
Customized Training
Training Designed Around Your Goals.
We partner with nonprofits, coalitions, and oraganizations to deliver engaging, customized trainings that build leadership capacity and drive results.
We Can Help Your Team
Leadership development
Team building & collaboration
Strategic planning
Board development
Community engagement
Tailored Training
Leading For Change partners with social justice and non-profit organizations to train in specific areas as needed to support their expectations, sustainability and long-term success.
All of our trainings promote creative and critical thought to enable participants to feel empowered and equipped to implement the changes needed to further strengthen and advance their organization.
Working one-on-one with Executive Directors, or working with their staffs, Board of Directors, and/or volunteers, LFC trainings are interactive, provide a safe environment for sharing, and serve to shift the paradigm from “what is " and, "this is the way we always do it,” to, “this is what we can be.”
Let's Talk
Beth Meyer at 602-253-0119
bmeyer@azleadingforchange.org
Training Areas Include
Messaging
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Advocacy & Messaging Through Storytelling
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Message Development & Delivery
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Having Difficult Conversations
Vision & Values
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Your organization's vision of change
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Leading by Values
Fundraising
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Your Commitment to Fundraising
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Habits of Effective Fundraising
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Best Practices
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Developing Your Fundraising Message and Making the Ask
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Pros and Cons of Fundraising Processes
Collaborative Leadership
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Working Across - Internally and Externally - Barriers & Divides
Strategic Planning
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Short-term to Long-term planning to raise the bar for the efficacy of your organization
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Identifying Outcomes to drive your organization's mission
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Core Strategic Approaches to support your organization's vision

Experienced Facilitators

Interactive & Engaging

Relevant to Your Work

Measurable Impact
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