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BIG Emerging Leaders 2.0 (For Alumni of EL 1.0)

May 14, 2021 - July 23, 2021

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Who:

Alumni of the original Emerging Social Sector Leaders (1.0) program.

When:

This program is designed as an immersive experience over 6, 2-hour sessions. Participants should plan to attend ALL sessions. All sessions take place virtually on Zoom:

  • Friday, May 14, 2-4pm MT
  • Friday, May 28, 2-4pm MT
  • Friday, June 11, 2-4pm MT
  • Friday, June 25, 2-4pm MT
  • Friday, July 9, 2-4pm MT
  • Friday, July 23, 2-4pm MT

Cost:

Fees for this program include all 4 sessions and are set up on a sliding scale:

  • Tier 1, Organization Budget Under $150,000/year: $115
  • Tier 2, Organization Budget $150-500,000/year: $235
  • Tier 3, Organization Budget Over $500,000/year: $325

Note: applications must be in by Friday, April 2, 2021. Applications are reviewed, and final decisions are made, by the Emerging Leaders facilitation team. Application logistics are handled by the Santa Fe Community Foundation on their website.

Are you an alumni of the Emerging Leaders 1.0 program and want to go further?

This Level 2 deep dive will support Emerging Leaders alumni in furthering their transformational leadership development. 

The Emerging Social Sector Leaders 2.0 program has been designed by co-facilitators Vicki Pozzebon and Everette Hill specifically for alumni of the original Emerging Social Sector Leaders (1.0) program. With input from alumni, Vicki and Everette have developed deep dive sessions to support you in furthering your transformational leadership development.

This program will continue to build upon the Transformational Leadership “I, We, It” Framework, with the following overall goals:

1) Building Trust

  • In organizations
  • In the sector
  • In one’s self/own leadership

2) Transformation

  • Leaders (I)
  • Organizations (We)
  • The Sector (It)

3) Commonality in the sector

  • Language
  • Vision
  • Implementation

Deep dive topics to be discussed:

  • Navigating Funding/Philanthropy/Financial Sustainability
  • Collaboration/Partnerships
  • The Sector – Transactional vs Relational
  • Strategic Planning for you and your organization

In order for deep learning and transformative leadership among participants we are limiting the number of participants in the cohort to 12.

Apply Now - Deadline April 2, 2021

Each session will take place virtually, over Zoom (cohort members should plan to participate in all sessions). This program is by application only and limited to 12 participants.

Questions? Contact Yolanda Cruz, Philanthropy HUB Coordinator at SFCF, at ycruz@santafecf.org or 505-988-9715 x 7003.

About the Co-facilitators:

Vicki Pozzebon

Pozzebon is the principal consultant and founder of Prospera Partners, a small but mighty consulting firm that works with localists, small business owners, social entrepreneurs, and nonprofits on thoughtful business planning, systems change, transformational leadership, and more. She is people-centered and passionate about teaching, guiding, and facilitating clients through strategies to do better by doing good – for themselves, their business, and their communities.

At Prospera Partners Vicki designs and facilitates retreats, workshops, and communities of practice that will inspire community leaders and social entrepreneurs for transformational action.  She also works with small business owners and social entrepreneurs to grow programs and business with thoughtful, step-by-step localism strategies for success that include marketing, press, and business planning. Her Master of Arts in Theatre Directing, training in the Art of Hosting and World Café methods of facilitation, and early days as a theatrical director, playwright, and an activist performer (no, really!) help Vicki bring humor, heart, and actionable tasks to anything she designs or leads.

When she’s not consulting or facilitating on all things local (and transforming leaders and businesses to do social good) she’s speaking or blogging about it. Her articles have appeared in publications like The Nonprofit Quarterly, Green Fire Times, Philanthropy Journal and others, and she has given keynotes and presentations across the country on everything from local economies to healthy food systems and more.

Before founding Prospera Partners Vicki served as the executive director of the Santa Fe Independent Business Alliance, where it grew to become one of the largest local economy business networks in the US, with a successful and award-winning Farm to Restaurant Project that impacted the local community for lasting economic change, and as a fellow for the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE). Other honors include being named Young Careerist, a 40 under Forty Business Executive designation by New Mexico Business Weekly, and serving on Santa Fe’s City Business and Quality of Life Committee, the City of Albuquerque’s Living Cities Leadership Team, and Santa Fe’s Catalyzing Jobs Committee. Vicki is a current Advisory Board Member of Design Corps Santa Fe and the Hispanic-American Institute

Everette Hill, MA

Hill is a Principal & Managing Director of the Social Innovation Strategies Group, LLC or SISGroup. He is an expert in asset-based community, youth and organizational development. After more than 20 years of working in the educational, non-profit and community development sectors, Hill currently provides executive consultative services to leaders, organizational design and development services to institutions, and project management services to NGO’s, foundations and government. As a resident of the rural South Valley of Albuquerque for 23 years, Hill has worked to support the development of community, program, policy, organization and educational initiatives statewide. Over his career, Hill has been a teacher, case manager and program manager, Vice President of the largest social service non-profit in New Mexico and Executive Director of a statewide community-based networked intermediary organization. He has worked in the nonprofit, government and private sectors developing and managing programs, grass-roots community-based public policy, and provided strategic planning and technical assistance support to individuals and organizations throughout the social sectors.

Mr. Hill is a native of Madison, Virginia, who moved to New Mexico from California in 1994. He is a graduate of Occidental College (Los Angeles) where he double-majored, earning bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and History, while also studying Sports Medicine and Religious Studies. In 2001, Hill earned a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Phoenix, where the concentration of his work was in Marriage, Family & Child Therapy. Hill is a Senior Associate with Everyday Democracy- a national deliberative dialogue organization dedicated to social change and racial equity. Hill is also a member of the American Psychological Association (APA) and a member of the Society of Industrial & Organizational Psychology (SIOP).

The passion that Vicki and Everette shared with the future leaders was inspirational, motivated, influential knowledgeable & appreciated. With the highest RESPECT to Vicki and Everette.

Yolanda Martinez2018 Emerging Social Sector Leaders Participant

Details

Start:
May 14, 2021
End:
July 23, 2021
Event Category:

Venue

Virtual (via Zoom)
United States