Mission: The Hidden Superpower Behind Building Trust in Nonprofit Organizations

Webinar - Mission: The Hidden Superpower Behind Building Trust in Nonprofit Organizations

On Demand

Duration: 1 hour

About the Webinar

Organizations continue to navigate changes in the ways they carry out work. The shift to remote and hybrid work environments has altered how we view trust in the workplace. Our research demonstrates the importance of building trust at work as an essential asset to break down silos, foster collaboration, and drive engagement.

For nonprofits, building trust goes beyond the employer-employee dynamic, extending to Board members, community partners, and other important stakeholders. 

Join us  along with guest speaker Ivan Canada, Executive Director for North Carolina for Community & Justice (NCCJ)  as we discuss how leaders of nonprofit organizations can leverage a unique superpower to build trust with all constituencies: a shared belief in their mission.

What You’ll Learn

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

  • The role of trust in establishing relationships with staff, Board members, and communities
  • 3 practical tips for building mission-driven trust through shared values
  • Ways individuals and organizations can foster a culture of trust and psychological safety

About the Presenters

Brook Wingate

Brook Wingate
Director of Development & Alumni Relations
Center for Creative Leadership 

Brook serves as Director of Development & Alumni Relations for CCL and is a member of our Societal Impact leadership team. Societal Impact serves CCL’s nonprofit, K-12 education, higher education, and population health clients and funders. Brook leads a team that is responsible for business development and philanthropy that increase impact in the social sector. She is also an Adjunct Coach, is certified in CCL’s Benchmarks® 360 Assessment Suite, and is trained to deliver CCL’s unique coaching workshop, Better Conversations Every Day™.

Brook brings 20+ years of nonprofit leadership experience to CCL, including work in independent schools, regional professional theater, United Way, and a statewide child welfare agency. Brook has built both systems and teams and led several organizational culture-change efforts, creating increased impact both for organizations and the communities they serve.

Ivan Canada headshot

Ivan Canada
Executive Director
North Carolina for Community & Justice (NCCJ)

Ivan is the Executive Director for North Carolina for Community & Justice (NCCJ), a human relations organization that promotes understanding and respect among all cultures, races, and religions, through advocacy, education, and dialogue. He previously served as the Senior Director of Development, Communications and Strategic Partnerships. Prior to joining NCCJ, Ivan worked with the Guilford Green Foundation as interim executive director and director of special projects.

Ivan is a leader in the NC Triad community and has been awarded the Triad Business Journal’s “Forty Leaders Under 40 Award” as well as their inaugural “Leaders in Diversity Award”, the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce’s “Change Agent Award” and most recently has been recognized by the Latino Community Coalition of Guilford County with a “Corazón Latino Award” (Latino Heart), which recognizes non-Latino community members, businesses, and nonprofit organizations that have consistently served as an ally to the Latinx community.

Ivan is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a bachelor’s degree in economics and journalism and mass communication.

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