Join National Corporate Leaders, community leaders and local United Ways May 14–16 at the Baltimore Convention Center for the 2008 United Way Community Leaders Conference (CLC).
View your special invitation from Brian Gallagher, United Way of America President & CEO.
Schedule of events:
May 14, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. NCL Advisory Council meeting open to all
May 14-16, CLC (May 14, 3 p.m. to May 16, 11 a.m.)
May 15, 6:30-9 p.m. United Way Spirit of America® and Summit Awards Dinner
View the complete conference schedule at-a-glance
Why NCL companies should attend:
- Peer-to-peer learning and networking opportunities
- Educational sessions for new and long-time volunteers with new strategies for advancing the common good, campaigns and board leadership
- Renowned guest speakers, including Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu; Dr. Paul C. Light, Professor of Public Service, NYU and award-winning author; Michelle Rhee, Chancellor, D.C. Public Schools; Bill George, award-winning author of True North, Discover Your Authentic Leadership and former CEO of Medtronic which he grew from a $1.1 billion company to $60 billion; and more.
- Special course track for companies, including:
- Year-Round Communication
- Best Practices from Spirit of America & Summit Winners
- Year-Round Engagement
- Philanthropic Intersections – Partnering with Corporations to Advance the Common Good
- Strategies for Increasing Resources Under Management
- Spirit of America Awards dinner, included with registration
View the 2008 CLC website for more conference information including, the full schedule, breakdown of learning opportunities, transportation specifics and other general information.
You will save $100 by registering before April 22, 2008. So register today!
- Click the “Register Now” button above.
- Scroll down to "For Optional Pre-Conference and CLC registration click below" and click the button.
- On the registration screen, fill in the fields:
Org #: NCL
Metro size: NCL
I am a: Volunteer - Recommended NCL hotel: Hyatt Regency Baltimore (if the Hyatt is full, please also try the Inner Harbor or Renaissance Harborplace Hotel)
If you have any questions, let us know.
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