Preconference Workshops
Pricing and Workshop Details
Online registration will be available December 13, 2024, through February 7, 2025. After this date, registration will need to be completed on-site. The registration fee includes lunch for participants.
Please note, each workshop requires a minimum of 6 participants and can accommodate a maximum of 24 participants. If the minimum enrollment is not reached by February 7, the workshop will be canceled, and all registered participants will receive a full refund.
December 13, 2024 - February 7, 2025: | After February 7, 2025: |
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$90 PATH Intl. members | $140 PATH Intl. members |
$140 non-members | $190 non-members |
Setting Your Nonprofit Board Up for Success: practical tools, strategies and how horses teach us
Friday, February 21, 2025 | 9am-12pm | CE
This pre-conference workshop is designed for nonprofit organizations who are committed to setting their executive board up for success. This interactive hybrid workshop will include both a classroom session and an arena session where participants can experience what we can learn from horses about working together to create positive leadership for our organizations. In the classroom, practical strategies and tools that you can take back to your organization will be addressed including recruiting and selecting effective new boards and how to set them up for success. Other topics will discuss onboarding new board members and what it means to have a “diverse” board and why it’s important. A “Board Check List” that will help identify how well your board is working and where there may be room for improvement will be provided.
The arena session will include equine activities that help illuminate what is required to move our boards forward successfully. The horses will help us understand key leadership traits, teamwork, and the importance of communication at all levels to ensure the success of our organizations. Please note that active participation with the horses will depend on the number of attendees. What we learn from observation can be as powerful as what we learn from participation.