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The great recession was particularly hard on the non-profit and association communities. As donations and new members have become scarce, non-profits have had to get creative and focus on maintaining revenue and managing expenses in order to serve their members and the community. As most signs point to an economic recovery, what’s on the minds of some leading CEOs who have navigated their organizations through these choppy economic waters? Are conditions improving? What challenges remain? Did the recession lead to permanent changes in revenue and expense management strategies? What is their outlook as we head into the second half of 2010 and beyond? Don’t miss this great program and networking opportunity.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
The Willard InterContinental
1401 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC 20004
Agenda
| 7:30 AM – 8:30 AM |
Breakfast and Schmooze |
| 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM |
Panel Discussion and Q/A |
| 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM |
More Schmooze |
Special price of $25 for professionals from association and non-profits |
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$39 for all other attendees
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Space is limited
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Leigh Ann Pusey
CEO
American Insurance Association
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| Leigh Ann oversees the organization's operations and works directly with AIA’s Board of Directors to develop and guide the strategic mission of the association. AIA is the leading property-casualty insurance trade organization, representing 350 insurers that write more than $123 billion in premiums each year. |
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John Graham
CEO
ASAE and the Center for Association Leadership
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| John is the leader of the ASAE, manages a budget of $35 million and a staff of 135, and represents more than 22,000 association executives and industry partners. Before joining the ASAE & The Center in 2003, John was the CEO of the American Diabetes Association where he quadrupled its size, from $50 million to $200 million in annual revenues. |
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Paulette Maehara
CEO
Association of Fundraising Professionals
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| Paulette leads AFP, the professional association of individuals responsible for generating philanthropic support for nonprofit organizations. Prior to joining AFP, she was CEO of the Epilepsy Foundation and held executive positions with Project HOPE, the American Red Cross, and the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation. |
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William Hanbury
President and CEO
United Way of the Nation's Capital
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| At UWNCA, Bill is responsible for development, community impact, public affairs, marketing and administration of the $35 million organization. Before leading United Way, Bill was the CEO of Destination DC, Washington’s Convention and Tourism Corporation. |
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Connie Tipton
CEO
International Dairy Foods Association
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| During her 29-year career with IDFA, Connie has held a leadership role in virtually all areas of the association, including legislative and international affairs, economic policy analysis, public relations, marketing, education and training, and trade shows. She helped to launch the annual Capitol Hill Ice Cream Party and led successful legislative campaigns to lessen government involvement in regulations that reduce dairy product marketability. |
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MODERATOR |
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Jeff Schragg
Partner
Argy Wiltse & Robinson
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| Jeff counsels non-profit and business clients on highly-complex tax and business matters, providing clients a broad and deep knowledge of all areas of state, federal and international taxation. He specializes in business planning and advice for trade associations and charities. Jeff also teaches “Finance for Board Members” for the Greater DC Cares Board Leadership Program. |
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