Date	July 30, 2009
Time	1 hour 3 minutes
Cost	FREE
	Self reflection does not come easily to most people or most organizations. Yet, we know that to be at the top of our game, we need to be clear and rigorous about our goals, analyze our process and our achievements and go back and do it over and over again. Further, we recognize that for an organization to be a winner, everyone must share the same expectations and be committed to the same outcomes. This now becomes even more important when we face a serious economic crisis that affects how we operate and what we can afford to do. During this FREE webinar, we will examine the five questions you must answer to create a plan to weather this storm. These are: Who are the right people and how do you involve them? What is truly your core mission? What are essential programs and services and how do you know they are effective? Are all staff created equal? How can you stretch your dollar?
	Who Should Attend? Senior staff and board members of nonprofits who are facing resource challenges
Instructor	Judy Katz and Tanya Lewis Kelly, Judy Katz, President, On Target Strategies Judith E. Katz, President, On Target Strategies helps organizations and small businesses build a successful future. As Chair of the Governance Matters Roundtable Committee, Judy spearheads program planning for senior nonprofit managers and board members focusing on improving their organizations’ effectiveness. Judy’s seminars for SCORE, affiliated with the Small Business Administration, cover business planning, starting a nonprofit and marketing. She was VP of Corporate Planning and Mergers and Acquisitions for American Express. She redesigned nationwide community relations for Barnes & Noble and was President of the two-year, career oriented college, the Katharine Gibbs School. She has served as president of two nonprofit boards and as a senior manager and consultant/trainer in education, health and social service agencies. Tanya Lewis-Kelly, Regional Director, Volunteer Consulting Group / boardnetUSA.org (VCG) provides board consulting and recruitment assistance to charter schools, youth serving agencies and other local organizations and works with corporations to prepare their employees for board service. Prior to joining VCG, Ms. Lewis-Kelly served as Deputy Director of the Harlem Community Justice Center. Ms. Lewis-Kelly also worked at the Children’s Defense Fund, Westchester County Press and the U.S. House of Representatives under Congresswoman Nita M. Lowey. Over the years, Ms. Lewis-Kelly has been an active member of the Black Democrats of Westchester, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., St. Charles Borromeo Church’s Catechesis program in Harlem and "Class Mom" at The Spence School in New York City. Ms. Lewis-Kelly has a B.S. from Cornell University and was a Public Policy Major at NYU’s Wagner Graduate School.
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