CASE - Lessons Learned: Shifting Your Volunteer Board Composition

Charles Bacarisse—Vice President for Advancement

Houston Baptist University—Houston, Texas

United States

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Lessons Learned: Shifting Your Volunteer Board Composition

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Lessons Learned: Shifting Your Volunteer Board Composition

Feb. 14, 2012
Online
2 - 3 p.m. Eastern

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Participants of this online seminar may order a copy Best of the Board Cafe: Hands-on Solutions for Nonprofit Boards by March 16, 2012 and receive a 20% discount! Enter the discount code "P12961" when prompted during the checkout process to receive this discount.

Every volunteer board needs new blood. What happens when you change - by design or by fiat - the type of members you engage for your community college foundation board? Hear from a foundation executive director about the dynamics and challenges involved in changing the make-up of your board - and the lessons she learned from this highly contentious undertaking.

Speaker

Adrienne M. Garcia
Executive Director
Hillsborough Community College Foundation

Adrienne M. Garcia has served as the executive director of the Hillsborough Community College Foundation since October 2002, raising funds for student scholarships, college programs and endowments to advance the mission of the college. Garcia has held a number of national and regional leadership positions with organizations including the University of Florida National Alumni Association and Tampa Gator Club.

She serves on the CASE District III Board, and on the CASE Center for Community College Advancement Advisory Committee. She has been recognized for her accomplishments and service with the honors including the Hispanic Woman of the Year, Girl Scouts Woman of Distinction and the University of Florida Alumnus of Distinction.