This informational session is held quarterly. Registration for each session opens two weeks prior to its scheduled date. Due to the limited seating, we kindly request that you register only if you are confident in your ability to attend. This consideration ensures that everyone who is eager to participate has the opportunity. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. |
About the session:
Are you passionate about making a difference and considering starting a nonprofit organization? Join our interactive roundtable session to gain valuable insights, connect with like-minded individuals, and learn from seasoned nonprofit leaders. This informal and conversational workshop is designed to guide you through the initial steps of launching a nonprofit, from clarifying your mission to understanding the essentials of setting up and managing your organization.
Starting a nonprofit can be an incredibly rewarding journey, but it requires hard work and determination. Our roundtable discussion will offer real-world experiences and practical advice to help you channel your ideas and passion into a successful organization.
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Why Attend?
This roundtable is your chance to dive deep into the realities of starting and growing a nonprofit, guided by experienced experts and sector leaders. You'll gain practical insights, assess your readiness, and learn how to align your mission with your passions and skills. With personalized guidance and access to valuable resources, you'll leave empowered and equipped to take the next steps toward making your nonprofit vision a reality. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded changemakers and set your organization on the path to meaningful impact!About the Roundtable Facilitator
David E. McCulloch
David McCulloch currently serves as a volunteer mentor for SCORE North Metro Atlanta and works out of the Gwinnett Entrepreneur Center. He is also the executive director for Trade Talks USA, a nonprofit organization that introduces job training and career opportunities in the skilled construction trades. He has over 25 years of experience in postsecondary education, serving in senior executive roles overseeing workforce development and leadership training for the Technical College System of Georgia and the University of Georgia Terry College of Business.