Morning Keynote:

Kim Klein
Kim Klein will present the morning keynote address that will establish the theme for the day—meeting the challenges of the new nonprofit world.
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"The Best of Times"
In this provocative keynote, Kim Klein will discuss why this period of history is potentially the most important for the nonprofit sector. Too many people are seeing the current meltdown as a crisis and they are hunkering down, hoping that things will get better. But what if you thought, "This is as good as it gets. This is our chance to really make change." What would your work look like? Who would you talk to and what would you advocate for? Ms. Klein thinks this is the time and tells you why, and what you should do about it.

Morning Workshops

Select one morning and one afternoon workshop upon registration.

Luncheon

Special recognition award presented to Suzy Sonenberg, Executive Director, Long Island Community Foundation

Afternoon Workshops

Select one morning and one afternoon workshop upon registration.

Dr. Joseph L. Vigilante Lecture:
Peter Brinckerhoff
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The Dr. Joseph L. Vigilante Lecture was created by Adelphi University to recognize Dr. Vigilante, who served the University for more than five decades, including 26 years as dean of the School of Social Work. Adelphi also created the Joseph L. Vigilante Fund to honor this inspiring dean, teacher, mentor, and visionary.

Introduction:
Dr. Robert A. Scott,
Adelphi University President
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Afternoon Keynote:
Peter Brinckerhoff
"Generation Change: Leading in a Nonprofit World"

Generational change presents as many opportunities for nonprofits as challenges. In his presentation, Mr. Brinckerhoff describes generational trends and provides a framework for generational change, what to expect, and how to plan for it.