You must purchase AT LEAST 3 tickets for this course. You can assign tickets to other staff at check out or at a later time.
During this interactive, hands-on workshop, organizational teams of 3 to 5 will learn about the 7 Nonprofit Lifecycle Stages that include: Idea, Start-up, Growth, Maturity, Decline, Turnaround, and Terminal. Then they will apply these stages to a real-life nonprofit case study. Following a discussion about the case, teams will work together in collaboration with Nonprofit Lifecycle consultants to determine what stage their organization is currently in.
This training will help nonprofits assess capacity imbalances throughout their organization and will help them then determine what areas they should be focusing on for growth.
The concept of lifecycle capacity building was developed by Susan Kenny Stevens, Ph.D., founder of the Nonprofit Lifecycles Institute and author of Nonprofit Lifecycles: Stage-based Wisdom for Nonprofit Capacity, which is considered essential reading and a guiding force in the nonprofit community.
Nonprofit Lifecycles Institute is a community of nonprofits, funders, consultants, and academic practitioners who understand the direct relationship between a nonprofit organization’s operating capacity and the ability to effectively deliver the services and programs defined in their mission.
Registration fee includes consultation (This is only available to nonprofits headquartered in Arizona at this time) - a minimum of 4 hours of consulting per organization ($600+ value)
Attendance Requirements: Organizational registrations are available for teams of CEOs/EDs, Board Chairs and incoming Board Chairs, and other key staff team members.
Cancellation Policy- refunds can only be given if cancelation request is sent/called in at least one week prior to the event to events@arizonanonprofits.org.
Scholarships available to Arizona participants ONLY - Click HERE to see if your organization qualifies!
Workshop Follow-Up Consultation (Available to Arizona participants ONLY):
A week after the workshop, the attending nonprofit organization will be responsible for sending in their current Lifecycle Placement and Capacity Improvement plan (both short and long term). The majority of this information will be completed during the training.
Participants who complete the follow-up Capacity Improvement Plan, will be eligible for a minimum of 4 hours of consulting per organization ($600+ value) (only available to nonprofits headquartered in Arizona at this time of consultation)* from a trained and experienced Nonprofit Lifecycle Consultant with the purpose of clarifying and providing direction on Capacity Improvement goals.
This consultation will need to be completed within 2-3 months after attending this workshop. Consultations will be held virtually.
*Dependent upon number of registered organizations therefore consultation could include more hours.
THANK YOU to Vitalyst Health Foundation and BHHS Legacy Foundation for the continued support of our scholarships!
BLANK Nonprofit Lifecycles Self-Assessment
(0.42 MB)
This assessment will be completed during the workshop with your group. |
Available after Purchase |
Lifecycles Reference Guide
(0.65 MB)
Use this guide to fill out your assessment. |
Available after Purchase |
Outreach Inc Case Study (136.3 KB) | Available after Purchase |
NLI AZ Impact for Good (Alliance) Workshop.pdf (4.3 MB) | Available after Purchase |
The Nonprofit Lifecycles Institute engages local experts who know and serve their communities as part of our team. The NLI teams meet on a regular basis to ensure strategic alignment and oversight of all projects.
Amanda Kaye, MNLM, CLCC collaborates with clients to strengthen their organizations and build healthy, resilient communities. As a Certified Lifecycle Capacity Consultant, she approaches her work with a holistic Nonprofit Lifecycles Framework to develop the capacity of nonprofits. Her expertise includes facilitating meetings, retreats, focus groups, and workshops; crafting action-oriented business and strategic plans; coaching board members and leadership to exceed goals; and building compelling narratives. After graduating from the University of Arizona, Amanda Kaye received a Master of Nonprofit Leadership and Management degree from Arizona State University.
The Nonprofit Lifecycles Institute engages local experts who know and serve their communities as part of our team. The NLI teams meet on a regular basis to ensure strategic alignment and oversight of all projects.
Colleen Conley has extensive experience facilitating collaborative groups and creating action-oriented strategic plans. She takes a holistic view to working with her clients and utilizes a Nonprofit Lifecycles lens in much of her work.
Colleen holds a Master of Nonprofit and Leadership and Management degree from Arizona State University (ASU). Prior to co-founding ckSYNERGY, she had a career at national and international law firms, where she facilitated teams to improve client service and developed firm-wide and team-specific strategic plans to implement the firms’ goals. Within and across sectors, Colleen has managed diverse -- and at-times competing -- agendas to create cohesive and actionable plans.
Colleen is a Certified Lifecycle Capacity Consultant and has received training from the American Management Association in Facilitation and has completed Interim Executive Director Training.
Joining NLI in 2022, Dr. Melanie Mitros has vast experience leading, funding and consulting with nonprofits, communities, and foundations. Dr. Mitros brings skills in organizational development, project management, evaluation, and results-based facilitation to the Nonprofit Lifecycles Institute team. Previous roles included the Director of Strategic Community Partnerships at Vitalyst Health Foundation and the founding Director of the Arizona Living Well Institute where she engaged public and private partners to build statewide infrastructure, coalitions and communities.
Dr. Mitros holds a PhD in Physical Activity, Nutrition and Wellness from Arizona State University, M.S. from Wake Forest University, and B.S. from Middle Tennessee State University.
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