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SUMMARY:SCORE The Art of Nonprofit Delegation
DESCRIPTION:For many nonprofit leaders\, letting go of day-to-day tasks can feel uncomfortable\, even when it’s necessary.\n\nWhether your team is made up of staff\, volunteers\, or a mix of both\, mastering the art of delegation is essential for reducing burnout\, strengthening your organization\, and focusing on the work that truly requires your leadership.\n\nIn this engaging and practical session\, nonprofit consultant Cheryl Smith will guide Executive Directors through proven strategies for delegating with confidence. Participants will learn how to decide what to delegate\, assign responsibilities to the right people\, and set expectations in a way that builds trust and maintains quality. The result: a stronger team\, more time for strategic priorities\, and less stress for you.\n\nParticipants Will Learn How To:\n\nUnderstand the personal and organizational benefits of healthy delegation\nIdentify which tasks to keep and which to hand off using a simple decision-making framework\nMatch responsibilities to staff or volunteers based on skills\, capacity\, and motivation\nProvide clear instructions\, timelines\, and accountability without micromanaging\nUse practical scripts to make delegation feel supportive rather than burdensome\nOvercome guilt and the fear of losing control when handing off work\nBuild a culture where delegation is seen as an opportunity for growth\, not a chore\nOur Presenter\, Cheryl Smith\n\nCheryl Smith is an American grant-writer\, nonprofit trainer\, and consultant. She has been in the nonprofit industry for over 25 years\, and as the CEO of Dewlyn Nonprofit Services\, Cheryl helps over 3\,000 nonprofit organizations build sustainability through training\, coaching\, and grant-writing. Cheryl is also the author of the book\, “21 Ways to Fund a Nonprofit.” She is a member of the American Grant Writers' Association\; a nonprofit trainer for SCORE chapters across the U.S.\, as well as a guest speaker for many public\, private\, and Faith-Based Organizations. Broadly\, Cheryl’s specialty is building capacity in people and organizations\, and helping them to reach their highest and best potential.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:For many nonprofit leaders\, letting go of day-to-day tasks can feel uncomfortable\, even when it’s necessary.\n\nWhether your team is made up of staff\, volunteers\, or a mix of both\, mastering the art of delegation is essential for reducing burnout\, strengthening your organization\, and focusing on the work that truly requires your leadership.\n\nIn this engaging and practical session\, nonprofit consultant Cheryl Smith will guide Executive Directors through proven strategies for delegating with confidence. Participants will learn how to decide what to delegate\, assign responsibilities to the right people\, and set expectations in a way that builds trust and maintains quality. The result: a stronger team\, more time for strategic priorities\, and less stress for you.\n\nParticipants Will Learn How To:\n\nUnderstand the personal and organizational benefits of healthy delegation\nIdentify which tasks to keep and which to hand off using a simple decision-making framework\nMatch responsibilities to staff or volunteers based on skills\, capacity\, and motivation\nProvide clear instructions\, timelines\, and accountability without micromanaging\nUse practical scripts to make delegation feel supportive rather than burdensome\nOvercome guilt and the fear of losing control when handing off work\nBuild a culture where delegation is seen as an opportunity for growth\, not a chore\nOur Presenter\, Cheryl Smith\n\nCheryl Smith is an American grant-writer\, nonprofit trainer\, and consultant. She has been in the nonprofit industry for over 25 years\, and as the CEO of Dewlyn Nonprofit Services\, Cheryl helps over 3\,000 nonprofit organizations build sustainability through training\, coaching\, and grant-writing. Cheryl is also the author of the book\, “21 Ways to Fund a Nonprofit.” She is a member of the American Grant Writers' Association\; a nonprofit trainer for SCORE chapters across the U.S.\, as well as a guest speaker for many public\, private\, and Faith-Based Organizations. Broadly\, Cheryl’s specialty is building capacity in people and organizations\, and helping them to reach their highest and best potential.
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URL:https://africanamericanchamberofcommerceofcentralflorida.growthzoneapp.com/chamber-events/Details/score-the-art-of-nonprofit-delegation-1898546?sourceTypeId=Hub
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