Who Is Right for the Program
Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management is designed for nonprofit executive directors and chief executive officers who are responsible for shaping the direction, mission, policies, and major programs of their organizations.
Past participants have represented a wide variety of nonprofit sectors. This program is intended for leaders of public-serving nonprofits, and is not targeted to industry or trade associations, management support organizations, or consulting firms.
The participants in this diverse group typically have such titles as:
- Chief executive officer
- Executive director
- President
Past Participants Represented:
| Industries |
Nationalities |
| 82% |
|
Chem/Pharm/Bio |
3% |
|
Africa |
| 10% |
|
Communications |
19% |
|
Asia/Pacific |
| 2% |
|
Consumer Products |
8% |
|
Europe |
| 6% |
|
Financial |
3% |
|
Latin America |
|
|
|
1% |
|
Middle East |
|
|
|
67% |
|
North America |
Participating Organizations Have Included:
Aids Foundation of Chicago
American Cancer Society
American Lung Association
America's Second Harvest
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
Boston Ballet
Boy Scouts of America
The British Library
Catholic Charities USA
Chinese American Voters Education
Committee
Council for Native Hawaiian
Advancement
Fundación Paraguaya
Goodwill Industries International
Habitat for Humanity
International, Inc.
The Humane Society of the United
States |
International AIDS Vaccine
Initiative
Junior Achievement
League of Women Voters of the
United States
Milwakee Symphony Orchestra
Mercy Corps
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
National Ballet of Canada
Outward Bound Brasil
Planned Parenthood Federation
of America
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Royal New Zealand Foundation for
the Blind
Teach For America
United Way of America
United World Mission
YMCA of the USA |
"Having multiple members of our senior staff and Board attend social enterprise executive education programs enabled us to build a strong senior management team and a core set of strategic skills. We had the chance to reflect on practical strategies, acquire new tools, and make useful connections. As a result, we have moved our work for the world's poorest children to a new level."
Carolyn Miles [President and Chief Executive Officer], Save the Children, U.S.