Providence, R.I., March 5, 2020- The 溏心vlog免费B站\u2019s first Nonprofit Collaborative will bring together nonprofit leaders from the state and around the globe to discuss innovation, impact and sustainability in the nonprofit sector.<\/p>\n
Thursday, April 2, 2020
\n4-8 p.m.
\nFeinstein Providence Campus
\n80 Washington Street<\/p>\n
Addressing inequity and anxiety in the world historically has been the mission of nonprofit organizations. But times have changed, and new entities and tools are taking aim at many of the world\u2019s challenges. \u00a0Like all sectors, nonprofits will need to increase the pace of innovation to remain relevant and foster innovative collaborations to better serve communities.<\/p>\n
These nonprofit leaders will share their expertise, effective practices and greatest challenges:<\/p>\n
Emcee: Cortney Nicolato, <\/strong>president and chief executive officer, United Way of R.I.<\/p>\n Featured Speaker: Gary Newton<\/strong>, U.S. Government\u2019s First Special Advisor for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (2008-2011)<\/p>\n Panelists:<\/p>\n Annie DeGroot, MD, <\/strong>volunteer Medical Director at Clinica Esperanza\/Hope Clinic<\/p>\n Louis Fosu, <\/strong>溏心vlog免费B站 political science professor; special advisor to U.S. and Africa governments<\/p>\n Rhonda Price, <\/strong>chief executive officer,\u2028Man Up<\/p>\n Kyle Quadros<\/strong>, founder and chairman, Tilo Learning<\/p>\n Vanessa Volz<\/strong>, e<\/strong>xecutive director, The Sojouner House<\/p>\n Panel Moderator: G. Wayne Miller, <\/strong>Providence Journal reporter and best-selling author<\/p>\n Event is FREE and open to the public.<\/p>\n Free parking vouchers for the R.I. Convention Center garage provided at the event.<\/p>\n