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Congratulations to the ELGP 2019 Graduates!
Last night we congratulated the ELGP graduates of 2019 at a beautiful Graduation ceremony!
Please find below their video snapshots of the program and their group projects.
They have also worked very hard to create five exceptional projects that will be added to the online resource toolkit. You may download and distribute them here.
- All Aboard: Why Board Inductions are Vital
- Ethical Decision Making: Practical Tips for Not for Profit Boards
- Stakeholder Engagement: A Quick Guide for Community Board Directors
- Digital Food for Thought: What’s Your Board’s Appetite for Social Media?
- Board Evaluation: A practical guide for evaluating boards as a collective in the Not for Profit sector
Well done to participants!
Your dedication, expertise and passion for the community sector is inspiring. I know you will make exceptional board directors.
Thank you too to the wonderful Community Partners who made the program possible, including Russell Bricknell who made the Community Partner address and the many who attended last night.
Alicia Curtis
Program Facilitator
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