[Leadership and Resiliency Program] Part 1: Learning from Failure

Nonprofit Montgomery is pleased to introduce a new series on Leadership and Resiliency for senior level nonprofit executives. This three part series includes:

1. Learning from Failure (February 15, 2019)
2. Preventing Burn-Out by Managing Stress and Building Positivity (March 15, 2019)
3. Managing a Team with Intention and Technology (April 25, 2019)

Throughout the series you’ll learn from our experts:
-Why resilience is critical to your long-term success as a non-profit leader
-How failure can be your “friend” in building resilience
-How you can rewire your brain to promote positivity
-What works in managing stress
-How to manage a team with intention to promote a culture of longevity and resilience

Part 1: Learning from Failure facilitated by Marlana Valdez, Leadership Coach and Consultant. This workshop will include a panel of nonprofit leaders.
When: Friday, February 15, 2019 from 9:30am – 11:30
Where: CaringMatters, 518 S. Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20877

RSVP HERE

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Marlana Valdez, Leadership Coach and Consultant
Marlana is an organization development consultant specializing in leadership development, international and cross-cultural issues, and law. She works with organizations to improve leadership effectiveness, enhance work processes and employee morale, and create strategic plans focused on systemic reform.

Marlana specialized in family, children’s and women’s legal issues during her teaching career at the law schools of American University, George Washington University, and Georgetown University.

Marlana is a member of the faculty at the Key Leadership Program at American University’s School of Public Affairs and served for four years as the Independent Juvenile Justice Monitor for the state of Maryland. She received both her JD and BS degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and is a Fellow at Georgetown University’s Center for Juvenile Justice Reform. She has a certificate in Organization Development from Georgetown University and is completing her coaching certification with the International Coach Federation.