The Rustandy Center for Social Sector Innovation’s annual On Board conferences in Chicago and Hong Kong provide nonprofit leaders and their boards with the knowledge and connections to do their best work.
“Whether yours is a small startup or an established organization, On Board will help you energize and recruit for your board and make new connections within the nonprofit community.”
—Wendy Irwin, Founder, Yellow Tractor, and Cofounder, the Yellow Tractor Project
In April and May 2021, we hosted On Board as a series of free, interactive online sessions and a virtual nonprofit networking fair. Get the key takeaways from On Board 2021.
What have we learned from this past year, and how can it help nonprofits adapt and increase their impact? Day 1 of On Board 2021 tackled these questions.
Social Sector Leaders Chart Post Coronavirus Path Forward
On the second day of On Board 2021, speakers discussed how nonprofits can move beyond building a diverse board and team to creating inclusive environments where everyone thrives.
How the Nonprofit Sector Can Create Truly Inclusive Environments
UChicago professor John List shares social sector research insights at On Board.
What Research Says about Giving Habits Amid Coronavirus and Beyond“On Board is a great networking opportunity that brings people with varied interests and talents into one space for an evening of learning.”
—Kelly Powers, Current Booth Student and Cofounder and Executive Director, Vocel
“On Board is a wonderful event that attracts a community of ambitious, like-minded people who share the same values for meaningful impact.”
—Debra Michaels, ’19, Consultant, Common Impact
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