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Webinar: Business Idea Exploration for Nonprofits

 

About this Webinar:

So you’ve got an idea for a business that could generate revenue for your nonprofit.  Now what?
 
This webinar will:
  • Introduce social entrepreneurship
  • Identify how business ideas for social enterprise are generated
  • Assess organizational readiness for social enterprise
A question and answer session for this webinar will be held on March 20, from 10:30am-11:30am.  Pre-registration for the Q&A session is not required.  Simply follow the link below to re-enter the virtual meeting room.

[REGISTER HERE]

About the Series:

  • Is your nonprofit interested in generating funds that aren’t designated to a particular project?
  • Is your organization already exploring business ideas?
  • Are you a social entrepreneur with an idea for a community enterprise?
  • Are you wondering if your business idea is feasible?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, then our Social Enterprise Webinar Series is for you!
 
Social Enterprise includes the many earned revenue methods used by nonprofit organizations to generate their own income in support of their mission. This series is sponsored by the Rural Social Enterprise Constellation of the Ontario Nonprofit Network and will be of particular interest to rural nonprofit leaders and social entrepreneurs.
 
Sign up for one or all of these webinars and learn from our social enterprise experts and the effective practice of other enterprising nonprofits. Host the webinars for a group of people in one location and benefit from sharing with your peers while paying the price of one connection.
 
Included in the webinar series is a follow-up online question and answer session. We’ll give you a week to ponder then we’ll open up the “virtual meeting room” again so you can ask your questions online.

Featured Webinars:

February 27
Intro to Social Enterprise and Earned Revenue Strategies for Nonprofits: (presented in English at 10:30am and French at 1:00pm)

March 6
Intro to Social Enterprise Q&A: (English and French)
 
March 13
Business Idea Exploration for Nonprofits: So you’ve got an idea for a business that could generate revenue for your nonprofit. Now what?
 
March 20
Business Idea Exploration Q&A
 
March 27
Social Enterprise Feasibility: The initial assessment of your business idea was positive. Now it’s time to figure out if it really is feasible!
 
April 3
Social Enterprise Feasibility Q&A

[REGISTER HERE]

Logistics: 

  • Webinars will run from 10:30am-12:00pm (French webinar on February 27, 1:00pm- 2:30pm)
  • Q&A sessions will run from 10:30am-11:30am (French 1:00pm-2:00pm)
  • Cost - $25.00 +HST per Webinar (includes the associated Q&A session)
  • Sign up for all 3 English webinars for $60.00 or all 4 for $80.00!
Click here for more information about the Rural Social Enterprise Constellation.
 
Contact Jennifer at jennifer@theonn.ca or 519-855-9550 for registration information.
 
 
 
 
 

Computer Hardware and Google Docs Webinar Series: Google Docs

Google Docs | March 7, 2013

We will show you what how you can access your documents virtually anywhere, share your documents with people to view or to edit (or a mix of the two) and how to monitor who is accessing your document. We will also mention the types of documents you can create using the application but will not be going into depth on how to work the specific documents.
 
Please make sure you register for each session you wish to attend as links to the sessions will only be sent to those registered for each session. Every session will be at 2:00 pm EST.

About the Series:

With this set of 3, we are going to take a look at hardware and Google Docs. While this may seem like an odd combination, Cloud services, like Google Docs, are having a profound effect on how hardware is being created and released. Getting an idea of how things like Google Docs generally works can help you to better understand your real hardware needs. 

More information:

If there are any questions or concerns, please email Green IT at greenit@greencommunitiescanada.org.
Green IT is a project of Green Communities Canada, which is a member of the Canadian CED Network

 

Computer Hardware and Google Docs Webinar Series: Intro to Hardware II

Intro to Hardware 2 | February 28, 2013

In our second week, we will take a look at storage options (HDD vs SSD vs Cloud), monitors (LCD vs LED vs Plasma) and web camera options. [Register here]

The final session is:

Google Docs | March 7, 2013

We will show you what how you can access your documents virtually anywhere, share your documents with people to view or to edit (or a mix of the two) and how to monitor who is accessing your document. We will also mention the types of documents you can create using the application but will not be going into depth on how to work the specific documents.
 
Please make sure you register for each session you wish to attend as links to the sessions will only be sent to those registered for each session. Every session will be at 2:00 pm EST.

About the Series:

With this set of 3 webinars, Green IT is going to take a look at hardware and Google Docs. While this may seem like an odd combination, Cloud services, like Google Docs, are having a profound effect on how hardware is being created and released. Getting an idea of how things like Google Docs generally works can help you to better understand your real hardware needs. 

More information:

If there are any questions or concerns, please email Green IT at greenit@greencommunitiescanada.org.
Green IT is a project of Green Communities Canada, which is a member of the Canadian CED Network

 

Computer Hardware and Google Docs Webinar Series: Intro to Hardware I

 

Intro to Hardware 1 | February 21, 2013

In this session, we will be taking a look at some of the hardware pieces, including processors, RAM (memory), video cards and common connects (e.g. USB 2 vs USB 3, etc).
[Register here]

About the Series:

With this set of 3, we are going to take a look at hardware and Google Docs. While this may seem like an odd combination, Cloud services, like Google Docs, are having a profound effect on how hardware is being created and released. Getting an idea of how things like Google Docs generally works can help you to better understand your real hardware needs. 

Future sessions include:

Intro to Hardware 2 | February 28, 2013

In our second week, we will take a look at storage options (HDD vs SSD vs Cloud), monitors (LCD vs LED vs Plasma) and web camera options.
[Register here]

Google Docs | March 7, 2013

We will show you what how you can access your documents virtually anywhere, share your documents with people to view or to edit (or a mix of the two) and how to monitor who is accessing your document. We will also mention the types of documents you can create using the application but will not be going into depth on how to work the specific documents.
 
Please make sure you register for each session you wish to attend as links to the sessions will only be sent to those registered for each session. Every session will be at 2:00 pm EST.

More information:

If there are any questions or concerns, please email Green IT at greenit@greencommunitiescanada.org.
Green IT is a project of Green Communities Canada, which is a member of the Canadian CED Network

 

Webinar: Intro to Social Enterprise and Earned Revenue Strategies for Nonprofits

 

About this Webinar:

  • Introduce participants to the concept and language of social enterprise
  • Build a basic understanding of the social enterprise development field
  • Provide participants with information about services and resources available to support social enterprise development

[REGISTER HERE]

About the Series:

  • Is your nonprofit interested in generating funds that aren’t designated to a particular project?
  • Is your organization already exploring business ideas?
  • Are you a social entrepreneur with an idea for a community enterprise?
  • Are you wondering if your business idea is feasible?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, then our Social Enterprise Webinar Series is for you!
 
Social Enterprise includes the many earned revenue methods used by nonprofit organizations to generate their own income in support of their mission. This series is sponsored by the Rural Social Enterprise Constellation of the Ontario Nonprofit Network and will be of particular interest to rural nonprofit leaders and social entrepreneurs.
 
Sign up for one or all of these webinars and learn from our social enterprise experts and the effective practice of other enterprising nonprofits. Host the webinars for a group of people in one location and benefit from sharing with your peers while paying the price of one connection.
 
Included in the webinar series is a follow-up online question and answer session. We’ll give you a week to ponder then we’ll open up the “virtual meeting room” again so you can ask your questions online.

Featured Webinars:

February 27
Intro to Social Enterprise and Earned Revenue Strategies for Nonprofits: (presented in English at 10:30am and French at 1:00pm)

March 6
Intro to Social Enterprise Q&A: (English and French)
 
March 13
Business Idea Exploration for Nonprofits: So you’ve got an idea for a business that could generate revenue for your nonprofit. Now what?
 
March 20
Business Idea Exploration Q&A
 
March 27
Social Enterprise Feasibility: The initial assessment of your business idea was positive. Now it’s time to figure out if it really is feasible!
 
April 3
Social Enterprise Feasibility Q&A

[REGISTER HERE]

Logistics: 

  • Webinars will run from 10:30am-12:00pm (French webinar on February 27, 1:00pm- 2:30pm)
  • Q&A sessions will run from 10:30am-11:30am (French 1:00pm-2:00pm)
  • Cost - $25.00 +HST per Webinar (includes the associated Q&A session)
  • Sign up for all 3 English webinars for $60.00 or all 4 for $80.00!
Click here for more information about the Rural Social Enterprise Constellation.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Housing as an Asset-Building Platform: Webinar

 

Register today for the latest co-presented webinar from CFED & NeighborWorks America: 

Housing as an Asset-Building Platform

Friday, March 1, 2013
3:30 pm EST / 2:30 pm CST / 1:30 pm MST / 12:30 pm PST

In response to demand for a reprise of the Assets Learning Conference session, Housing as an Asset-Building Platform, this webinar will present innovative strategies to integrate asset building and other financial services into affordable housing programs. As families across the country struggle to become financially secure, housing programs are looking to place-based, asset-building strategies as a way to help build up communities so that people stay and invest in the places where they live. In this session, you will learn how innovative housing authorities, intermediaries and affordable housing developers are helping low-income families build assets through savings opportunities, renter equity and other unique approaches.

Presenters include: 

[REGISTER HERE]

Did you know you can listen through your computer? Connect your speakers or a headset to your computer. For more information, contact Jennifer Medina
 
About NeighborWorks America 
NeighborWorks America creates opportunities for people to improve their lives and strengthen their communities by providing access to homeownership and to safe and affordable rental housing. In the last five years, NeighborWorks organizations have generated $20 billion in reinvestment in these communities. NeighborWorks America is the nation’s leading trainer of community development and affordable housing professionals.     
 

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