This workshop will cover a variety of departures and how to handle them. Things to be aware of and preparations to ensure accurate and smooth communication. In this workshop, you will learn about different types of departures and how to handle them with accuracy and grace. You will be aware of some of the laws that may govern your transitions and be more prepared to handle the next hard conversation or organizational exit.

We will have a fireside conversation with the three distinguished panelists with extensive experience in both nonprofit and for-profit businesses in Palm Beach County. Vicki Tate, the President of AWE (Alliance of Women Executives), Kathie Kreh, the President of the African Orphan Educational Foundation, and Connor Lynch, CEO of Plastridge Insurance, will share their experiences and perspectives on how we can ensure meaningful leadership and community support for aspiring female leaders in nonprofits. We will then proceed to a facilitated discussion in smaller groups to experience the power and wisdom of a peer group focused on developing ideas and finding solutions. This will be an opportunity to engage in meaningful conversation, share thoughts, and learn from one another. We will end by sharing the insights and wrapping up with actionable takeaway steps for each participant.

Participants will leave this session with: A clear understanding of the signature traits of inclusive leadership The ability to recognize the facilitators and inhibitors of inclusive behaviors Realistic and actionable takeaways for fostering inclusion and belonging in the workplace

1. What you will need in order to implement this new set of requirements 2. How to manage and protect data and associated information 3. Ways cybercriminals extort organizations and steal data such as phishing and ransomware 4. Services LAN Infotech can provide Nonprofit Agencies and Nonprofits First Affiliate Members

This evidence-based, early-intervention course is administered by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing and facilitated by trained instructors from the Ferd & Gladys Alpert Jewish Family Services of Palm Beach County. Participants will be guided through community-specific scenarios, activities and videos to teach the skills needed to recognize and respond to signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges as well as how to provide initial support until they are connected with appropriate professional help. This course is a great fit for program staff who work in people-facing roles, providing needed services to clients in vulnerable populations.

- Understanding AI Fundamentals - Hands-On Generative AI Experience - Effective Use of Microsoft Copilot - Conversational Skills with ChatGPT - Ethical AI Practices and Security Awareness - Inspiration for Social Impact

Attendees will walk away from this presentation with the tools and information needed to effectively find qualified candidates and retain a strong workforce.