Advanced Learning
Lead
Smarter
Take the guesswork out of leading your organization.
We bring together highly-skilled instructors and other nonprofit decision makers within the community to provide you with actionable information about financial and board leadership you can take back to your organization and implement right away. Sessions will be offered in the fall and spring.
Changing Landscape of Human Resources
September 13, 2024
8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., In-Person, The Automobile Gallery, Green Bay
Instructor: Thomas Schultz
Cost: $79
Is your human resource function adapted to today’s needs? Bring your leadership team or board member to join veteran human resources professional Thomas Schultz of CLA to discuss “hot topics” in today’s nonprofit work environment. Topics will include approaches to retention, coaching the next generation workforce, and developing employees to grow and advance. The session will get you rethinking the performance appraisal and cover ideas for non-salary benefits that may be offered.
Thomas Schultz
Thomas has more than 30 years of experience as a human resources professional. He brings a broad blend of skills in areas such as leadership coaching, employee relations, benefits, training and development, change leadership and employment law.His experience includes building human resource systems and structures that match the changing needs of organizations. He is adept at leading organizational talent and development strategies that tie to tangible business needs. With an accreditation as a certified behavioral consultant, Thomas uses the DISC and RightPath personality profile instruments to better understand employees' behaviors and motivations to create stronger teams.
Lead & Serve to Ignite Real Change
Level up your potential in the realm of public and nonprofit service.
Lead & Serve
to Ignite Real Change
Level up your potential in the realm of public and nonprofit service with a Master of Public Administration degree, our newest graduate degree program, providing the skills essential to managers in public and nonprofit organizations.
Networking Opportunities
Join us for nonprofit leader conversations on the second and fourth Thursdays from 9-10 a.m. We discuss timely topics with peers and experts with a moderator who gently keeps the discussion moving. Registration is limited to 25.
Have Questions?
If you have any questions or need additional guidance, please contact Kat Weber, Program Specialist, at (920) 663-7317 or weberka@uwgb.edu.