Event Information

When you think about your board, does it feel like a blessing?   

Great boards can be a gift to an organization when members understand their role and create environments dedicated to serving the kingdom. Board service can also be a tremendous gift for the person serving when members have the freedom to offer their skills and lead with courage. With role clarity, healthy board composition, and invigorating communication, board service is a blessing to leaders and organizations.    

How do you foster the change needed to help your organization’s board grow into the strategic leaders and protectors of the mission required to achieve your God-given vision?  

Join us to:  

• Learn the key roles and responsibilities related to serving on a faith-based nonprofit board
• Learn ways board members can create pathways for congregations and nonprofits to work together
• Explore key ways to increase board engagement, including fundraising
• Practice skills needed to recruit, retain, and retire board members 

This workshop, along with its corresponding early learning and group coaching opportunities, is intentionally designed for ministry board members and staff to attend so that together you can carve out a path that leads to advancing the cause and creating lasting kingdom impact.  

Register your board and staff today for this updated board leadership workshop. 

NEW ROOM LOCATION: This workshop will be in 505AB due to renovations in Munzing Hall. Room 505AB is upstairs in the Fellowship Hall, directly in front of the parking lot. 

Presenters

Featuring - Tara Andersen

Area Director for Orange County & Hawaii, Mission Increase

Tara has served as the Area Director for Mission Increase Orange County & Hawaii since 2017 and counts it an honor to be a part of the kingdom work happening in her community. With over 30 years of business leadership and fundraising experience where she successfully stewarded over $52M across multiple campaigns, she has the opportunity to share what she has learned with leaders as they face the unique challenges of nonprofit leadership. Tara holds degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice, as well as a master's degree in Organizational Psychology. She also holds certifications as a CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive) and CCNL (Credentialed Christian Nonprofit Leader). Tara lives in Orange County with her husband, Steve, and their four sons.