Monthly PSO Advocacy Check-Ins feature comprehensive updates and analysis on legislative issues impacting the sector at the federal and state levels, as well as an open discussion on current policy hot topics, and timely tips on public policy best practices for PSOs and their members.
Join your fellow CEOs of larger PSOs (organizations with annual budgets over $1.6 million) to network, learn and share with each other on how to be effective chief executives of vital leadership organizations in our field.
Join us for our last Communications Peer Community meeting of the year on December 13 at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET. We'll discuss considerations when developing a communications plan, seek feedback and ideas from colleagues, and look forward to the new year.
Given the shifts and changes in the locations in which PSO work is taking place, what is the “new normal”? Join Forum members for a check-in call to reflect on this question and other questions about the "new normal" as we look ahead to 2023.
Join your fellow CEOs of mid-sized PSOs (organizations with annual budgets between $600,000 and $1.6 million) to network, learn and share with each other on how to be effective chief executives of vital leadership organizations in our field.
Join your program peers for the last meeting of 2022 to share ideas on creating balanced program calendars for your members and community partners.
Here's a chance for more seasoned chief executives of Forum members (more than five years in your role) to connect, learn and share with your peers who are at a similar spot in their careers leading a philanthropy-serving organization.
3-4 of your peers will bring a membership challenge they are tackling for collective problem-solving support from the community.
Join your fellow CEOs of Lean, Keen, Producing Machine PSOs (organizations with annual budgets under $600,000) to network, learn and share with each other on how to maximize your organizations' strengths for greatest impact.
During the meeting Forum members got the latest insight on the upcoming elections, the upcoming lame-duck Congress, and how it may the sector’s policy goals for the remainder of the year.