Event Details
Thursday
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Classes & Series
Webinar
Laurie Wolf, President/CEO, The Foraker Group
FREE
SPECIAL NOTICE:
Closed captioning is available. Please ask in advance for permission to use other accommodation tools, including note-taking devices.
This event is held by way of teleconference or video. In order to
receive related documents and login information, you must register AND pay for this event at least 1 day in
advance. Payment is required for EACH individual person attending
the teleconference.
Are you considering a capital project? Whether it’s constructing a new facility or renovating a current building to better serve your mission - capital projects can be daunting. Our toolkit can help. Our toolkit brings together the experiences of many organizations that have gone through our Pre-D program and offers guidance and tools to assist board and staff to educate themselves, explore options, and make informed decisions. The ideal outcome of Pre-D is a sustainable capital project – one that is more than just a building. Rather, it’s a project that contributes to the long-term viability of your mission, your organization, and the community you serve. Join us to learn about how you can use the toolkit to further your mission.
Location
Statewide Webinar
This class will be offered online
STATEWIDE,
AK
Host
Laurie Wolf
President/CEO, The Foraker Group
Laurie has worked in the nonprofit sector for close to 30 years and with Foraker for 17 years. She has been instrumental in creating many of Foraker's services and philosophy. Laurie is passionate about the power of the nonprofit sector to change lives, improve our environment, secure our economic opportunities, provide essential arts, cultural and educational experiences and truly partner to ensure healthy communities.
Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Laurie is committed to connecting nonprofit leaders across the state and sector to weave a network of positive learning, support, and success. Laurie focuses her Foraker work on supporting creative collaborations, providing board and leadership development, and creating a positive culture of philanthropy within organizations.
Laurie holds a BA in English from Scripps College and an Executive Master's degree in Not-for-Profit Leadership from Seattle University. She has been a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) since 2003. She has served on a variety of boards and worked as a volunteer in arts, environmental, and human services organizations. In 2005, Laurie was named one of Alaska's "Top 40 Under 40" by the Alaska Journal of Commerce, and was named Outstanding Professional in Philanthropy in 2006 by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Alaska chapter. In 2016 Laurie was recognized by the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce and inducted into the ATHENA Society. She spends her time away from the office connecting with her family and friends, distance running, and finding sunshine in Alaska and beyond.
