Which Organizational Structures and Cultures will you Thrive In?
Event Details
This webinar is offered in partnership with Montana Nonprofit Association.
Alternative concepts like shared leadership and flat organizations are increasingly popular, but what do these terms really mean? And what kinds of organizations will you actually enjoy being part of? Maybe you have been feeling like you want to explore something beyond a classically hierarchical organization, but you’re not sure where to start.
Join this hands-on session to self-assess your own culture and structure desires and unpack your desired relationship to power and decision-making. By the end of the workshop, you’ll know the terminology for a whole spectrum of different organizational structures, understand which structures and cultures best fit you, and learn strategies for changing your overall organizational structure and culture.
This session is open to all nonprofit staff, and particularly aimed at senior leaders.
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Cost + Registration
- MANP members save on individual whole org participation! Invite your whole team (staff and board) for one flat fee.
- Individual: MANP Members $45 / Nonmembers $90
- Whole Org: MANP Members $65 / Nonmembers $180
- No code is needed to register for the member rate
- All sessions will be recorded and available for registered attendees to access, along with all session resources, for six months after the event.
Register here via Partner Website
About the Presenter
Ananda Valenzuela (any pronouns) provides interim executive director leadership, facilitates organizational transformation, and coaches values-aligned leaders. He is passionate about nourishing joyful organizational cultures, supporting equitable self-management, and building liberatory practices. They have served as interim executive director at multiple organizations, provided capacity-building support to nonprofits for over ten years, and currently sit on the boards of Change Elemental and Hampshire College. Ananda grew up in Puerto Rico and slowly made her way across the United States, holding a variety of consulting, governance, and activist roles along the way.