[Upcoming Event] Difficult Conversations, Part 2: Giving and Receiving Feedback
Join our upcoming event, "Difficult Conversations, Part 2: Giving and Receiving Feedback!" 📅 Tuesday, May 26, 2026 ⏰ 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT ⏱ 45 minutes ZOOM LINK: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/sXfPfHXGTqeWLT7Py6JbPA Feedback is one of the most important tools a board has and one of the easiest things to avoid. Whether it’s giving constructive input to a fellow board member, responding to concerns from leadership, or receiving difficult feedback yourself, these conversations shape trust, accountability, and culture across the organization. But too often, feedback is: - Delayed until frustration builds - Delivered emotionally instead of constructively - Avoided altogether to “keep the peace” - Taken personally instead of used productively In Part 2 of our Difficult Conversations series, we’ll focus specifically on the art of giving and receiving feedback well within nonprofit leadership and governance settings. This will be another candid, peer-driven discussion grounded in real boardroom dynamics and practical strategies you can use immediately. 👥 Who This Session Is For This session is especially valuable for: - Current nonprofit board members - Board chairs and officers - Executive Directors and CEOs working closely with boards - Governance committee members - Anyone navigating accountability, communication, or leadership dynamics within a nonprofit organization - Whether you’re delivering feedback, receiving it, or trying to create a healthier culture around it, this conversation is designed to help. 🎯 What We’ll Explore Together, we’ll discuss: - Why feedback often becomes emotionally charged - How to deliver feedback clearly while preserving relationships - How to receive difficult feedback without becoming defensive - The difference between criticism, accountability, and coaching - Practical frameworks that create more productive conversations - How healthy feedback cultures strengthen boards and organizations over time