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I am a Harvard MBA and also a Yale M.DivI am a Harvard MBA and also a Yale M.Div. Although I left church work in favor of leadership development consulting, I still am very altruistic and want to make a difference by helping nonprofits improve their leadership.

Nonprofit leaders often struggle with leadership problems because they are not adequately trained. Very few have received formal leadership development. Most nonprofits cannot afford it, and foundations rarely give grants for leadership development. This is where you and I can help.

I am offering nonprofit leaders a chance to improve their leadership that you may tell them about. Select your favorite charity to benefit.

Executive Directors of non-profits you favor may attend for free my public Virtual Workshop called Leadership Communication, How to Communicate with Emotional Intelligence for Powerful Leadership. You select the nonprofit leader(s) and that entitles them to attend for free.

They can attend this Virtual Workshop via a series of phone conference calls so there is no travel expense. They will improve a range of skill sets that will boost their communication and leadership abilities. They get a 160-page Participant Workbook and software that lets them view my computer screen. Information about this Virtual-Workshop is available at my web site at Small Group Virtual Executive Coaching.

What are the results? Your selected nonprofit leader(s) gets better at leading, and you and I get the satisfaction of knowing we have helped a worthy person and nonprofit to function better. It is strictly optional, but perhaps your company might care to make a contribution to make this program sustainable for me?

Please forward this article to your favorite charities.

Copyright 2009, by William R. Murray, President of Eagle Alliance Executive Coaching, LLC. Reprint rights granted to all venues so long as this article and by-line are printed intact with all links made live.

by: William R. Murray




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