Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 2

Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 2
May 30, 2013 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Marla Cornelius

Marla Cornelius, MNA, is a Senior Project Director at CompassPoint Nonprofit Services. She developed and manages several of CompassPoint’s nonprofit management and leadership programs and research projects. She co-authored the national research report UnderDeveloped: A National Study of Challenges Facing Nonprofit Fundraising (2013). She also led the development of the studies Ready to Lead? Next Generation Leaders Speak Out (2008) and Daring to Lead 2011: A National Study of Nonprofit Executive Leadership. She develops content, trains, and consults in the areas of individual and organizational leadership and governance. Marla also speaks and writes on these topics and can be reached at MarlaC@compasspoint.org.

Workshops


The Nonprofit Management Institute for Senior Level Nonprofit Managers and Directors
Executive Director 101: Management Training for New Nonprofit Executive Directors
Multicultural Board Leadership Academy
How to Build an Organizational Dashboard: Track and Measure Organizational Performance Easily and Inexpensively
Using Strengths for Personal, Staff, and Team Development
Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 2
Building Successful Boards
Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 1
Take Control of Your Leadership Development: Frameworks for Emerging & New Leaders
How to Develop Your Professional Development Plan
What it Really Takes to Create a Culture of Philanthropy - Webinar Recording
First Do No Harm: Are Consultants Part of the Problem? - Webinar Recording


CompassPoint
500 12th St.
Suite 320
Oakland, California 94607

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Oakland
June 27, 2013 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Nelson Layag

Nelson Layag is the training director for CompassPoint Nonprofit Services. Nelson’s current responsibilities include the design and management of CompassPoint’s leadership and management workshops, networks, and conferences; strategy and implementation of organizational communications and marketing; and design and delivery of training focused on people/performance management and project management.   Some of Nelson’s recent work and projects includes:

  • Co-author and curriculum designer for Supervision: Helping People Succeed Part 1 and 2
  • East Bay Nonprofit Forum Program Design and Implementation: Writing Your Organization’s Next Chapter: Strategic Actions for Organizational Impact 
  • Performance Management 101: Achieve Results with Your Team, presentation at the Bank of America Neighborhood Excellence Initiative, emerging leaders convening
  • Board Basics Online – Curriculum design and development of online course for potential board members (www.compasspoint.org/boardbasics)
  • Mission Neighborhood Health Clinics – Three part supervision training and facilitation

Nelson’s passion is working with staff and leaders of social change organizations that serve under-represented communities. He understands and enjoys seeing the power a group of individuals can have when they find a way to work effectively together.  He brings this excitement to his work in performance management, project management and developing a training program that meets the needs of people working in the nonprofit sector.

In his 16 years at CompassPoint, Nelson has held numerous posts including Director of Technology and Director of Education.  During his time as Director of Education, he led the nation’s largest nonprofit training program with 500 workshops and 6 major conferences.  In 1997, Nelson was instrumental in developing the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network  (YNPN) in San Francisco.  YNPN has since grown into a national movement to support emerging leaders in the nonprofit sector.  He currently sits on the board of the Alameda Education Foundation and on the steering committee of the nonprofit online magazine, BlueAvocado.

Prior to joining CompassPoint, Nelson was the Accounting Operations Coordinator at Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco and Group Home Supervisor for Star House in San Jose. He was a social worker serving at risk youth in Baltimore before coming to California. Nelson has a BA in Business Administration and Marketing from Loyola College in Baltimore, MD and was part of a group of students that helped lead the development of the Center for Values and Service at Loyola. 

Nelson currently lives with his wife and three kids in the San Francisco Bay Area where he spends much of his spare time coaching youth sports and trying to keep up with school projects, field trips, and homework.  Somehow he finds just in enough time to play drums in a “dad garage band.” Email Nelson.

Workshops


The Nonprofit Management Institute for Senior Level Nonprofit Managers and Directors
Executive Director 101: Management Training for New Nonprofit Executive Directors
Multicultural Board Leadership Academy
Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 1
Successful Project Management
Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 2
Training for Trainers: Designing an Effective Learning Program


CompassPoint
500 12th St.
Suite 320
Oakland, California 94607

[directions]

Oakland

This course builds on the tools and concepts from Supervision Part 1 and guides you through navigating some of the more challenging issues that many new and experienced supervisors face including: effective delegation, performance evaluation, and problem solving.

This course is part of a 2-part series please take Supervision: Helping People Succeed-Part 1 before taking this course.

Event Price Level(s):
  • Fee A - under 999k (or student)$165.00
  • Fee B - $1mil - $3mil (or individuals)$195.00
  • Fee C - over $3mil (or consultants)$235.00

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