How Non-Profit Leaders Treat Burnout with Belonging

2023 Non-Profit Leadership Summit

Wednesday, October 11th, 2023
Schiff Family Conference Center at
Xavier University Cintas Center
1624 Herald Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45212
Virtual attendance available via Zoom Webinar

8:00 - 8:30 AM - Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30 - 11:30 AM - Keynote and Workshop with Alida Miranda-Wolff

Burnout – it’s the gap between expectations and experience, with a healthy dose of feeling overextended and exhausted. If that sounds like your leadership and fundraising team, you’re not alone: the demands of post-pandemic work are greater than ever.

Whether you worry about losing valued team members or managing your own feelings of stress and being overwhelmed, this dynamic session will provide hope for a better future through the magic of belonging.

In this interactive, two-hour workshop, we will learn:

What causes burnout
The relationship between burnout and belonging
The three “Rs” of creating belonging on your teams
How to use the basic tools of belonging to prevent and treat burnout in your organization

This event is hosted by Barnes Dennig, the Association for Fundraising Professionals, and the Leadership Council for Nonprofits, and is sponsored by the Better Business Bureau, Chase Bank, Fifth Third Bank, Anne M. Maxfield LLC, Bricker Graydon, Eagle Bank Charitable Foundation, First Financial Bank, PNC Bank, and The Yunker Group.

About the speaker

Alida Miranda-Wolff is the CEO and Founder of Ethos and author of the book Cultures of Belonging: Building Inclusive Organizations that Last. Alida received her certification in diversity, equity, and inclusion from Georgetown University and has eight years of practitioner experience. In 2021, Alida was a recipient of the University of Chicago’s Early Career Achievement Award.

By helping organizations and the people inside of them understand their relationships with power, how to use their power responsibly, and how to share their power, she helps create the conditions for everyone to thrive at work.

As part of Ethos, Alida serves as the Program Director of the Women Influence Chicago Accelerator, which supports womxn-identifying technologists advance their careers through a structured four-month program combining coaching, forums, classroom learning, and mentorship. She is also the founder of the membership organization, Embolden, which is focused on developing friendships between women.

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