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2015 May Monthly Luncheon - NFP Expo
Date: May 21, 2015
Time: 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
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Event Description
Join us for this special monthly membership luncheon AND Not-for-Profit Expo!
Many of our NFP members will be on hand to get to know you and your business
and to introduce their organization, mission, volunteer needs and business needs to you!
Our Luncheon will include a special presentation from
Candace King
Executive Director
DuPage Federation
On Human Services Reform
Her topic - "Who are the New Neighbors?”
Candace's background includes program development and administrative experience in a variety of human services programs in three states, including administration of advocacy and family support programs serving people with disabilities, low income and at risk families, and the elderly. She has extensive training experience, was the developer of the Federation’s training on Planning for Linguistic and Cultural Competency and the co-developer and co-trainer of the Federation’s Making the Connection training. She is also the author or co-author of the Federation’s series of reports, Profiles of Vulnerable Populations.
She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration (Health Administration) from the University of Arizona and a Bachelor of Arts from Barat College, as well as an interdisciplinary certificate in early intervention from George Mason University and Virginia Institute on Developmental Disabilities.
Bring a guest and be entered into a drawing for a
$25 Downtown Wheaton Association Gift Card
Many of our NFP members will be on hand to get to know you and your business
and to introduce their organization, mission, volunteer needs and business needs to you!
Our Luncheon will include a special presentation from
Candace King
Executive Director
DuPage Federation
On Human Services Reform
Her topic - "Who are the New Neighbors?”
Candace's background includes program development and administrative experience in a variety of human services programs in three states, including administration of advocacy and family support programs serving people with disabilities, low income and at risk families, and the elderly. She has extensive training experience, was the developer of the Federation’s training on Planning for Linguistic and Cultural Competency and the co-developer and co-trainer of the Federation’s Making the Connection training. She is also the author or co-author of the Federation’s series of reports, Profiles of Vulnerable Populations.
She holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration (Health Administration) from the University of Arizona and a Bachelor of Arts from Barat College, as well as an interdisciplinary certificate in early intervention from George Mason University and Virginia Institute on Developmental Disabilities.
Bring a guest and be entered into a drawing for a
$25 Downtown Wheaton Association Gift Card
