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Is your communications strategy effective, or does it feel like a big gamble, without a clear way to understand what’s working? Are you adding value to your champions through the stories you share and the invitations you offer, or are you messaging only to fulfill an obligation? Are you confident in your communication, or do you feel stuck not knowing what to say, when and where to say it, and whom to say it to?

Communication is key to gaining and growing the people and resources needed to keep doing good work. There is a winning formula to nailing your message, streamlining your mechanics, and aligning your measurement with your impact. Start communicating with purpose, on purpose.

Participate in our third quarter learning series* to:

• Clarify your messaging around the organization’s purpose and impact
• Learn purposeful mechanics for communication
• Develop an evaluation strategy to measure the effectiveness of your communication
• Feel inspired and equipped to nurture your champions' engagement in the cause through your organization
• Prepare for coaching exclusive to workshop attendees where you’ll create a communications calendar and accompanying execution plan

Register for this MI communications workshop and begin developing messages that will inspire champions to act. Leaders, this workshop will benefit your whole team. Register today*

*In addition to this workshop, the 2022 third quarter learning series includes a self-paced early learning opportunity (click here to check it out), group or individual coaching following the workshop, and a webinar.  Participate in all of them to make the most of your learning. 

Join us in Room 440 - come early, grab a cup of coffee and connect with other leaders!

Presenters

Featuring - Anne Calton

Middle Tennessee Area Director, Mission Increase

Anne Calton serves as the Area Director for Mission Increase Middle Tennessee. With more than 25 years of development, fundraising, and capital campaign experience, Anne has worked with a variety of organizations in Nashville, including: Christian Women's Job Corps of Middle Tennessee, Fannie Battle Day Home for Children, Scarritt-Bennett Center, Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Franklin Road Academy, and Vanderbilt University. Anne has also served as a consultant expert in fundraising and development for the Center for Nonprofit Management. She holds a M.Ed. in Institutional Advancement from Peabody College at Vanderbilt University. It is Anne's privilege to serve the Lord by equipping ministries with the skills to carry out their missions. Anne is also involved in the women’s ministry at her church. She and her husband John have two children and live in Brentwood.