This professional development session for NBAA members will delve into crucial elements that foster a thriving organizational culture, including building trust, active listening, and understanding the nuances between leadership and management. Effective communication strategies will also be explored to ensure all members are aligned and motivated toward our shared mission.
Presenter Jane Baxter Lynn from JBL Strategies is passionate about working with nonprofits to be sustainable. She provides clients and communities with senior-level advisory resources, working with them to create and implement focused strategies in line with their mission and goals. With more than thirty years of global, national, regional, and local experience in business development, communications, marketing, and association management, Jane has gained a solid reputation for providing effective strategic counsel, being a truth-teller, developing results-oriented solutions, and bringing together diverse groups to achieve common goals.
As an experienced executive coach, strategic planner, facilitator, and communications specialist, Jane emphasizes leadership development and organizational culture.
In this webinar, Jane will guide you on how to turn your passion for book access into sustainable practices. She will share her insights on integrating passion with practical strategies to create lasting impact and foster a culture that supports ongoing success.
Enhance your organizational skills and learn practical approaches to create a supportive, positive, and enduring culture that champions book access for all. Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your impact and network with fellow professionals dedicated to making a difference.
Reserve Your Spot in Advance: Mark your calendar and be the first to secure your seat for this transformative learning opportunity. The link will be sent in your confirmation.
Webinars are free for active members and $25 for nonmembers. If you haven't yet joined the NBAA, please click here to sign up and stay in touch.