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SUMMARY:Series: Mission-Driven Human Resources for Nonprof
 its
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  "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><html><body><h1><b>Ser
 ies: Mission-Driven Human Resources for Nonprofits
 </b></h1>\n \n <p><b>Presented by Endunamo Consult
 ing\, hosted by Anchorum Health Foundation</b></p>
 \n \n <p><em><b>50% off for GNM Members</b></em></
 p>\n \n <p>Groundworks is proud to partner with no
 nprofit HR experts Endunamo Consulting to bring th
 is 4-part series designed specifically for our soc
 ial sector. Each session focuses on critical peopl
 e issues that will help nonprofit organizations to
  achieve success and fulfill their missions. This 
 training series features interactive instruction\,
  discussion\, and practical exercises in an open l
 earning environment where participants are encoura
 ged to share best practices\, challenges\, and que
 stions. </p>\n \n <p><b>Facilitated by Olivia Stan
 ley and Greg Wilken of Endunamo\, </b>this trainin
 g is designed to give nonprofit professionals the 
 tools and resources to incorporate a strengths-bas
 ed approach to HR strategies and to ensure that HR
  practices are legally compliant and minimize orga
 nizational risk.</p>\n \n <p>For those unable to a
 ttend the full series\, <a href="https://www.groun
 dworksnm.org/cnpe-training-events">individual sess
 ion registrations</a> are also available. Please e
 nsure your email address is entered correctly and 
 watch your inbox for registration confirmation. Qu
 estions? Reach out to info@groundworksnm.org. </p>
 \n \n <h2>Session 1: BUILDING YOUR TEAM</h2>\n \n 
 <p><b>August 19\, 1-4pm</b></p>\n \n <p><i>Managin
 g Performance Across Generations\, Progressive Dis
 cipline\, and Separations</i></p>\n \n <p>• Identi
 fying organizational strengths and building job de
 scriptions that attract mission-aligned candidates
 </p>\n \n <p>• Best practices for recruiting\, int
 erviewing\, and background checks</p>\n \n <p>• Cr
 eating an onboarding process that sets new hires u
 p for success from day one</p>\n \n <p> </p>\n \n 
 <h2><b>Session 2: MISSION-DRIVEN PERFORMANCE</b></
 h2>\n \n <p><b>September 2\, 1-4pm</b></p>\n \n <p
 ><i>Managing Performance Across Generations\, Prog
 ressive Discipline\, and Separations</i></p>\n \n 
 <p>• Setting clear performance expectations aligne
 d with your nonprofit’s mission</p>\n \n <p>• Mult
 i-generational management: engaging and leading Bo
 omers\, Gen X\, Millennials\, and Gen Z</p>\n \n <
 p>• Progressive discipline: documentation\, coachi
 ng\, and corrective action</p>\n \n <p>• Handling 
 separations\, terminations\, and off-boarding with
  professionalism and legal compliance</p>\n \n <p>
  </p>\n \n <h2><b>Session 3: CREATING A WINNING CU
 LTURE</b></h2>\n \n <p><b>September 16\, 1-4pm</b>
 </p>\n \n <p><i>Employee Engagement\, Relations\, 
 and Workplace Compliance</i></p>\n \n <p>• Employe
 e engagement strategies and best practices for non
 profits</p>\n \n <p>• Navigating employee relation
 s: discrimination\, harassment\, bullying\, and dr
 ug testing policies</p>\n \n <p>• Building a cultu
 re of trust\, transparency\, and accountability</p
 >\n \n <p> </p>\n \n <h2><b>Session 4: ENGAGING AL
 L YOUR RESOURCES</b></h2>\n \n <p><b>September 30\
 , 1-4pm</b></p>\n \n <p><i>HR Issues with Voluntee
 rs\, Donors\, Board Members\, and Diversity & Incl
 usion </i></p>\n \n <p>• Managing HR consideration
 s unique to volunteers\, donors\, and board member
 s</p>\n \n <p>• Diversity\, equity\, and inclusion
  strategies for nonprofit organizations</p>\n \n <
 p>• Practical approaches to building an inclusive 
 workplace that reflects your community and mission
 </p>\n \n <p> </p>\n \n <h2>Presenters:</h2>\n \n 
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 img alt="" src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com
 /content/v1/5e691dbdd9fe931db0f0b8ba/4a7c76ed-22db
 -49f6-bf89-fabdb37ad3e3/Headshot.jpg" style="width
 :300px\;height:300px\;" /></p>\n \n <figcaption>\n
  <h3><strong>Greg Wilken - President & CEO</strong
 ></h3>\n \n <p>I began my career in Washington\, D
 C developing workforce and education policy at the
  U.S. Departments of Labor and Education. I went t
 o law school and practiced law for several years a
 dvising and representing companies on employment a
 nd labor matters. Even though I loved working with
  my clients\, I realized that I could have more of
  an impact from inside organizations rather than a
 s outside counsel. For the next 15 years I held se
 veral senior corporate HR leadership roles across 
 a wide variety of industries\, including travel\, 
 retail\, insurance and hospitality. During this ti
 me I established a track record of identifying pro
 blems\, proposing solutions and getting results.<b
 r />\n <br />\n I started Endunamo Consulting's so
  that I could help nonprofit organizations and for
  profit businesses be successful by harnessing the
  great potential of their people. My goal is to em
 power the people and teams I work with and to help
  their organizations succeed and grow. I am passio
 nate about building relationships with my clients\
 , helping to identify their problems and devising 
 effective and long-lasting solutions. I would love
  the opportunity to work with you to develop your 
 most valuable resource - your Human Resources.</p>
 \n \n <p>On a personal level\, I grew up in South 
 Bend\, Indiana\, lived for many years in the Twin 
 Cities of Minnesota and currently reside in Las Ve
 gas. My wife\, Jennifer\, and I just celebrated ou
 r 30th wedding anniversary and have raised two ama
 zing daughters together. I love running\, cycling\
 , traveling and cooking - especially when I can do
  them all together.</p>\n \n <p> </p>\n \n <p><img
  alt="" src="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/co
 ntent/v1/5e691dbdd9fe931db0f0b8ba/bfb997e7-c036-49
 88-86ac-62d709de544f/Olivia+Stanley+Headshot.jpg" 
 style="width:300px\;height:344px\;" /></p>\n \n <h
 3><strong>Olivia Stanley - Consultant</strong></h3
 >\n \n <p>Shortly after graduating from the Univer
 sity of Nevada in Las Vegas\, I started my human r
 esources career in a casino. I quickly became inte
 rested in the importance of HR branding\, recruitm
 ent\, employee engagement\, and employee relations
 . I love serving in a role that works to create an
 d maintain a space where team members feel valued 
 at work. I also have experience in marketing and c
 ommunications\, having worked in a digital marketi
 ng role and a public relations role with the NHL b
 efore starting my human resources career. I’m eage
 r to contribute to the growth and success of nonpr
 ofit organizations.</p>\n \n <p>In my free time\, 
 you will find me in the middle of the desert enjoy
 ing the sun or stargazing\, trying a new restauran
 t in Chinatown\, watching Bob’s Burgers\, or off t
 o see family and friends out of town.</p>\n </figc
 aption>\n </figure>\n \n <p> </p>\n \n <hr />\n <p
 > <img alt="" src="https://www.groundworksnm.org/s
 ites/default/files/civicrm/persist/contribute/imag
 es/image-20220929151545-4.png" style="width:200px\
 ;height:67px\;" /></p></body></html>
DESCRIPTION:Series: Mission-Driven Human Resources for Nonprof
 its\n \n \n Presented by Endunamo Consulting\, hos
 ted by Anchorum Health Foundation\n \n \n \n 50% o
 ff for GNM Members\n \n \n \n Groundworks is proud
  to partner with nonprofit HR experts Endunamo Con
 sulting to bring this 4-part series designed speci
 fically for our social sector. Each session focuse
 s on critical people issues that will help nonprof
 it organizations to achieve success and fulfill th
 eir missions. This training series features intera
 ctive instruction\, discussion\, and practical exe
 rcises in an open learning environment where parti
 cipants are encouraged to share best practices\, c
 hallenges\, and questions. \n \n \n \n Facilitated
  by Olivia Stanley and Greg Wilken of Endunamo\, t
 his training is designed to give nonprofit profess
 ionals the tools and resources to incorporate a st
 rengths-based approach to HR strategies and to ens
 ure that HR practices are legally compliant and mi
 nimize organizational risk.\n \n \n \n For those u
 nable to attend the full series\, individual sessi
 on registrations (https://www.groundworksnm.org/cn
 pe-training-events) are also available. Please ens
 ure your email address is entered correctly and wa
 tch your inbox for registration confirmation. Ques
 tions? Reach out to info@groundworksnm.org. \n \n 
 \n \n Session 1: BUILDING YOUR TEAM\n \n \n August
  19\, 1-4pm\n \n \n \n Managing Performance Across
  Generations\, Progressive Discipline\, and Separa
 tions\n \n \n \n • Identifying organizational stre
 ngths and building job descriptions that attract m
 ission-aligned candidates\n \n \n \n • Best practi
 ces for recruiting\, interviewing\, and background
  checks\n \n \n \n • Creating an onboarding proces
 s that sets new hires up for success from day one\
 n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n Session 2: MISSION-DRIVEN 
 PERFORMANCE\n \n \n September 2\, 1-4pm\n \n \n \n
  Managing Performance Across Generations\, Progres
 sive Discipline\, and Separations\n \n \n \n • Set
 ting clear performance expectations aligned with y
 our nonprofit’s mission\n \n \n \n • Multi-generat
 ional management: engaging and leading Boomers\, G
 en X\, Millennials\, and Gen Z\n \n \n \n • Progre
 ssive discipline: documentation\, coaching\, and c
 orrective action\n \n \n \n • Handling separations
 \, terminations\, and off-boarding with profession
 alism and legal compliance\n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n
  Session 3: CREATING A WINNING CULTURE\n \n \n Sep
 tember 16\, 1-4pm\n \n \n \n Employee Engagement\,
  Relations\, and Workplace Compliance\n \n \n \n •
  Employee engagement strategies and best practices
  for nonprofits\n \n \n \n • Navigating employee r
 elations: discrimination\, harassment\, bullying\,
  and drug testing policies\n \n \n \n • Building a
  culture of trust\, transparency\, and accountabil
 ity\n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n Session 4: ENGAGING AL
 L YOUR RESOURCES\n \n \n September 30\, 1-4pm\n \n
  \n \n HR Issues with Volunteers\, Donors\, Board 
 Members\, and Diversity & Inclusion \n \n \n \n • 
 Managing HR considerations unique to volunteers\, 
 donors\, and board members\n \n \n \n • Diversity\
 , equity\, and inclusion strategies for nonprofit 
 organizations\n \n \n \n • Practical approaches to
  building an inclusive workplace that reflects you
 r community and mission\n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n Pr
 esenters:\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Greg Wilken - 
 President & CEO\n \n \n I began my career in Washi
 ngton\, DC developing workforce and education poli
 cy at the U.S. Departments of Labor and Education.
  I went to law school and practiced law for severa
 l years advising and representing companies on emp
 loyment and labor matters. Even though I loved wor
 king with my clients\, I realized that I could hav
 e more of an impact from inside organizations rath
 er than as outside counsel. For the next 15 years 
 I held several senior corporate HR leadership role
 s across a wide variety of industries\, including 
 travel\, retail\, insurance and hospitality. Durin
 g this time I established a track record of identi
 fying problems\, proposing solutions and getting r
 esults.\n \n \n \n I started Endunamo Consulting's
  so that I could help nonprofit organizations and 
 for profit businesses be successful by harnessing 
 the great potential of their people. My goal is to
  empower the people and teams I work with and to h
 elp their organizations succeed and grow. I am pas
 sionate about building relationships with my clien
 ts\, helping to identify their problems and devisi
 ng effective and long-lasting solutions. I would l
 ove the opportunity to work with you to develop yo
 ur most valuable resource - your Human Resources.\
 n \n \n \n On a personal level\, I grew up in Sout
 h Bend\, Indiana\, lived for many years in the Twi
 n Cities of Minnesota and currently reside in Las 
 Vegas. My wife\, Jennifer\, and I just celebrated 
 our 30th wedding anniversary and have raised two a
 mazing daughters together. I love running\, cyclin
 g\, traveling and cooking - especially when I can 
 do them all together.\n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n \n \
 n \n \n Olivia Stanley - Consultant\n \n \n Shortl
 y after graduating from the University of Nevada i
 n Las Vegas\, I started my human resources career 
 in a casino. I quickly became interested in the im
 portance of HR branding\, recruitment\, employee e
 ngagement\, and employee relations. I love serving
  in a role that works to create and maintain a spa
 ce where team members feel valued at work. I also 
 have experience in marketing and communications\, 
 having worked in a digital marketing role and a pu
 blic relations role with the NHL before starting m
 y human resources career. I’m eager to contribute 
 to the growth and success of nonprofit organizatio
 ns.\n \n \n \n In my free time\, you will find me 
 in the middle of the desert enjoying the sun or st
 argazing\, trying a new restaurant in Chinatown\, 
 watching Bob’s Burgers\, or off to see family and 
 friends out of town.\n \n \n \n \n \n  \n \n \n \n
  \n  \n \n 
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LOCATION:Anchorum Health Foundation\n 309 Read St\n Santa F
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