Former executive director, certified coach, and nonprofit expert Allison Jordan will share the importance of vulnerability, empathy, and values in leadership.
This session is also part of a full professional development program, Executive Director Advancement Certification: Skills to Become an Extraordinary Post-Pandemic Nonprofit Executive.
What You'll Learn
- How do your values affect your leadership?
- What is vulnerability?
- How does vulnerability relate to courage?
- How can you use empathy as a leadership tool?
Training Overview
It’s okay if you don’t know all the answers. Learn how to be an authentic executive director.
Executive directors hate to say “I don’t know,” because they feel they are expected to have all the answers. They occasionally feel they do not have permission to take risks and often struggle with ongoing funding uncertainty.
You need courage to be an authentic executive director.
- How do your values affect your leadership?
- What is vulnerability?
- How does vulnerability relate to courage?
- How can you use empathy as a leadership tool?
Who Should Attend?
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Expert Presenter
Allison Jordan
- Executive coach, executive director mentor, and facilitator
- Over 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience as an Executive Director and Board
- Received numerous community awards, including UNC-Asheville’s Francine Delaney Service to the Community Alumni Award in 2012, Kennon Roberson Award for Nonprofit Management Excellence in 2012, the Leadership Asheville Community Trustee Award in 2013, and the Woman Up Woman Nonprofit Leader of the Year in 2017
- Certificate from CoachU
- Certificate of Nonprofit Board Consulting from BoardSource
- Master of Science in community leadership from Duquesne University
- Bachelor of Arts in psychology from UNC-Asheville
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