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Laddey, Clark & Ryan to Present Third Annual Non-Profit Summit

Laddey, Clark & Ryan to Present Third Annual Non-Profit Summit

Building on the success of its two previous events, Laddey, Clark & Ryan, LLP will present its Third Annual Non-Profit Summit on October 5, 2018 at Perona Farms in Andover, NJ.

Allison Blake, Senior Fellow at the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Former Commission of the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, will be this year’s keynote speaker.

Topics to be addressed in a series of breakout sessions will include:

  • Messaging to Millennials: Engaging & Connecting with Younger Donors, Volunteers and Employees
  • Roadmap for Change: Exploring the Constant Need for Agencies to Navigate Change
  • The Impact of the 2017 Tax Law on the World of Non-Profits
  • How Important Are Mission, Vision and Core Values to a Non-Profit Organization
  • Non-Profit Corporate Governance
  • Encouraging Planned Giving to Your Non-Profit
  • Marketing in a 21st Century Environment

Speakers will include:

  • Chris Butto, LSW, LMSW, Executive Director, Family Promise of Sussex County
  • John D. Carrico II, CPA, Member, Cullari Carrico, LLC
  • Gregory Floyd, Executive Vice President Mission, Eva’s Village
  • Jeffrey S. Key, Co-Chair, New Jersey Young Nonprofit Professional Network

The Non-Profit Summit was started two years to educate and bring together executives and board members of non-profit organizations in Sussex County.  The event has grown each year – in the size and diversity of the programming, and the number of people attending.  This year, Laddey, Clark & Ryan has added breakout sessions to the program, and is reaching out to non-profit organizations throughout Northern and Western New Jersey.

Says Thomas N. Ryan, Managing Partner of Laddey, Clark & Ryan, “We have been gratified by the extremely positive response we have received from the non-profit community, and have been motivated to continue to step up our game to give them an even bigger and better program this year.”