $100 credit towards Nonprofit University courses during the 2008 calendar year. To take advantage of this special offer, become a client of TimePlus Payroll before the end of January 2008! There is no better time to evaluate your payroll needs and find out why TimePlus is the most responsive, resourceful and reliable nonprofit payroll provider in the industry. For more information, go here. The Atlanta Nonprofit Professionals January Career Growth Event Date and Time: Monday, January 14th, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Topic: The Power of Personal Brand In the past, superior skills, great resources and specialized knowledge were enough to be competitive in your career. Today, these are requirements just for entry. Now you need a unique "trademark" to really get ahead. Your brand – the emotional connection you make with your audience – is what differentiates you from everyone else. This workshop will help you define your brand and learn how to use it to forward your success in any endeavor. No matter where you are in the process, you’ll know yourself better and have new tools and distinctions for being a more powerful, more effective you. R.S.V.P. for this FREE event here. |
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